Dominic Solanke Scores In Bournemouth’s Victory Over Birmingham City

Bournemouth of England striker, Dominic Solanke opened his account in the English Championship on Wednesday, as he got one of the goals that helped The Cherries get an away win against Birmingham City.

Megasportsarena.com reports that Solanke and Jaidon Anthony showed Bournemouth boss Scott Parker there is life without Arnaut Danjuma after hitting late goals to claim a 2-0 win at Birmingham.

Solanke’s classy 77th-minute finish put The Cherries ahead with aplomb, as the visitors resumed their quest for promotion back to the English Premier League on a canter.

Former Arsenal trainee Anthony, 21, sealed the points by hooking home Bournemouth’s second after 87 minutes for his first professional goal.

On the other hand, it was a case of varying fortunes for Moses Odubajo of Queens Park Rangers and Uche Ikpeazu at Middlesbrough, as the first of the duo got sent off while the other scored.

Victory on the night went to Queens Park, who continued their unbeaten start to the season with a 3-2 win away to Middlesbrough – despite falling behind and being reduced to 10 men.

Odubajo was shown a second yellow card in the 50th minute, in a dramatic second half that started with Boro’s captain, Jonny Howson turning Lee Wallace’s cross into his own net to cancel out Ikpeazu’s seventh-minute penalty.

Six minutes after Odubajo was sent off, QPR took the lead when striker Lyndon Dykes hammered the ball low and through former team-mate Joe Lumley’s legs.

It looked like Middlesbrough would still make the extra man count when Matt Crooks’ cool finish leveled things up again after 72 minutes.

Less than four minutes later Chris Willock, who set up QPR’s second, found the net himself with a calm finish into the bottom corner to give his side seven points from nine.