Overview

• Bournemouth successfully appealed Evanilson's red card, with the FA's independent regulatory commission overturning his three-match suspension.
• The Brazilian striker was sent off in the 70th minute of the April 27 match against Manchester United after VAR upgraded his yellow card to a red for serious foul play.
• The commission ruled that Evanilson slipped before making the challenge on Noussair Mazraoui, which led to the decision being overturned.
• Bournemouth played the final 20 minutes with ten men, conceding a stoppage-time equalizer that affected their push for European qualification.
• Evanilson is now eligible to play in Bournemouth’s upcoming fixtures against Arsenal, Aston Villa, and Manchester City, crucial matches in their bid for a top-eight finish.