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RYAN CHRISTIE starred as Bournemouth soared to fifth in the Premier League table by pushing south-coast rivals Southampton a step closer to relegation with a 3-1 win at St Mary’s.
Creative midfielder Christie conjured a fine assist for Dango Ouattara’s 14th-minute opener before swiftly firing home a superb second to help put the Cherries on the cusp of the Champions League qualification spots.
Substitute Marcus Tavernier sealed victory seven minutes from time after Kamaldeen Sulemana briefly created some jeopardy by halving Saints’ deficit.
Defeat for bottom club Southampton was their 20th of a miserable top-flight campaign as near neighbours Bournemouth deservedly claimed local bragging rights and a first league double in this fixture.
Ivan Juric’s beleaguered side sit 10 points from safety, having now played a game more than 17th-placed Wolves, while Andoni Iraola’s Cherries are dreaming of a maiden European adventure after climbing above Chelsea, on goal difference, and Newcastle.
Saints were seeking to record consecutive top-flight wins for the first time since February 2022 following a 2-1 success at fellow strugglers Ipswich before last weekend’s FA Cup exit at the hands of Championship club Burnley.
But that mission was quickly derailed during a blistering start from Bournemouth.
Ouattara claimed the early breakthrough, finding space between Southampton centre-backs Jan Bednarek and Nathan Wood to glance home via the far post with his shoulder following Christie’s delightful delivery from the left.
Lively Scotland international Christie went from provider to scorer by doubling the Cherries’ lead just two minutes later.
Saints captain Bednarek sloppily conceded possession deep inside his own half with a poor clearance, which allowed Justin Kluivert to work the ball to Christie, who expertly whipped the ball into the bottom left corner from almost 25 yards.
With travelling fans revelling in the occasion and the life sucked out of the rest of the stadium, the hosts struggled to muster a response.
Club record signing Sulemana, one of three players recalled following the win at Portman Road, dragged harmlessly wide with Southampton’s sole attempt of a one-sided opening period which ended with jeers from the stands.
Meanwhile, Saints goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale was required to produce a solid stop from Ouattara to prevent his former club stretching their advantage.
Bournemouth’s recent 11-game unbeaten league run, which brought 24 points from a possible 33, was halted by a 2-0 loss to leaders Liverpool a fortnight ago.
With such a gulf in class on display, it seemed only a matter of time before the Cherries wrapped up a return to winning ways.
Ramsdale produced a fine fingertip save to deny Antoine Semenyo at the end of a mazy run and then clawed Christie’s header off the line from the resultant corner.
The appearance of 18-year-old midfielder Tyler Dibling from the bench briefly lifted the mood of home supporters before Saints temporarily shifted the momentum 18 minutes from time with their first meaningful effort.
As Bournemouth continued to sit back, Sulemana collected a pass from Paul Onuachu to drill his first Premier League goal since May 2023 into the bottom right corner.
From a position of power, the Cherries’ stranglehold on the contest suddenly looked precarious.
Ramsdale was forced to prevent Kyle Walker-Peters heading into his own net before Iraola’s men eventually put the result beyond doubt to avoid a nervy finale.
Semenyo raced clear of Southampton’s defence before teeing up Tavernier, who scored Bournemouth’s winner on this ground in April 2023, to thump past Ramsdale, with more boos greeting the full-time whistle.
ILLEGAL sweets laced with banned ingredients are finding their way into the hands of Brits, experts have warned.
The items contain prohibited additives which have been linked to behavioural issues and forms of cancer.
Local councils say the sweets are “flooding UK high streets”, while the Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) have pointed the finger at influencers on TikTok for encouraging teens and children to consume them.
The item’s banned ingredients include brominated vegetable oil (BVO), mineral oil, bleached flour, and additives including Sunset yellow FCF, Allura red, and Tartrazine.
Popular goods such as Swedish Fish, Jolly Rancher Hard Candy and Fanta Pineapple are reported to include the additives.
Sunny D, Prime Hydration and Cheetos Crunchy also include the banned ingredients.
The regulator warned that “millions” of sweets are being imported into the country.
Some convenience stores on the high street are taking advantage of the sinister treat’s popularity by selling them behind the counter.
A number of local councils, including Staffordshire County Council and Manchester City Council, have already swooped in and seized around 4,000 products respectively.
