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Manchester United-Bournemouth: Ayden Heaven gets a decisive free kick

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Manchester United-Bournemouth: Ayden Heaven gets a decisive free kick

Date: 25/10/2026, Sunday at 15:00, the stadium hosts the Premier League duel between Manchester United and Bournemouth, refereed by Jarred Gillett. As early as the ninth minute, Ayden Heaven of Manchester United wins a decisive free kick in his half of the pitch, marking the first key moment of the match.

The match is followed Live, offering supporters real‑time coverage. Fans are waiting to see who will dominate the first half.

Team line‑ups

Both sides line up in a 4‑2‑3‑1. Heading Manchester United, coach M. Carrick selects S. Lammens in goal, J. Dalot and Teixeira in defence, with Ayden Heaven, Harry Maguire, Leny Yoro and C. Baleba in midfield. Bournemouth, led by M. Rose, lines up A. Truffert, A. Pereira de Albuquerque and Tavares da Silva in defence, supported by Marcus Tavernier, Justin Kluivert and R. Simplício Rocha in attack.

Chronology of actions

In the first minute, the line‑ups are announced and the warm‑up begins. Three minutes later, Diogo Dalot concedes a corner for Bournemouth, followed by a missed shot and a header by Evanilson from the penalty spot after a pass from Marcus Tavernier. The live commentary relays each action, highlighting the importance of corners for Bournemouth.

In the fifth minute, Harry Maguire concedes a corner, then Rayan of Bournemouth attempts a left‑foot shot, the final pass coming from Evanilson. Two minutes later, Leny Yoro gives a corner to Bournemouth, while Rayan receives a free kick on the right wing. The seventh and ninth minutes respectively see a Bournemouth corner and Ayden Heaven’s free kick.

Manchester United is going through a crisis after persistent disappointing results, while Bournemouth, buoyed by its 3‑0 victory over AC Milan thanks to a goal from Justin Kluivert, hopes to cause a surprise at Old Trafford.

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