Eddie Howe has told Bournemouth that their famous 1-0 win at Premier League champions Chelsea on Saturday will count for little if they are relegated this season.

Glenn Murray struck an 82nd-minute winner as the Cherries, enjoying their first ever top-flight season, edged out Jose Mourinho's side to lift themselves out of the bottom three.

The victory was their first win in eight league games - and third overall - but Howe is refusing to let it be the bright moment in a season which ends in relegation.

"For us, this win can't be in isolation," Howe is quoted as saying by The Mirror.

"It can't be the moment that is talked about in years to come. We want several more and that's always been the nature of this side."

Howe and co host Manchester United at Dean Court next Saturday.

Written by
Shane Callaghan