Sunday, 18 October 2026 at 14:00 · Vitality
A snapshot of Who2Win support when voting closed — 243 votes across 18 countries.
Bournemouth secured a 2-0 home victory over Sunderland in Premier League Gameweek 7 on Sunday 18 October 2026. Two goals without reply earned the hosts all three points, while Sunderland left without a goal or a point.
The result offered Bournemouth a response to their 5-1 defeat at Chelsea the previous weekend. Sunderland, meanwhile, followed their 2-0 loss to Brighton with another defeat by the same scoreline, leaving them without a goal across those two league matches.
AFC Bournemouth carried Who2Win support 63%–37% across 18 countries.
Final continental breakdown for AFC Bournemouth vs Sunderland.
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Bournemouth added three points and improved their goal difference by two, replacing the disappointment of the Chelsea result with a home win and a clean sheet. Their next league fixture is away to Manchester United. Sunderland took no points from their matches against Brighton and Bournemouth, conceding four goals in total. Their next league game, at home to Leeds United, gives them an opportunity to respond.
AFC Bournemouth were the clear fan favourite, taking 63% of the 243 votes cast, compared with Sunderland’s 37%. The poll showed a decisive preference for Bournemouth, with nearly two-thirds of participating supporters wanting them to win.
Bournemouth drew their strongest backing from the United Kingdom, United States, Uganda, Argentina and Israel, showing support across several continents. Sunderland’s most notable support came from Ireland, China, Denmark and Colombia. The geographical spread suggests both clubs attracted international interest, although Bournemouth held the broader and stronger global advantage in the voting.
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