Scott shines, Dedic struggles - Newcastle v Bournemouth player ratings

Newcastle United came from behind to secure a 2-2 draw against Bournemouth in a game where substitute Jacob Ramsey played a pivotal role in the result. Substitute Jacob Ramsey scored the late equaliser for Newcastle, securing the point against Bournemouth. Lukas Hornicek's performance was marred by miscommunication and a poor clearance, resulting in Newcastle's two goals.

Amar Dedic made an impressive start to his Newcastle career but was caught out defensively for both goals. Malick Thiaw, stand-in captain in Dan Burn's absence, was unable to prevent Newcastle's goals. Sven Botman made crucial interventions to deny Evanilson but had a poor clearance before Marcus Tavernier's opener. Lewis Hall coped better with Rayan compared to their previous encounter.

Nico Gonzalez struggled against Tavernier's and Scott's performances. Lewis Miley showed potential but had difficulty handling Bournemouth's midfield. Anthony Elanga was frustrated by refereeing decisions but remained a consistent performer. Joe Willock chased down Bournemouth players and attempted blocks, coming close to equalising with a header.

Harvey Barnes scored a stunning goal from Newcastle's first shot on target. Yoane Wissa demonstrated determination in the number 10 role. Matias Fernandez-Pardo on loan from Newcastle made a strong debut, winning a free-kick and working hard to regain possession. Jacob Ramsey, making his debut for Newcastle, scored a crucial equaliser.

Tyler Adams received his first competitive start under Marco Rose but fell short of a goal. Alex Scott was influential, playing a key role in both of his side's goals. Rayan was less effective compared to his previous fixture at St James' Park. Marcus Tavernier showed great anticipation and scored his second goal of the season. Justin Kluivert assisted Bournemouth's crucial second goal.

Evanilson had a tough battle with Botman but missed some chances. Subs not used included Nick Pope, Fabian Schar, Aladji Bamba, Bazoumana Toure, and others.