Saturday, 29 August 2026 at 15:00 · Vitality Stadium
A snapshot of Who2Win support when voting closed — 1,115 votes across 19 countries.
Bournemouth took the lead through Alex Scott in the 41st minute and appeared on course for victory at the Vitality Stadium. Everton kept pushing and got rewarded when James Tarkowski struck in the 91st minute, rescuing a dramatic 1-1 draw
AFC Bournemouth carried Who2Win support 51%–49% across 19 countries.
Final continental breakdown for AFC Bournemouth vs Everton.
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These two have played out some open, high-scoring meetings in recent Premier League seasons, including a wild 3-3 draw at the Vitality. Everton have historically edged the head-to-head, but Bournemouth's home form against them has been strong in the modern era.
The draw leaves both Bournemouth and Everton just a singular point from their opening two Premier League matches. For Bournemouth, the late concession will be particularly deflating after a great performance ended without a win, while Everton will take confidence from fighting back for a point on the road making the long journey home slightly better
The poll was finely balanced, with 1,116 votes cast. AFC Bournemouth held a narrow edge on 51%, while Everton attracted 49%, meaning fans marginally preferred Bournemouth to win this Premier League fixture.
Bournemouth’s strongest backing came from the United States, Mexico, Spain, Brazil and Ecuador, showing notable support across North America, Europe and South America. Everton were most strongly backed in the United Kingdom and Sweden, reflecting a more concentrated European following. The geographical split highlights Bournemouth’s broader international poll support, while Everton retained a strong base closer to home and in Scandinavia.
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Tough one to call this. Heart says one thing, head says the other.
Whoever wins the midfield battle wins this, simple as that.