Bournemouth Round-Up, Friday 6th November: Rose Eyes Eighth Straight Win at Ipswich After Sparta Prague Heroics

There's a real buzz around the club tonight after another impressive European away day, and plenty to look forward to this weekend too. Marco Rose made eight changes for the trip to face Sparta Praha, showing the strength in depth he now has to call upon (AFCB.co.uk).

The Cherries came from behind to win in Prague, extending their perfect record in Europe this season (BBC Sport). Rose was full of praise afterwards for Evanilson, describing him as 'rare' following his contribution to the victory (Bournemouth Echo). Supporters who made the journey had quite an adventure of their own, with hundreds climbing a steep hill to reach the stadium for a memorable European night (BBC Sport). The mood among the travelling fans is sky high, with one supporter only half-joking that Europe might not be 'big enough' for this Cherries side, having already booked a hotel for the final (BBC Sport).

Attention now turns back to the Premier League, with Bournemouth heading to Ipswich Town on Sunday looking to make it eight wins in a row (Bournemouth Echo). Sports Mole's preview looks ahead to the clash, covering team news and possible lineups for both sides (Sports Mole). There's also a question mark over whether Alex Scott will be risked in the starting eleven, with Sports Mole taking a closer look at how Rose might set his side up (Sports Mole).

It's not just the football doing the talking either - fans are taking notice of the job Rose has done so far this season. Supporter Henry Chung praised the manager's tactical approach, saying he's been impressed with how Rose has turned things around at the club (BBC Sport).

With a big week of changes, a gutsy European win and an eighth straight victory now in sight at Portman Road, spirits are clearly high around Bournemouth this evening.

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