In Enzo Maresca’s first Premier League game in charge, Manchester City came from behind to beat Bournemouth 2-1, with Josko Gvardiol scoring a stoppage-time winner and Marc Guehi having equalized earlier for Bournemouth.

Maresca praised Cherki as a decisive, clear-minded option whose willingness to show disappointment can drive performances, explaining his late substitution within a broader lineup fitness context.

Guehi, used in midfield, had missed a near-identical chance before scoring, while new signing Elliot Anderson contributed to the build-up and showed versatility in a makeshift midfield.

The report also provides general AP coverage and context for other Premier League fixtures and events on the same day.

For US viewers without cable, the game is streamable via a live TV streaming service, with recommendations including DIRECTV’s options and free trials.

USA Network will broadcast the match on television, with streaming options available through DIRECTV and associated five-day free trials.

Pre-match tributes to Kevin Keegan and evolving managerial changes are noted as part of the broader league context.

Among Chelsea supporters, Maresca’s potential and tactical acumen in big games are a topic of ongoing discussion.

Maresca suggested adjustments to better withstand late pressure, aiming to finish games strongly and please the fans in future matches.

Rose described the away performance as solid but with missed chances and late lapses, pledging to refine details for better results.

Gvardiol stressed collective responsibility as the squad adapts to Maresca’s approach, with players stepping up as the back line may shift.

The overall tone is celebratory and forward-looking, emphasizing the win’s significance and the need to sustain form across the season.