Erling Haaland leads Premier League Golden Boot race

Alexander Isak and others trail in scoring rankings

Alexander Isak of Liverpool holds second place in the Premier League scoring rankings with six goals.

Joao Pedro of Chelsea, Marcus Tavernier of Bournemouth, and Morgan Rogers of Chelsea follow with five goals each.

Rayan Cherki of Manchester City, Bryan Mbeumo of Manchester United, Dominic Calvert-Lewin of Leeds United, and Nicholas Jackson of Aston Villa each recorded four goals.

Evanilson records career-best scoring streak for Bournemouth

Evanilson has recorded eight goal involvements for Bournemouth this season, consisting of four goals and four assists. This total surpasses his seven involvements from 36 appearances last season.

Only Erling Haaland has more goal involvements in the Premier League, with nine.

Evanilson is currently on a four-match scoring streak in the Premier League, the longest of his top-flight career.

Bournemouth secures sixth consecutive victory against Leeds United

Bournemouth secured a 2-0 win against Leeds United at the Vitality Stadium on Saturday, October 31, 2026. This victory extended the team's winning streak to six consecutive matches across all competitions.

Bournemouth now occupies seventh place in the Premier League standings. The club has won three straight Premier League matches without conceding a goal, having previously kept clean sheets against Manchester United and Sunderland.

Evanilson scored the opening goal in the 31st minute after Justin Kluivert intercepted a pass from James Trafford. Amine Adli added a second goal in second-half stoppage time following a pass from Junior Kroupi.

Leeds United recorded an expected goals total of 0.67 from 10 shots, with only one attempt requiring a save from Bournemouth goalkeeper Djordje Petrovic. Bournemouth remains unbeaten in their last four matches against Leeds United, and this win marked their first clean sheet against them since September 1988.

Managers Rose and Farke react to Bournemouth's win

Bournemouth manager Marco Rose said after the match, "We got better and better, we scored the goals in the right moments and that's why we are quite happy".

Leeds United manager Daniel Farke described the result as unfair, noting, "Football is brutal sometimes, it can feel like the most unfair sport in the world".

Early season milestones and player context

Kai Havertz scored the first goal of the 2026-27 Premier League season on August 21, with Bukayo Saka scoring shortly thereafter.

Igor Thiago scored 22 goals last season and has netted two goals in 10 matches across all competitions this season. Thiago’s current tally includes one goal against Birmingham City in the EFL Cup second round.