“We’re working hard to protect consumers by removing these products from local shops and educating shopkeepers about the dangers,” a spokesperson from the latter said.
“If you see a product with one of the banned ingredients, please report it.”
Manchester City council workers are also urging consumers to exercise caution when picking up convenience store items.
The Manchester warning reads: “The Chartered Trading Standards Institute has issued a warning that imported sweets and fizzy drinks with known links to hyperactivity and cancer have flooded the UK.
“Here in Manchester we’re taking this very seriously, and the Council’s Environmental Health team are seizing illegal products from local shops. We’re also urging you not to buy these products for children.
“We’re working hard to protect consumers by removing these products from local shops and educating shopkeepers about the dangers. If you see a product with one of the banned ingredients, please report it to [email protected].”
CTSI CEO John Herriman added: “The UK prides itself on high food standards but this very much relies on trading standards ensuring that what is on sale complies with the law.
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“Trading standards work extremely hard to protect the public by removing dangerous products from sale, but the popularity of these items is being increased by videos on social media platforms, such as TikTok.”
He added: “The increase in demand means importers are sending these through our ports and borders in the millions, and these are then being widely distributed and ending up in retail stores and in the hands of children.”
Herriman went on to call on parents to do their part to ensure their kids are not falling prey to the illicit items.
“We also urge parents to be aware,” he said.
“If shop owners are unsure of what items are safe to sell, they should contact their local trading standards service for support and advice.”
The Sun Online has approached TikTok for comment.
Additives are only allowed in the UK if they have been tested and proved to be safe for the intended use in a particular type of food or drink or if there is a technological need for use.
A US product that hasn’t been approved would list nutritional information as ‘Nutrition Facts’ and carry an American company name and address.
If it was legal in the UK, it would list a UK subsidiary of that company and often would include further UK-compliant labelling placed over the original information in the form of a sticker.
Another way for people to check whether goods are American imports is to look at how weight is recorded.
In the UK, grams and millilitres are used while in America, it is fluid ounce and ounce.
Julie Richardson, lead food officer for Heart of the South West Trading Standards Service, said in a statement: “Increasingly we are seeing products banned in the UK on sale.
“If you see confectionery which you are unfamiliar with it may be imported so we advise you to read the label first to see if it contains one of the additives listed.
“We ask retailers to urgently remove items from sale that contain unauthorised ingredients.”
GARY NEVILLE urged Ruben Amorim to bring Danny Welbeck back to Manchester United.
Welbeck came through United’s academy but left after six seasons in 2014 – scoring just 29 goals in 142.
He moved to Arsenal – scoring 32 in 126 matches – but joined Watford and later Brighton – where he had had a career resurgence.
And at 34, former United captain Neville believes Welbeck is just what Amorim needs after his starring role in Brighton’s 3-0 win over Chelsea.
He said on Sky Sports: “He was let go too quickly at United.
“If you think about Louis van Gaal, his style of play is very precise, now Danny Welbeck wasn’t precise in his game back then, so he (Van Gaal) just let him go. He didn’t fancy him at all.
“But he’s actually perfect for how Manchester United should play. Threatening space in behind, playing off front players.
“This idea that he’s not good enough for Manchester United is absolutely rubbish.”
Former United boss Erik ten Hag was said to have been interested in re-signing ex-England international Welbeck.
But Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee instead joined – but Neville believes Welbeck makes an ideal back-up like Divock Origi was at Liverpool.
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Neville said: “He’s good enough to be in a pool of three or four strikers at United.
“For instance, Liverpool have three, four, five forward players across their forward line. They’re all of differing abilities and different types.
“Salah’s the stand-out one but you might move back to Gakpo and others who aren’t quite as good as Salah – they all contribute at a certain point in the season. Divock Origi did it at Liverpool.
“I’ve seen Nicolas Jackson talked about at Chelsea last season as not being good enough [but] he is good enough to play at Chelsea, maybe if they had another striker up front to take the weight off his shoulders. He would be one of two very good strikers at the club.
“We always tag these players with, ‘Oh, he’s not good enough’, but he (Welbeck) is, to be part of a 20-man squad at a top club. He can still play at the top level, he’s destroying defences.
“He’s torn Colwill and Chalobah to shreds tonight. That front four, he was part of it – a big part of it.”
