Bournemouth must rise to another big challenge


Britain Football Soccer - Everton v AFC Bournemouth - Premier League - Goodison Park - 4/2/17 Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe Action Images via Reuters / Jason Cairnduff Livepic

LONDON (Reuters) - Ever since "little" Bournemouth, with their stadium capacity of under 11,500, reached the top tier of English football for the first time two years ago, they have had to cope with the psychological challenge of facing the biggest clubs in the land.

In general they have coped well at their own homely stadium, beating Liverpool and champions Leicester City there this season and holding Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur to draws.

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