William Saliba sent off in first half as Ryan Christie and a penalty from Justin Kluivert secure three points for the Cherries
Bournemouth's Ryan Christie celebrates after scoring the opening goal of the Premier League game against Arsenal at the Vitality Stadium. Photograph: Steven Paston/PA WireThe defender was dismissed for hauling down striker Evanilson near the halfway line, denying him a clear run on goal as for the third time this season the visitors finished a league game with 10 men.
Arsenal pushed on and inevitably left gaps. Evanilson took advantage when he got in behind and was felled by goalkeeper David Raya, handing Justin Kluivert the job of capping a fine victory from the penalty spot.
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