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Everton missed a crucial opportunity to climb into sixth place in the Premier League standings after suffering a dramatic comeback defeat against Bournemouth at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Despite the high stakes of potential European qualification, David Moyes’s side surrendered their lead to Andoni Iraola’s visitors following a pivotal red card that shifted the momentum of the match. The result marks another disappointing outing for the Toffees at their new home ground, where they have struggled to establish a consistent winning form. The match turned on its head in the second half when Everton were reduced to ten men, allowing Bournemouth to assert their dominance and extend their impressive unbeaten streak to six consecutive top-flight matches. The Cherries' comeback was spearheaded by the club's emerging young talents, most notably the 19-year-old Brazilian forward Rayan. His clinical header served as the equalizer, showcasing why he is increasingly considered one of the most promising prospects in the Bournemouth squad. Following the equalizer, Bournemouth continued to press their numerical advantage against a flagging Everton defense. Adli eventually secured the full three points for the visitors with another decisive header, silencing the home crowd and highlighting the tactical flexibility instilled by Iraola. For Everton, the loss is a significant blow to their aspirations for a top-six finish, as the team failed to capitalize on their early control of the game. The contrast in form between the two sides was evident, with Bournemouth’s resilience and clinical finishing ultimately overcoming Everton’s home-field advantage.