Player Ratings As Bournemouth Beat Leeds To Claim Sixth Win On The Bounce

Bournemouth's remarkable run of form continued as they ground out a win over Leeds United at the Vitality Stadium to make it six consecutive wins in all competitions. Marco Rose's side are currently playing with an incredible level of confidence, combining attacking quality with an increasingly formidable defensive resilience. Saturday's clean sheet was their sixth in succession, meaning the Cherries have now gone six matches without conceding a single goal, an achievement that underlines just how impressive their recent transformation has been. With goals coming from across the team and defensive performances reaching another level, Bournemouth are building serious momentum and showing no signs of letting up as they continue to climb the Premier League table.

Despite having little to do, yet another clean sheet for Cherries number one cannot be sniffed at. Looking commanding and full of confidence right now. 7/10

The Bournemouth skipper made some crucial first half blocs and interceptions and dealt with the pacey Daniel James very well. 8/10

A little bit loose in possession in the opening stages, but grew as they game went on with a typically warrior like performance at the back. 7/10

The summer signing has been a key reason to why the Cherries have looked so flawless defensively of late, another superb showing. 8/10

A solid display from the Frenchman, perhaps not as marauding as he often can be, but reliable as always. 7/10

Facing his former club, Tyler was industrious and full of energy from the off. Saw out his role in the base of the midfield in impeccabe fashion. 9/10

A performance full of bite and tenacity, the Scottish midfielder was everywhere and formed a good partnership alongside Tyler Adams. 8/10

Marcus was lively and covered plenty of ground as he so often does for the Cherries. His relentless work rate showed no signs of ending as he played a part in Bournemouth's late second to seal the win. 8/10

Not the best of games from an attacking point from the Brazilian, but his aerial presence from a defensive standpoint was vital as Leeds chucked everything into the Cherries box. 7/10

Justin pounced on Trafford's mistake to make the first goal. Was struggling somewhat prior to that, but he was alert for the key moment of the match. 8/10

The centre forward is on fire right now and it shows no signs of stopping anytime soon. He was in the right place to finish with ease for the opening. 8/10

Really strong performances from the bench for all Cherries' substitutes. Lewis Cook brought some calm to the midfield, Bafode Diakite and Alvaro Rodriguez done their roles well, and both Junior Kroupi and Amine Adli combined expertly to seal the victory right at the death.