Bournemouth 2-0 Leeds - the fans' verdict

We asked for your thoughts after Saturday's Premier League game between Bournemouth and Leeds United.

Here are some of your comments:

Bournemouth fans

Paul: Sometimes you just have to win ugly and our ability to do that against a tough and disciplined Leeds team is another sign of our progress. Smart and timely substitutions helped us see the game out with yet another clean sheet. Love this team!

Terry: Congratulations to the players. That was a really hard-fought game with everyone giving their all. It was really tight until Leeds gifted us a goal. In true Bournemouth style, no "corner tennis" towards the end but still going for goal and earning the win outright with the last kick of the game.

Andy: More of the same from AFCB - we're still living the dream and still loving it!

Malcom: Leeds gave us a tougher test than opponents in the previous five games. They showed their intent, dominating the first 20 minutes. We got a foothold in the game and had to work hard to get some momentum. Gifted a goal that seemed to settle us. Two defences that had most things in control and allowing few chances at either end. Six wins in row with 16 goals and six clean sheets, a good time to be a Cherries fan.

Leeds fans

Gary: Daniel Farke's tactics are always too defensive. We needed pace to get past the Bournemouth defence. He takes off Daniel James and puts on Anton Stach who is slow and generally ineffective. Jean-Matteo Bahoya has pace but is given only six minutes. If we stick with Farke we will be in a relegation battle. The board need to act now and bring in Eddie Howe before Manchester United get him.

Alan: Same old same old, we can't do plan A very well so where's the plan 'B'? If something doesn't change soon, we'll be playing Manchester United in the Championship next season.

Andy: Farke has to go soon or we're going down. Too many draws and he's too happy with losing and playing well. 'Always proud of my boys' is his standard answer to poor displays. Time to go.

Julian: Not great but not bad either. We just need a spark to get us going. Harry Wilson isn't quite with it yet but it will come. Bahoya looked nervous when he came on and his time will come. Tottenham up next at Elland Road. A win would change everything.