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James Hill described Bournemouth's 3-0 victory over Manchester United as special. The team celebrated their 350th Premier League match and extended their clean sheet record to four matches in all competitions, keeping their goal intact at Old Trafford.

Bournemouth achieved a stunning 3-0 triumph over Manchester United at Old Trafford, a result that was celebrated as a significant milestone for the club.

Goals from Ryan Christie, Marcus Tavernier, and Evanniosn helped the Cherries mark their 350th Premier League match with an emphatic victory.

After the match, Hill highlighted not only the three goals scored but also the clean sheet secured by the team.

“It was really a special performance. Coming here and getting three points is tough for any team. But we managed to keep a clean sheet and score three goals. The whole team deserves praise — we played brilliantly today,” Hill stated in an interview with the club's official site.

The defender noted that Bournemouth maintained focus on their game rather than the struggles of Manchester United, who are known for possessing a host of quality players.

This victory at Old Trafford continues Bournemouth's impressive defensive record, as they have now gone four matches without conceding in all competitions — in both the Premier League and the Europa League.

Hill expressed his satisfaction with the recent results and the performance of his defensive teammates.

“We've been playing very well lately and are pleased that we are regularly keeping clean sheets. Every player performed excellently today,” Hill added.

The defender also acknowledged the busy fixture schedule Bournemouth has faced lately, but the team remains content with their path and has no complaints about the heavy workload.

“We've had a lot of games recently, but we wouldn't want to change anything. It's an incredible journey,” Hill remarked.

In summary, Bournemouth celebrated their 350th match in the Premier League with a significant win over Manchester United, scoring three goals at Old Trafford and extending their clean sheet streak to four consecutive matches across all competitions.