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EPL: Mitoma Scores Brace As Brighton Beat Bournemouth

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Substitute Kaoru Mitoma’s second-half double helped Brighton come from behind to beat winless Bournemouth.

The Japan midfielder scored 16th second after coming on, then headed in later to clinch a third straight Premier League win.

Bournemouth had gone ahead when Dominic Solanke capitalised on an error by Brighton goalkeeper Bart

The hosts looked sluggish until Milos Kerkez’s own goal drew them level in first-half injury time.

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