Bournemouth stay perfect in Europa League

Bournemouth extended their perfect Europa League record on Thursday as they came from behind to win 3-1 at 10-man Sparta Prague, while Ruben Amorim's AC Milan suffered a third defeat in four matches. Gambian Ebrima Singhateh ran from his own half to score a fine individual goal as Sparta took the lead in the Czech Republic after Bournemouth midfielder Lewis Cook hit the post with a first-half penalty. Sparta had Tobias Guddal sent off before half-time and Bournemouth equalised through Tyler Adams on 57 minutes. Evanilson steered the Cherries ahead nine minutes from time and Rayan bagged a late third as Bournemouth's substitutes fired the newcomers to a fourth successive victory in Europe. Marco Rose's side have won each of their past seven matches in all competitions ahead of a Premier League trip to Ipswich this weekend. "It's a big achievement and we have to continue, we need to stay alert, sharp," Rose told TNT Sports. "It's up to us to use this momentum. Everyone tries to beat us, if we get in a comfort zone just a little bit we get in trouble." Milan lost 2-0 at home to Ferencvaros as the Hungarians kept pace with Bournemouth, maintaining their 100 percent record in Europe. Haiti international Lenny...