Container triumphs over Tottenham and Sheffield Wednesday recommended Sarri's shriveling appraisal of the 2-0 misfortune to Arsenal had the ideal impact, yet an area of the away supporters turned on their Italian mentor at the Vitality Stadium.
Grains winger David Brooks made King's 47th-minute opener before coolly multiplying Bournemouth's leeway, despite the fact that he pulled up on a consequent assault to stop a great showcase.
Before that substitution, some Chelsea fans sang "You don't realize what you're doing" as Sarri pulled back Gonzalo Higuain following 65 minutes of his Premier League make a big appearance.
Lord's second and a stoppage-time Charlie Daniels objective methods Chelsea dip under Arsenal into fifth on objective contrast, while Bournemouth's first win since Christmas moves them up to tenth.
Pedro was wanted to Willian on the conservative for Chelsea and his initial cross, went for Higuain, was going goalwards by Mateo Kovacic, with Artur Boruc splendidly tipping on to the crossbar.
Creeks ought to have improved the situation with a 34th-minute header demonstrated his class soon a short time later, seizing Eden Hazard and driving forward to compel Kepa Arrizabalaga vigorously.
It was nothing unexpected to see the great Brooks associated with the opening objective, controlling faultlessly and laying the ball on a plate for King to crash home.
After N'Golo Kante squandered an opportunity to even out, Brooks indicated differentiating self-restraint in the 63rd moment – gathering King's arrival pass and returning inside David Luiz to freshly complete into the base corner.
Burglarized of their champion entertainer, Bournemouth's fluid counter-assaults kept on streaming and Junior Stanislas and King consolidated a little ways from time.
The Cherries kept on pouring forward and Daniels redirected Jordon Ibe's free-kick past Kepa in stoppage time to finish an unanticipated embarrassment.
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