Bournemouth beat Manchester United 3-0 at Old Trafford in the Premier League on Oct. 25, with Rayan, Marcus Tavernier and Evanilson scoring, according to ESPN's scoreboard.
The result gave Bournemouth their second win, while United suffered their third defeat. Bournemouth finished the match with two wins, three draws and three losses, compared with United's one win, four draws and three defeats.
Liverpool beat Brighton & Hove Albion 2-0 at Anfield, and Newcastle United won 2-0 at Crystal Palace. Hull City and Brentford drew 1-1 at the MKM Stadium in the day's other completed match.
Rayan opened the scoring for Bournemouth in the 38th minute. Tavernier added their second in the 43rd, putting the visitors two goals ahead before halftime at Old Trafford.
Evanilson scored in the 71st minute to complete the scoring. Bournemouth's three goals made their victory the largest by margin among the four completed matches, with United finishing without a goal.
Liverpool took the lead against Brighton through a Pascal Gross own goal in the 17th minute. Alexander Isak scored four minutes later, giving Liverpool the two-goal advantage that became the final score.
The victory took Liverpool's record to four wins, three draws and one defeat. Brighton finished with five wins, one draw and two defeats after failing to score at Anfield.
Newcastle scored both their goals after halftime at Selhurst Park. William Osula put them ahead in the 47th minute, and Harvey Barnes added the second in the 58th.
The visitors finished with three wins, two draws and three defeats. Palace's record stood at two wins, one draw and five losses after their fifth defeat in eight matches.
Hull led Brentford through Oliver McBurnie's penalty in the 24th minute. Dango Ouattara equalised in the 63rd, leaving the teams level at the final whistle in front of 24,259 spectators.
Hull preserved their unbeaten home record, but the draw extended their run without a victory to seven games, ESPN reported. Their record after the match was two wins, four draws and two defeats.
Brentford finished with two wins, five draws and one defeat. Their draw at Hull was the only one of the four completed matches in which both teams scored.
All four matches took place on Oct. 25. Bournemouth, Liverpool and Newcastle each won without conceding, while McBurnie and Ouattara supplied the goals in the day's only drawn match.
