Fulham 0-1 Bournemouth: What Iraola said

Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola told BBC Match of the Day: "It's a team with spirit. As a coach, it's so easy with this group - they make my work a lot easier.

"The players are in a really good place."

On leaving the club at the end of the season: "We have such a good relationship with the players and the club. The process has been so clear and honest. Everyone knows what will happen next season.

"We are fighting to have this reward. You have to win a lot of points to get into Europe."

On his future: "I don't know. I have no rush to make decisions. I'm so focused on these last two games. It's massive for me personally to finish these beautiful three years in a lovely way. Then we'll have time.

"The new players have adapted quickly. The ones with us three seasons, they know what we need from every game. We know each other. This core group of 10, 12 players who have been here three seasons have helped us massively - and the new players also.

"Today was a very important step forward but we still have to get more points."

Did you know?

• Bournemouth have won three consecutive matches against Fulham for the first time since October 2018, doing the league double over the Cottagers for the first time in the Premier League, last doing so in 2014-15 in the Championship.
• Only Liverpool in 1994-95 (23), 1997-98 (18) and 1998-99 (18) have scored more goals via teenagers in a Premier League season than Bournemouth this term (17).
• Through Junior Kroupi (in October) and Rayan today, Bournemouth are the first team in Premier League history to have two different teenagers score in three consecutive games in the same season.