Can the Cherries extend unbeaten run?

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The race for Europe is hotting up and Andoni Iraola's side will hope to strengthen their grip on sixth place against Fulham on Saturday (15:00 BST), an opponent with ambitions of securing European football themselves.

The 3 January was the last time Bournemouth lost a game of football in the Premier League - and that was against the team in the driving seat for the title, Arsenal, who they did then beat at the Emirates last month.

The Cherries head to Craven Cottage this weekend hoping to extend that 15-game unbeaten run. It's a club record for Bournemouth in the top flight and no other side in the division has enjoyed a longer streak in 2025-26.

In fact only once, (Manchester United in 2016-17 with 18 games), has a team been on a longer unbeaten run when outside of the Premier League's top five.

Bournemouth's defensive stats have improved on the road too. Looking back at their first nine league games away from home, the Cherries conceded 27 goals - an average of three per game.

Now, in their last eight away from home, only six goals have been shipped - an average of 0.8 per game.

Iraola's side might have drawn a league-high of 16 games this season - their most in any league campaign since 2005-06 - but only the current top two, Manchester City and Arsenal have lost fewer games.