Leeds United returned home from the south coast of England empty handed on Saturday after a 2-0 defeat by in-form Bournemouth. The Cherries scored a goal in each half to keep three points and maintain their winning streak, which now stands at six games.

Here are moments you might have missed.

• Leeds staff impressed by some of the changes to the Vitality Stadium upon arrival, including an extended press room and a tunnel freshly decorated with digital artwork on the walls and ceiling.

• An autograph hunter outside the ground hopefully clutching a football sticker and looking for Leeds assistant sporting director Andrew Taylor, who had not travelled.

• A member of Marco Rose's backroom staff shaking every Leeds United employee's hand he could find in the tunnel.

• Sean Longstaff accidentally on purpose pinging a ball past the kit man who was gathering Leeds' footballs.

• Alex Cairns and fellow academy graduate Lewis Cook having a catch up as they came off at the end of the warm-up.

• Ethan Ampadu keeping the Leeds mascot right as he attempted to set off for the handshakes, when the visiting team stays put.

• Dominic Calvert-Lewin telling Gabriel Gudmundsson how and where he wanted the ball after an attack broke down.

• Daniel Farke asking referee Michael Salisbury where the yellow card was after a late challenge on Gudmundsson.

• Michael Zetterer going to console James Trafford at half-time, with keeper coach Ed Wootten on the scene too.

• Ampadu trying to nutmeg Evanilson with the ball dead after a foul on Calvert-Lewin.

• James Justin coming to the sideline to take painkillers with 15 minutes remaining.

• Gudmundsson limping around the pitch after coming off, having not looked fully right following a late challenge in the first half.