The two former Roma players played instrumental roles in Bournemouth’s away victory, which leaves them just three points away from the Champions’ zone. The Toffees, now owned by the Friedkin family, have successfully held back the rampaging Chelsea at Goodison Park. This was also a special day for the former Roma players involved in the European leagues. The Bournemouth team, featuring Tiago Pinto, Huijsen, and Kluivert, has achieved a historic victory, overcoming Manchester United with a surprising 0-3 at Old Trafford. The stars of the night were the latter two: the Spaniard started off the scoreboard with a header, while the Dutchman sealed the win from the penalty spot. This result propels the club, after 17 rounds, to just 3 points shy of the Champions League zone, a goal unthinkable at the start of the season. Meanwhile, Dan and Ryan Friedkin experienced their first game as presidents of Everton during the 3pm match against the high flying Chelsea. The challenge ended in a 0-0 draw, allowing the Toffees to slightly pull away from the relegation zone, now a substantial 4 points away. Also present at Goodison Park was Marc Watts, a historic right-hand man of Dan, who watched the game from the stands. Your text seems to be missing. Please provide the text you want translated in your next message.