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Team News: Bournemouth name unchanged side against Sheffield Wednesday

Bournemouth name the same side that beat Reading in mid-week to face Sheffield Wednesday.

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe has named an unchanged side to face Sheffield Wednesday at the Goldsands Stadium this afternoon.

The promotion chasers will return to the top of the table with victory, and Howe has kept faith with the same XI which saw off Reading in midweek, courtesy of an early Callum Wilson goal.

Midfielder Dan Gosling is back on the substitutes' bench after he played for the development XI in midweek on his return from injury, but he is not yet deemed fit enough to start.

Wednesday have made two changes to their side as Sam Hutchinson and Chris Maguire come into the starting XI.

Lewis McGugan misses out through injury, while Stevie May drops to the bench.

Bournemouth: Boruc, Francis, Cook, Elphick, Daniels, Ritchie, Surman, Arter, Pugh, Kermorgant, Wilson
Subs: Camp, Ward, Smith, Gosling, Fraser, Jones, Pitman

Sheffield Wednesday Westwood, Buxton, Lees, Zayatte, Helan, Melo, Hutchinson, Lee, Isgrove, Maguire, Lavery
Subs: Kirkland, May, Nuhiu, McCabe, Maghoma, Vermijl, Bus

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Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe during the Pre Season Friendly match between AFC Bournemouth and Southampton at The Goldsands Stadium on July 25, 2014
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