Justin Kluivert made history by becoming the first player to score a hat-trick of penalties in a single Premier League match. Bournemouth capitalised on Wolves' mistakes to secure a 4-2 victory at Molineux. Kluivert's initial penalty came in the third minute after Evanilson was fouled by Toti Gomes. Jorgen Strand Larsen equalised for Wolves with a header shortly after.
Bournemouth regained their lead through Milos Kerkez before Kluivert netted his second penalty following a foul by Jose Sa on Evanilson. Despite another equaliser from Strand Larsen, who scored past Kepa Arrizabalaga, Bournemouth sealed the win when Sa fouled Evanilson again, allowing Kluivert to complete his hat-trick. This victory moved Bournemouth to 11th place with 18 points, while Wolves remained in the relegation zone at 18th.

Kluivert's performance was remarkable as he became the first player in Premier League history to score three penalties in one game. His teammate Evanilson also set a record by winning three penalties in the same match. Kluivert's first two penalties were scored within the opening 18 minutes, marking the earliest time a team has scored twice from penalties at the start of a top-flight match.
This victory ended Bournemouth's streak of four away games without a win in the Premier League, where they had drawn one and lost three. The team managed to score more goals against Wolves than they had in those previous matches combined. Kluivert has been directly involved in six goals for Bournemouth in his last six games, scoring five and assisting one.
Kluivert's hat-trick against Wolves was his first for Bournemouth and his first since scoring three goals for Ajax against Roda in November 2017. His impressive form has been crucial for Bournemouth as they aim to climb higher up the league table.
Bournemouth's triumph over Wolves not only boosted their position but also showcased Kluivert's exceptional talent and ability to perform under pressure. His contributions have been vital as he continues to make an impact on the team's success this season.