That's all we have for you today from a soggy Portman Road in Ipswich, thank you for tuning into Tribe's coverage! I am Cam Russell, signing off.

The result condemns Ipswich to 18th spot and in the relegation zone, losing ground on Crystal Palace and Leicester City, who both picked up points this weekend. They travel to meet Wolves next week in what will be a crucial relegation battle. Bournemouth however continue to ride their good form, now with three consecutive EPL victories, and in 8th place, knocking on the door of a Europa spot, only two points shy of Forest in 5th. They will host West Ham next weekend, and will be confident to pick up more points against a team that has dropped two consecutive games.

Absolute heartbreak for Ipswich, who were ultimately suffocated out of this game. After being the better of the teams in the first half, they looked to run out of steam as Bournemouth applied wave after wave of pressure in the second, mostly through the tough running and excellent touches by Semenyo. Bournemouth then brought on their replacements midway through the second, who were ultimately the difference in this game. Both Unla and Ouattara chalked up tallies late in the game, at 87 and 95 minutes respectively to steal this game away from Ipswich.

BOURNEMOUTH STEAL IT! There is real urgency from Bournemouth who smell blood. Semenyo has a nice touch inside the box as he turns his marker inside out. He lays it off, then the shot comes from Brooks near the penalty spot. It is blocked by Muric, but the ball falls for Ouattara at the back post, who smashes it into the goal. VAR cleared a possible offside by Ouattara; an Ipswich foot just kept him on.

Bournemouth playing at pace, trying to create some chances late here. Ipswich in no hurry.

Ipswich now trying to shore up a point here as Taylor makes way for Cajuste, and Burns on for Hutchinson up front.