Bournemouth have the chance to make a little piece of footballing history when they travel to Prague on Thursday, with Marco Rose's side closing in on a top flight record that has stood for an incredible 56 years.

The Cherries have been in formidable defensive form, becoming the first top flight side since Tottenham Hotspur to win 12 consecutive halves of football without conceding a goal. Spurs previously set the benchmark back in 1970, and Bournemouth are now just one half away from going one better.

Tickets for the Premier League clash against Coventry City at Vitality Stadium on Saturday December 19th (3pm kick-off) go on sale at 10am today (Tuesday 3rd November).

They will go on sale initially to supporters with 27+ home points before dropping to 21+ points on Thursday 5th November, 15+ points on Sunday 8th November, and finally to all supporters with at least one home point on Cherry Tuesday 10th November, subject to availability.

Bournemouth produced another impressive all round performance to see off Leeds United 2-0 at the Vitality Stadium, with several players stepping up to deliver on another memorable afternoon for the Cherries. Marco Rose's side looked assured at both ends of the pitch, combining attacking intent with the defensive discipline that has become such a defining feature of their recent success. The backline once again deserves plenty of credit, recording a sixth consecutive clean sheet, while the midfield provided energy, control and creativity to keep Leeds at arm's length. Further forward, Bournemouth had the quality to make their opportunities count, continuing a remarkable run that has now seen them win six successive matches in all competitions. It was another collective effort rather than a performance built around one individual, but there were certainly some standout contributions worthy of recognition as the Cherries continued their remarkable momentum.

This week a meeting will take place amongst invited fan groups to discuss arrangements and important information ahead of the club’s Europa League trip to Sparta Prague.

The meeting will cover several key topics for travelling supporters, including:

After another impressive victory over Leeds United at the Vitality Stadium, who was your standout performer?

With Evanilson continuing his remarkable goalscoring run, Amine Adli coming off the bench to seal all three points and the Cherries extending their incredible run to six consecutive wins without conceding, there were plenty of strong performances across the pitch.

Bournemouth manager Marco Rose has been named Utilita Manager of the Week following an impressive run of results for the Cherries.

The award recognises a memorable week for the club, which culminated in a commanding 3-0 victory away at Manchester United at Old Trafford.

AFC Bournemouth defender James Hill is leading the way in the Premier League when it comes to reading the game, having intercepted 17 attempted line-breaking passes - more than any other player in the division this season.

The statistic highlights Hill's impressive ability to anticipate opposition movements, recognise danger early and disrupt attacks before they can develop. After earning a regular spot in the Cherries side last season, his positional awareness and understanding of the game has been one of his key assets, with an exceptional performance against Manchester United highlighting all his attributes!

Bournemouth have confirmed that midfielder Alex Toth will be sidelined for several months after suffering a significant muscle injury, delivering a frustrating blow for the Hungarian international.

Toth has found regular minutes hard to come by since arriving at the Vitality Stadium and will undoubtedly be gutted to have another lengthy spell on the sidelines just as he looks to establish himself in Marco Rose's plans. The injury comes at a particularly unfortunate time, with a busy run of fixtures on the horizon and plenty of opportunities for players to make their mark.

Bournemouth fans could soon be handed a huge boost with the imminent return of star midfielder Alex Scott, who is now just a few weeks away from making his comeback from injury. The classy midfielder has been a key figure for the Cherries, and his return could come at a crucial time as Marco Rose's side look to maintain their impressive run of form. Scott's energy, technical ability and ability to dictate the tempo of games would provide another valuable option in an already impressive midfield.

While Bournemouth have coped impressively in his absence, having a player of Scott's quality back available could take the team to another level. There is a busy schedule and important run of fixtures ahead, his return may prove to be a significant boost as the Cherries look to keep their momentum going.

Lewis Cook is continuing to prove just how important he is to Bournemouth, with the Cherries boasting an incredible defensive record whenever the midfielder has been on the pitch this season.

Cook has featured for 668 minutes across all competitions so far, and in that time the Cherries have conceded just ONE goal. That sole strike came away at Newcastle United, highlighting the remarkable defensive solidity the side has shown with the midfielder in the team.