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Third goal in three games Evanilson scored one goal with his only on-target effort and created two chances in Saturday's 3-2 loss versus Brentford.

Impact Evanilson netted the Cherries opening goal Saturday, capitalizing on a poor pass back to the keeper. The Brazilian was always sharp and dangerous, he has demonstrated that he is an able replacement for Dominic Solanke by scoring in each of his last three matches.

NOVEMBER 10 • ROTOWIRE

Evanilson cashes in to give Bournemouth the lead over Brentford | Premier League

NOVEMBER 9 • YOUTUBE

Evanilson doubles Bournemouth's lead against Manchester City | Premier League

NOVEMBER 2 • YOUTUBE

Scores in victory over City Evanilson scored one goal to go with two shots (two on goal) in Saturday's 2-1 win over Manchester City.

Impact Evanilson was heavily marked by the formidable Manchester City backline Saturday but showed his pace and striker's instincts by producing two on target attempts, one landing in the back of the net. The Brazilian is starting to find his feet with his Cherries team mates, he has now scored in back to back games.

NOVEMBER 2 • ROTOWIRE

Grabs last minute equalizer Evanilson scored one goal to go with one shot (on goal) in Saturday's 1-1 draw versus Aston Villa.

Impact Evanilson started from the bench Saturday for the first time this season. Enes Unal took his role as central striker but following a lackluster contribution the Brazilian replaced him after 64 minutes. It turned out to be a wise replacement, he scored with almost the final kick of the game with his only shot on target to earn the Cherries a point from the game. It was his second of the season but he is growing in confidence, we can expect many more strikes from him this season.

OCTOBER 27 • ROTOWIRE

Evanilson heads Bournemouth level v. Aston Villa in 96th minute | Premier League

OCTOBER 26 • YOUTUBE

Denied two goal scoring chances in win Evanilson generated one shot (zero on goal) and one chance created in Saturday's 2-0 win against Arsenal.

Impact Evanilson was unlucky not to get onto the scoresheet Saturday on two occasions, both created seminal moments in the game. The first was when he was brought down by William Saliba as he broke away towards goal, the Gunner was awarded a red card for denying a goal scoring opportunity. In the second he attempted to round David Raya to score when the Spanish keeper brought him down and the subsequent penalty was converted by Justin Kluivert. The Brazilian was subbed after 82 minutes. From seven appearances he has scored just once but he is a constant threat who should get more productive as the season progresses.

OCTOBER 20 • ROTOWIRE

William Saliba sent off for denying Evanilson goal-scoring opportunity | Premier League

OCTOBER 19 • YOUTUBE

No shots on target in loss Evanilson recorded three shots (none on goal) and created a chance in Saturday's 1-0 loss to Leicester City.

Impact Evanilson had two shots blocked Saturday. The Brazilian is still finding his feet with the EPL's pace versus his experience last season in Liga Portugal with Porto, but glimmers of his talent showed through. He was subbed after 81 minutes. The striker found the net in the Cherries last outing.

OCTOBER 6 • ROTOWIRE

First EPL goal in win Evanilson scored one goal to go with two shots (two on goal) in Monday's 3-1 win versus Southampton.

Impact Evanilson opened the game's scoring Monday through a clinical finish into the corner of the net from a quickly taken Lewis Cook free kick. The Brazilian is growing in confidence as he gets to know his new teammates. Most of his touches created dangerous opportunities and he had a second shot on target that took sharp goalkeeping to deny him a second. From this performance it looks like he will become a regular on the Cherries scoresheet going forward and a worthy replacement for Dominic Solanke.

OCTOBER 1 • ROTOWIRE

Evanilson tucks away Bournemouth's opener against Southampton | Premier League

SEPTEMBER 30 • YOUTUBE

Penalty miss in loss Evanilson recorded three shots (one on goal) and one chance created in Saturday's 1-0 defeat versus Chelsea.

Impact Evanilson is still trying to find his feet at Bournemouth since joining them from Porto last month. He did make three goal threatening attempts Saturday, one on target. Chelsea keeper, Robert Sanchez, fouled him to draw a penalty and the striker did not execute the ensuing spot kick well, it was saved by the Spaniard. He was subbed after 68 minutes. It is early days with three match appearances but the Brazilian international looks sharp and dangerous, he is likely to be a regular goalscorer as the season progresses.

SEPTEMBER 15 • ROTOWIRE

Promising debut in draw Evanilson registered three shots (two on goal) in Sunday's 1-1 draw versus Newcastle United.

Impact Evanilson made his premier league debut Sunday after being signed earlier this month from Porto. He is the natural replacement for Dominic Solanke following his recent move to Spurs. The Brazilian international did not get much service from his midfielders but when in range of goal he showed his potential by firing two impressive on target strikes. He also demonstrated that he is not afraid to help out at the back when needed making a clearance, a tackle and blocking a shot. He was subbed after 72 minutes. It is early days but he looks like a promising addition to the Cherries and will hopefully build on the 13 goal tally he chalked up with Porto last season.

AUGUST 26 • ROTOWIRE

Signs with Bournemouth Evanilson signed with Bournemouth on a permanent deal from Porto, the club announced.

Impact Evanilson made the switch to Bournemouth from Porto, coming in as the new no. 9. The forward should take an immediate role in the starting XI, especially following the departure of Dominic Solanke. Enes Unal is another competitor for more minutes leading the line.

AUGUST 16 • ROTOWIRE

Brazil striker Evanilson joins Bournemouth from Porto for more than $50M

Brazil striker Evanilson has signed for Bournemouth from Porto in a deal worth a reported 40 million pounds ($51.6 million), a club record for the English team

AUGUST 16 • ASSOCIATED PRESS