Taking time on the pitch into (out of players that played over half the available minutes), Guimaraes was pipped by Newcastle team-mate in the list by team-mate Sandro Tonali who covered more ground per 90 minutes than the Brazilian…although Bruno still ran 7.2 miles per 90 minutes!
Tottenham's Dejan Kulusevski ran harder than any other player this season, covering 7.7 miles per 90 minutes on average.
West Ham midfielder Tomas Soucek ran an average of 7.5 miles per 90 minutes, while Manchester City's Bernardo Silva (7.3) and Brighton's Yasin Ayari complete the top five.
Which teams put a shift in this season?published at 08:03 28 May
08:03 28 May
Chris Collinson BBC Sport statistician
Bournemouth and Tottenham were the most physical teams in the Premier League this season when considering the distance they covered and the number of sprints performed.
The results might explain why they had a lot of injuries.
Newcastle and Brighton were not too far behind though, with Brighton actually covering the most ground in the league, with fewer sprints.
Chelsea and Liverpool's style of play saw them sprint a lot but not cover a lot of ground, while Manchester City and Arsenal were the opposite (ran a lot but didn't sprint a lot).
Nottingham Forest very much had their own style of play this season as they both ran and sprinted the least.
Fan scorecard: Unsung hero? Ideal g?published at 09:53 27 May
09:53 27 May
Tom Jordan Fan writer
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Season Rating: 9/10. It has been a remarkable season for the Cherries, all in all. The club set a new Premier League points record for themselves, as well as equalling their best finish with ninth place. A trophy or European qualification away from a 10/10 score.
Happy with your manager? "Happy" would be a serious understatement. Andoni Iraola has brought full throttle attacking football to Bournemouth, as well as gaining big results and unforgettable memories. We're not sure how long we can keep hold of Andoni, but we're thankful we have him for now and will continue to enjoy the master at work.
Unsung hero: Simply has to be Ryan Christie. Having won the ers' player of the season, the fans clearly don't see him as "unsung", but it feels like the wider footballing media overlook just how vital he is. He may not always get the numbers in of goals and assists, but Ryan is the key cog in the way Andoni wants the side to play. He is relentless.
Player you would most like to sign: The club will need to add a centre-back following Dean Huijsen's departure, but with Zabarnyi and Senesi having proven that they can perform well consistently, I think another young centre-back with potential would be best. Nathan Zeze is a 19-year-old at Nantes, and would come with a lot of promise, so that would do nicely for me.
Right now, my overriding emotion from the season is: Pride, so much pride. The club continue to defy the odds and give us fans such incredible moments. Whenever it feels as if we've hit our limit as a club, we go again. Ridiculously proud of every one of them for going toe to toe and exchanging blows with many footballing giants.
'The Cherries are now fixtures in the top flight'published at 09:48 27 May
09:48 27 May
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Here's my quick assessment of Bournemouth's Premier League season - and a return to my August predictions.
Ended the season: 9th
Pre-season prediction: 14th
They faded towards the end of the season after threatening the European places, but even this is the sign of the new standards and aspirations at Vitality Stadium.
Bournemouth have a coveted manager in Andoni Iraola. If they can keep him away from other clubs' clutches, they have a platform for progress. They will need to replace defender Dean Huijsen, who is off to Real Madrid in a £50m deal, while left-back Milos Kerkez is expected to make a £40m move to Liverpool.
Like Brighton, they usually have a plan in hand should other clubs come calling for their players - and those two gs alone show why the Cherries are now fixtures in the top flight.
What I said in August: "Could be anxious times ahead but expect the Cherries, under Iraola, to survive."
'I will never forget Huijsen's farewell to Boscombe'published at 16:06 26 May
16:06 26 May
John Acres BBC Final Score reporter at Vitality Stadium
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It was a game with nothing on it, a dead rubber, but I for one will never forget Dean Huijsen's farewell to Boscombe.
The Dutch-born Spain international is off to Real Madrid after just one season at the Vitality Stadium after they triggered his release clause of £50 million.
The 20-year-old was left out of the starting line up for their final game against Leicester, but was given an incredible ovation when he was introduced as a substitute in the second half.
Antoine Semenyo's second goal with a crunching challenge on the edge of the Leicester penalty area, a fitting contribution in his final minutes as a Bournemouth player.
Huijsen was handed the microphone as the players thanked the fans after full-time: "It's been a really special year, I'd like to thank the staff and all the people working here, the directors, Andoni, and the group, it's such a great group," he said.
"I just tried to do my best and work hard, and they really helped me."
He then led the fans in one last chant of "Deano again Ole Ole" g off with "Up the Cherries".
I cannot wait to see how his career unfolds with Los Blancos. I can see him becoming a club legend.
'Looking forward to next season already'published at 09:03 26 May
09:03 26 May
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We asked for your thoughts on Bournemouth's performance against Leicester on the final day and their season as a whole.
Here are some of your comments:
Paul: Comfortable win in the end against a very weak Leicester team. Tyler Adams a rock in midfield again! Great season overall, although we need to get back to making Vitality Stadium a fortress. Losses to Wolves,Brentford and Ipswich down the stretch really hurt us. Hopefully we don't lose too many players but recruitment has been excellent the past couple of years. Looking forward to next season already!
Paul: Delighted to end the season on a high. Cracking double from Antoine. Come on, my beautiful Cherries.
Ian: They did amazingly well to match their highest finish in the Premier League, but with the highest ever points tally. With seven first-team players out with injury for most of the season, they did incredibly well, and I am so proud of them. I've ed AFC Bournemouth since I was three years old - I'm 62 now, and this current Cherries team is the best ever, if you don't include the seasons when Ted McDougal played for them! Well done, lads, you were brilliant, and I'm sure you'll get into Europe one day. Keep the faith!
