Sitting in 13th place in the Premier League, Bournemouth should not be ignored by Dream Team managers, according to recent performances. Several players coached by Marco Rose rank among the most in-form participants in the game following a 3-0 victory against Manchester United.

Evanilson, priced at £4.1m, rewarded fantasy backers last week after being highlighted as a differential option for Gameweek 8. The Brazilian number nine scored with a curled shot at Old Trafford, finishing with a 10-point haul. Although the 27-year-old failed to score in his first six matches of the season, he now has four goals from his last five appearances across all competitions. While he did not score against Milan, he registered a fantasy assist, making him the forward with the most assists at this stage. Statistically, he stands as the most in-form striker in Dream Team with 32 points from his last three matches, adding 52 points over the previous two and a half Gameweeks before facing Aston Villa in the Carabao Cup round of 16 on Wednesday.

Such was the dominance over Manchester United that four team-mates outscored Evanilson on Sunday. Rayan, valued at £3.7m, led the team with a 14-point return. The 20-year-old opened the scoring, completed two tackles, and collected three bonus points despite missing a one-on-one chance. The Brazil international currently ranks as the top-performing midfielder for the Gameweek.

Marcus Tavernier costs £3.6m and collected 11 points after netting his sixth goal of the season. The former Middlesbrough player matches Cole Palmer at 82 points, trailing only Pascal Gross among midfielders. In defence, James Hill (£3.4m) and Adrien Truffert (£3.6m) secured double-digit hauls against Manchester United. Hill recorded seven tackles and three bonus points alongside a clean sheet, while Truffert assisted Tavernier's goal. Hill matches Evanilson as the most in-form player in his position with 32 points from his last three appearances.

Following a 5-1 defeat to Chelsea after the international break, Bournemouth has recorded four straight clean sheets. The upcoming schedule features matches against Leeds at home, Sparta Prague away, and Ipswich away before the November break. Afterwards, they face Nottingham Forest at home, Celta Vigo away, Fulham away, Brighton at home, Hull at home, and Viktoria Plzen at home, carrying the team until mid-December. The club has also won all three Europa League matches.

Tavernier and Evanilson remain the strongest choices, while Hill, Rayan, and Truffert serve as attractive differential options alongside Antonio Silva (£3.7m) and Justin Kluivert (£3.7m). Eli Junior Kroupi (£4m) also returned from injury as an 87th-minute substitute at Old Trafford, having scored 13 league goals as a teenager last season.