A scrappy 1-0 away win against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday helped Bournemouth move out of the Premier League relegation zone. Marcus Tavernier scored the winning goal for the visitors in the second-half.
The south-coast club jumped from 19th to 17th on 21 points after 23 games, a point above the drop zone, after their first win since the World Cup break. Wolves stay in 15th place on 23 points from 23 matches.
The hosts started strongly at Molineux with several early forays into Bournemouth's penalty area, but were unable to make the most of their momentum in the first half.
Pablo Sarabia and Adama Traore, who was a constant threat down the right, found the target with shots from tight angles, but their efforts were comfortably saved by Neto.
Gary O'Neil's visitors began the second half on the front foot and were rewarded with a goal in the 50th minute as Dominic Solanke squared for Tavernier to bundle in with his thigh.
Wolves piled on the pressure as they desperately sought an equaliser and Ruben Neves stung Neto's palm with a long-range effort in added time but Bournemouth stood firm to earn their first away clean sheet of the season.
(With inputs from Reuters)
