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PLAYER RATINGS: Puscas’ drought continues as Royals beaten by Bournemouth

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Saturday, October 30, 2021 10:25 pm
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LUKE SOUTHWOOD 5: Didn’t have much of a chance with either goal as Bournemouth scored with two of their three shots on target.

 

ANDY YIADOM 6: Worked tirelessly down the right as he tried to provide an attacking outlet.

 

LIAM MOORE 5: Allowed Lowe far too much time and room in the box and he punished him by finding the bottom corner.

 

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SCOTT DANN 6: Won some important duels up against the in-form Solanke. Almost scored with a late header

 

BABA RAHMAN 7: Energetic in the first-half and put in a vital block on a Solanke shot in the second-half.

 

JOSH LAURENT 6: Strong in the first-half, had a great chance to score with an impressive solo run, but probably should have passed.

 

DANNY DRINKWATER 5: Showed his brilliant passing range on a few occasions, but looked tired in the second-half.

 

TOM DELE-BASHIRU 5: An unusually quiet performance from a young player that has been relied on so much this season.

 

JOHN SWIFT 7: Put in some excellent crosses, particularly the rabona cross that Puscas should have converted

 

OVIE EJARIA 5: Looked very bright in the first-half and had some good moments in the final third but was quiet in the second.

 

GEORGE PUSCAS 4: Can’t buy a goal at the moment. Two really presentable chances in the match but put both off target.

 

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