AFC Bournemouth v Sunderland live: score, updates and line-ups

Full time: Bournemouth 2-0 Sunderland. Tavernier's early header and Evanilson's second-half strike proved enough for the hosts after Danso's 17th-minute red card left Sunderland a man light for the vast majority of the game. The ten men battled hard, with Roefs making four saves to keep the deficit down, but a huge gulf in shots (29-3) and possession tells the story of a one-sided afternoon. A tough result to take, but given the numerical disadvantage, damage limitation was always the order of the day.

Bournemouth have gone back on the front foot as the game winds down, with Hume missing the target from a Sunderland set piece before Adli and Rayan both tried their luck for the hosts. The visitors' ten men are still holding out at 2-0, but Bournemouth's continued dominance of possession and shots shows there's been little let-up in the closing stages.

Sunderland have actually found a bit more of the ball in this spell, with Le Fée dragging a shot wide and Diarra and Ahoka both winning free-kicks in the attacking half to earn a breather. Bournemouth's pressure has eased slightly - Truffert's effort was well off target - though the hosts still lead comfortably on shots and corners as the ten men continue to hold firm at 2-0.

Bournemouth have kept pouring forward, with Roefs again the busiest man on the pitch - denying Tavernier and seeing Rayan's effort blocked as the hosts added more shots and another corner to their tally. Sunderland made a double change bringing on Diarra and O'Nien, but Rigg's booking and injury-enforced withdrawal summed up a tough spell as the ten men continue to soak up relentless pressure without threatening at the other end.

Bournemouth have continued to lay siege to Sunderland's ten men, piling on five more shots since Evanilson's goal - Christie twice and Cook seeing efforts blocked as the hosts keep the ball in the final third. Sunderland haven't been able to get out at all, with the lone bright spot being Tutierov winning a free kick, but it's been almost entirely one-way traffic as the numerical disadvantage keeps taking its toll.

Evanilson gets his reward for a relentless Bournemouth display, doubling the hosts' lead just two minutes into the second half. A tough night for Sunderland's ten men gets even harder - the extra man advantage is really starting to tell.

Second half under way at the Vitality and it's been a quiet start - no change at all in the stats since the break, with Bournemouth still dominant on the ball but no fresh efforts registered either way yet. Sunderland will just be pleased to have made it through the restart without their ten men being carved open again, and will hope to find a foothold now Rigg and Le Fée have a breather after that bruising first-half siege.

Bournemouth have kept pouring forward as the half winds down, Rayan forcing another good stop from Roefs and Evanilson dragging one wide from a tight angle in stoppage time. Alderete's booking for a foul summed up the defending required, with shots now 12-1 and corners 4-1 in the hosts' favour - Sunderland's ten men will be relieved to reach the break only a goal down.

Bournemouth continue to lay siege to the Sunderland goal with their extra man advantage - Roefs did well to save Rayan's effort while Smith and Evanilson also tested the Black Cats' resolve. Shots have climbed to 9-1 and corners 3-0 as the hosts pile on the pressure, though Sunderland remain just the one goal down at the break approaches.

Bournemouth have continued to press their numerical advantage, with Tavernier and Hill both firing efforts off target as the hosts push for a second. Sunderland have been pinned back further, barely getting out, though Mukiele and Sadiki have at least won a couple of free kicks to ease the pressure momentarily. Silva's booking for a foul on Mukiele was a rare let-up, but with shots now 6-1 in Bournemouth's favour, the ten men are having to dig in.

Disaster for Sunderland - Danso is sent off after fouling Evanilson just a minute after that foray forward, leaving the Black Cats a man light already trailing on the south coast. A huge mountain to climb now with over 70 minutes still to play.

Sunderland have shown a bit more purpose since going behind - Danso glanced a header just wide from a Xhaka free-kick after Le Fée had won it in the attacking half. But Bournemouth have steadied things and now dominate the ball at nearly two-thirds possession, continuing to look the more likely side to add to their lead.

Rocky start for Sunderland - Tavernier nods Bournemouth in front from Evanilson's assist after the hosts had already threatened early on. The Black Cats will need to respond quickly on the south coast.