JUSTIN KLUIVERT has made Premier League history after beating his father’s record by scoring a hat-trick at St James’ Park. The Bournemouth star netted twice in the first half of the

But our Premier League Player of the Weekend is ... Enes Ünal, Alex Scott, Luis Sinisterra, Julián Arango, Marcos Senesi, Marcus Tavernier, Adam Smith and Evanilson. A list there of some of the first-team players Bournemouth had do without for their trip to in-form Newcastle over the weekend.

The new year is well under way and Christmas is a hazy memory of shredded wrapping paper and over-eating, but the unrelenting Premier League calendar has scarcely slowed down. After a full round of midweek fixtures for gameweek 20 had brought the familiar thrills,

From the time he broke through the ranks at Ajax, Justin Kluivert has always been known more as the 'son of Patrick' than just 'Justin'. It was only natural considering who said Patrick was -- centre-forward extraordinaire (most prolifically for Ajax and Barcelona,

However, the Cherries' top scorer boosted his total for 2024/25 to 10 - equalling his best league tally for one season - with a hat-trick of clinical open-play goals at Newcastle.

Against a red-hot Newcastle side, and missing nine first-team players, Bournemouth were heavy underdogs. Kluivert shone, scoring a stunning hat-trick, including a long-range screamer, to secure a memorable 4-1 away win. His heroics lifted Bournemouth to seventh and cemented his rise beyond his father Patrick’s legacy.

Justin Kluivert this week became just the seventh player in Premier League history to score two hat-tricks in away games in a single season. The Netherlands international is having one hell of a

Justin Kluivert scores a hat-trick as Bournemouth claimed a thoroughly deserved victory at St James' Park to stretch their unbeaten Premier League run to 10 matches and wreck Newcastle's own nine-match winning streak.

He is the jewel in the bog of the Premier League relegation battle, the supercar in the second-hand bike shop. Could any team in the bottom five lay claim to having a better player this season? No.

The name Kluivert carries a lot of weight in Dutch soccer. Patrick Kluivert is one of the top scorers in the national team’s history, and he spearheaded the Oranje attack at the 1994 and 1998 World Cups,

What Troy Deeney says about Maresca and Chelsea is true, after failing to win any of their last six Premier League games, Monday night’s 3-1 home win over Wolves was much needed.