AFC Bournemouth vs Wolverhampton Wanderers LIVE: Premier League result, final score and reaction

The full-time whistle goes at the Vitality Stadium as Bournemouth hang on against the 10 men of Wolves, sealing a 1-0 win and their first points of the new Premier League season! Tavernier's deflected strike in just the fourth minute of the game proved decisiv, as Andoni Iraola's side survived a late wave of Wolves attacks despite producing 1.57 xG to the visitors' 0.40. Wolves went close to an equaliser through Arias within 60 seconds of the restart, but any momentum was shattered when Toti Gomes was shown a straight red card for a last-man challenge on Evanilson just three minutes later. This led to Tavernier, Semenyo Adams, Kluivert all having chances to extend Bournemouth's lead, but they either fired high, wide or were denied by Sa as Wolves produced late efforts of their own through Agbadou and Hugo Bueno. The visitors couldn't find an equaliser though and remain in the bottom three with two defeats from their two matches, with Bournemouth climbing up to ninth after their first victory of the new campaign.

FULL-TIME: BOURNEMOUTH 1-0 WOLVES.

OVER!!! Sa comes up for Wolves' late, late corner which is headed half-clear by Bournemouth, and Hugo Bueno meets the loose ball on the end of the box with a volley which he sends sailing over the bar!

Wolves break down the left-hand side after both Kroupi and Christie are prevented from shooting by last-ditch blocks at the other end, and Hwang's cross from the flank is steered behind for a corner by Senesi as he's clattered by Munetsi!

A yellow card is shown in the direction of Wolves' bench amid protests from Vitor Pereira's coaching staff, one of whom is booked by the referee.

Bournemouth have won just three of their last 14 Premier League matches, including losing three of their last four. The Cherries haven’t lost their opening two league games of a season since 2017-18, and are well on track for three points here.

Agbadou plays a one-two with Doherty to get out of trouble at the back and fires a low ball forward for Hwang, but he's a mile offside as he runs in behind and Bournemouth will be in no rush to take this free-kick.

Bournemouth aren't home and hosed yet as the fourth official declares SIX minutes of added time, giving Wolves the chance of a late lifeline as they look to get something out of this game.

Adams also comes off late for the Cherries as defender James Hill replaces him, with Bournemouth happy to take a defence-first approach and see out a 1-0 victory.

Andoni Iraola makes another pair of Bournemouth changes as Evanilson comes off, with another new signing in Eli Kroupi brought on to replace the Brazilian.