Emotions are mixed at Bournemouth after a thrilling 4-4 draw with Manchester United. Alex Scott admitted the team was somewhat disappointed, but he has already turned his attention to the important home game against Burnley this weekend. He said the match at Old Trafford was exciting for the fans, but the team was slightly frustrated with the result.  

Alex Scott said: "It was a great game for neutral fans. For us, it was a more complicated game. We are happy to have come back to win, because after a poor first half and a tough away game, this comeback victory is a positive sign for the team."  

"However, it was disappointing that the team failed to hold on to the lead when they were up 3-2. While equalizing was encouraging, frankly, the team is still a little disappointed."  

Looking ahead, Alex Scott emphasized that Bournemouth cannot underestimate any opponent. He stated, "Every team gives their all, and every game could be a close call for points. While opponents sometimes fall short, this has been similar to our situation in our last six games. Saturday's home game against Burnley is crucial, and the fans will certainly be there for us."  

Looking back on the season so far, Alex Scott described it as a rollercoaster ride. However, he emphasized that the team is still adapting after roster changes in the summer and there are some encouraging signs.  

He said: "Our performance has been inconsistent, which is typical of the Premier League. We stick to our familiar tactics, and although we lost some players in the summer, it takes time to adapt. But the young players have adjusted very well, and they are enjoying the Premier League. There are still many games to play, and we have recently suffered from injuries and suspensions. Hopefully, we can break last season's record."