Alan Green
BBC Radio 5 live

"The injury to Callum Wilson seems to have disrupted Bournemouth but you get the feeling that Stoke need to take advantage by scoring a goal - otherwise they might regret it."

BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at the Britannia Stadium: "Glenn Murray signed for Bournemouth on deadline day from Crystal Palace, with an eye-catching record of seven Premier League goals in nine starts and six substitute appearances in the second half of last season after returning from a loan spell at Reading. 

"With Callum Wilson injured, he has some big boots to fill - but at the moment it's all Stoke as Bojan's trickery is keeping the Cherries camped around their own area."   

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Former England midfielder on Final Score

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 "For Eddie Howe that would be his worst nightmare - an injury to Callum Wilson - because he's so integral to what they do. For the players where there's not a big challenge or a collison, you know it's bad."  

Artur Boruc is the busier of the two keepers as he beats away a drive from Glenn Whelan as Stoke enjoy a good spell of possession. 

Bojan has been bright so far and he fires in a low, near-post shot from a difficult angle, which Artur Boruc is equal to.

There's little flow to this match so far. The injury to Callum Wilson has been followed by a succession of free-kicks. A nice pass from Bojan almost unlocked Bournemouth but Artur Boruc was off his line quickly to gather the ball.

The match finally resumes, with Wilson replaced by Glenn Murray, who turned 32 yesterday. 

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The first 17 minutes have been disrupted by at least six minutes. But, for what it's worth...  

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BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at the Britannia Stadium:

"Callum Wilson, the top English goalscorer in the Premier League, is the player Bournemouth can least afford to lose - and the speed with which he and his team-mates urgently beckoned Cherries physio Steve Hard on to the pitch will have sent shivers down the spines of the away fans. 

"He returned to the pitch after a few minutes of treatment, but then went down unchallenged - and a wheelbarrow-like stretcher is being called for. His afternoon is over."

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Wilson clearly should not have come back on. He was running to close down an opponent and his right leg buckled under him. Wilson will need a stretcher to leave the field, while Glenn Murray is coming on in his place.

Callum Wilson is back on and is greeted by cheers of relief from the away fans and boos from the Stoke fans... 

But within seconds, he is down again and it looks serious. 

Worrying scenes for Bournemouth as Callum Wilson goes down and stays down after seeming to twist a knee as he tried to evade Philipp Wollscheid.

Alan Green
BBC Radio 5 live

"Slightly subdued atmosphere at the Britannia, which is normally one of the noisiest grounds. Stoke fans are clearly not happy with the start the team have made to this season."

At the other end, a free-kick from Charlie Adam is whipped across the face of Bournemouth's goal but none of the home players can get near it.

Bournemouth waste an early opportunity to test Jack Butland in the Stoke goal. Charlie Daniels's free-kick is aimed towards Simon Francis but is too long and drifts out for a goal kick. 

Alan Green
BBC Radio 5 live

"Both these sides are conceding too many goals so far this season - nine each - so there could be goals. That's what we're hoping for, as neutrals." 

The hosts get us under way...

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Bournemouth have won plenty of admirers for their high-tempo and eye-catching brand of football.

After winning the Championship last season, Eddie Howe's team have stuck with that approach and it's serving them pretty well in the top flight so far.

Here's a stat for you from our friends at Opta: Bournemouth have covered more ground than any other Premier League team after six matches so far this season (697km).

The teams are on the pitch, handshakes and photographs done. Kick-off looming.

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