Bournemouth continued their impressive form as they secured a 3-0 victory over Fulham at the Vitality Stadium, with Dominic Solanke extending his scoring streak with a second-half penalty.

Manager Andoni Iraola made two changes from their win over Nottingham Forest, and the alterations paid off as a fine run by Alex Scott set up Justin Kluviert's opener just before half-time.

Solanke capitalized on a foul by Joao Palhinha on Antoine Semenyo inside the box, converting a penalty shortly after the hour mark. Luis Sinisterra added the finishing touch with a third goal in stoppage time.

Fulham's goalkeeper, Bernd Leno, showed signs of frustration late in the game, pushing a ball boy. He later returned to apologize to the youngster.

This match marked Bournemouth's first home contest since Luton captain Tom Lockyer suffered a cardiac arrest on the pitch on December 16.

A pre-match on-screen tribute honored those who came to Lockyer's aid, including Bournemouth midfielder Philip Billing, praised for his alert response. Manager Iraola watched from the stands as he served a one-game touchline ban.

Denmark international Solanke started the game on the bench in favor of Kluivert, with Scott slotting in for the injured Lewis Cook. The match saw a back-and-forth beginning, with Solanke's early attempt blocked by Tosin Adarabioyo.

Despite Fulham winning set-pieces, Bournemouth maintained a slight edge. Scott's brilliant run set up Kluivert for the opening goal just before half-time.

Fulham returned with more purpose in the second half, but a penalty awarded for a foul by Palhinha on Semenyo led to Solanke's successful conversion.

Rodrigo Muniz had a chance to pull one back, while Leno faced late trouble after an incident with a ball boy. Sinisterra sealed the convincing home triumph with a well-placed curling shot.