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Gallery: Pictures from memorable win at Norwich

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AFC Bournemouth tightened their grip on a Championship play-off place after triumphing 3-1 against runaway leaders Norwich City at Carrow Road.

The Canaries, promoted to the Premier League following results earlier in the day, took the lead through Emi Buendia’s fifth-minute goal.

However, the hosts were reduced to ten men when defender Dimitris Giannoulis saw red for a poor challenge on Ben Pearson after 17 minutes.

The Cherries made the most of their numerical advantage and shook off the disappointment of seeing Dominic Solanke’s 21st-minute effort chalked off for offside.

Second-half goals from Sam Surridge, Arnaut Danjuma and Lloyd Kelly saw the Cherries move seven points clear in the play-off places with just four games remaining.

A sixth successive victory and a fourth consecutive league double condemned Norwich to a first defeat in 14 games and a first reverse at Carrow Road since early October.

Click through the arrows above to see a bumper gallery of pictures from a memorable night in Norfolk.

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