Bournemouth and Milan: line-ups, substitutions and Maignan's expulsion

In the afternoon at Dean Court, Bournemouth dominated the encounter against Milan, scoring three goals and forcing Milan's goalkeeper Maignan to be sent off, while the match was marked by numerous substitutions and the refereeing decision that changed the team's setup.

Bournemouth lined up the starting XI of Di Gregorio, Hill, Diakité, Antonio Silva, Truffert, Tavernier, Christie, Adams, Doak, Evanilson and Kluivert. Tavernier was substituted at the 16' mark by Toth and at the 33' by Adli, while Adams gave way at the 16' to Cook. Evanilson came on at the 20' in place of Rodriguez, and Kluivert replaced Rayan at the 16'. On the bench were Petrovic, Allan, Soler, Brooks and Smith, under the direction of coach Rose.

Milan lineup

Milan started with Maignan, Tomori, De Winter, Pavlovic, Moreira, Musah, Jashari, Estupiñán, Loftus-Cheek, Hutchinson and Cissé on the field. Tomori was substituted at the 21' by Diawara, Estupiñán gave way at the 1' to Bartesaghi, Loftus-Cheek was substituted at the 1' by Rabiot, and Hutchinson was substituted at the 30' by Torriani. On the bench were Bouyer, Pulisic, Modric, Gila, Vladimirov and Camarda, led by coach Ruben Amorim.

Referee Fotias, of Greek nationality, showed three cautions for Bournemouth and five for Milan: Adams, Diakité for Bournemouth; Estupiñán, Tomori, De Winter for Milan. Maignan was sent off for Milan during the match. Bournemouth's three goals were scored by Kluivert at the 8', by Tavernier at the 32' and by Adli at the 38'.