Moroccan international Amine Adli continued his impressive run in the English Premier League after finding the back of the net in Bournemouth’s encounter with Everton on Tuesday night.
Adli once again proved his value to the Cherries with a composed and clinical display, capping his performance with a well-taken goal in the second half.
The forward struck in the 64th minute after latching onto a clever delivery from teammate James Hill, showing great awareness and technique to guide the ball into the net and put Bournemouth ahead.
The match had earlier swung in Everton’s favour in the 42nd minute when Iliman Ndiaye converted from the spot, firing a low effort into the left corner beyond the reach of goalkeeper Djordje Petrovic.
Bournemouth responded strongly after the break and were rewarded in the 61st minute when Adrien Truffert delivered a delicate lofted cross into the box, allowing Rayan to rise highest and head home the equaliser.
Bournemouth maintained their momentum and completed the turnaround just three minutes later.
James Hill peeled away from his marker to meet a free kick before directing the ball towards Adli, who reacted quickly to nod home and make it 2-1 for the hosts.
The goal marked Adli’s third strike in the English Premier League this season, underlining his growing influence and consistency as Bournemouth continue their campaign in the top flight.
