Justin Kluivert's hat-trick led Bournemouth to a 4-1 triumph over Newcastle United, ending the latter's nine-game winning streak. The match at St James' Park saw Kluivert shine against the club where his father, Patrick, played in the 2004-05 season. This victory marked Bournemouth's first win at this venue in five attempts and extended their unbeaten run to ten league games.
Kluivert started the scoring with a precise finish in the sixth minute. He then restored Bournemouth's lead just before halftime after Bruno Guimaraes equalised for Newcastle. In stoppage time, Kluivert scored again with a stunning long-range shot. Milos Kerkez added a fourth goal from a quick counterattack, sealing the win for Bournemouth.

With this victory, Andoni Iraola's team moved up to sixth place in the Premier League standings, just one point behind Newcastle, who remain fourth. Newcastle missed an opportunity to overtake Nottingham Forest for third place. This defeat was only their second home loss by three or more goals under manager Eddie Howe.
Kluivert's performance at St James' Park came exactly 20 years and 115 days after his father's sole league goal for Newcastle at the same ground. His achievement of two away hat-tricks in a single season places him among elite company, including Ian Wright, Robbie Fowler, Michael Owen, Luis Suarez, Harry Kane, and Raheem Sterling.
Kluivert also joined Ruud van Nistelrooy, Robin van Persie, and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink as one of four Dutch players with multiple Premier League hat-tricks. His recent treble of penalties at Molineux further solidified his place among these football greats.
This result halted Newcastle's pursuit of a record-breaking tenth consecutive win across all competitions. Despite their setback, they continue to hold a strong position in the league table.
Bournemouth's impressive form has been pivotal in their climb up the standings. Their ability to secure crucial victories against top teams highlights their growing strength and potential this season.