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Sunderland overturned a 0-2 deficit to beat Bournemouth 3-2 at home in a dramatic Premier League clash.
Enzo Le Fée converted a second-half penalty to spark Sunderland's comeback and restore hope among home supporters.
Bertrand Traoré’s early second-half strike leveled the match, fueling Sunderland’s belief in winning.
Brian Brobbey delivered the decisive contribution as Sunderland completed the comeback.
The win underscored Sunderland's strong home form and resilience in tough fixtures this season.
The match featured a dramatic second-half turnaround with intensified tempo and urgency from Sunderland.
Le Bris’ adjustments and substitute usage were credited for guiding Sunderland through a difficult kickoff.
The article notes Sunderland’s home record as a source of pride for fans, coaches, and players.
The article underscores the emotional atmosphere of a rain-soaked win at Sunderland’s home venue.
The match highlighted Sunderland’s ability to respond to adversity and prove a challenging fixture for visiting clubs.

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crime1d ago

Two Bournemouth women were fined and ordered to pay £200 after dodging a £38 taxi fare and bragging about it on social media.
Larisa Sumovskaja and Jasmine Orchard appeared at Poole Magistrates' Court and pleaded guilty to making off without payment.
The judge ordered £100 in compensation to the driver for each defendant, totaling £200.
Sumovskaja’s social media post helped police identify the suspects and led to the case gaining attention.
The incident caused the taxi driver to lose night-time work income due to anxiety.
The defendants have prior court history, including an August assault at a Bournemouth nightclub and a related case.
Both defendants were banned from Camel Bar in Bournemouth as part of their penalties.
The case was heard in Poole Magistrates' Court and received national media coverage.
The social media post contained the phrase 'go like it guys xxx' linked to the police appeal.
The incident occurred after a night out in Bournemouth and involved a three-mile taxi journey.

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health11h ago

Meg Draper, 18, died from meningitis weeks after starting university in Bournemouth, prompting vaccine access calls.
Her family and the National Union of Students UK urge a MenB vaccine on the NHS for young adults.
The MenB vaccine is not routinely offered to teenagers and is not deemed cost-effective for routine use beyond early childhood.
Meg’s parents believed the 14-year MenB vaccination during lockdown did not protect against all MenB strains.
Advocates warn meningitis prevention is crucial due to rapid onset and potential for severe outcomes.
The Welsh government follows JCVI guidance on vaccination policy and NHS Wales notes university vaccination clinics on campus.
Meg Draper’s family says the vaccine gap is a tragedy that should not happen to other students.
Meningitis Now and health groups stress MenB protection as a lifesaving measure for teens and young adults.
University Bournemouth issued statements acknowledging Meg's impact and advising vaccination reminders for students.

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