How hundreds of Bournemouth fans were able to enjoy a come-from-behind win at Sparta Prague, after ascending a steep hill to get there.

Bournemouth secured their seventh consecutive victory across all competitions by defeating Sparta Prague 3-1 away in the Europa League on Thursday. Despite trailing 1-0 at halftime and seeing Lewis Cook miss a penalty, the Cherries fought back to preserve their perfect record in the competition.
Manager Marco Rose made eight changes to his starting lineup and relied on decisive second-half substitutions. Bench arrivals Tyler Adams, Evanilson, and Rayan all scored to overturn the deficit and complete the comeback victory at the Epet Arena.
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