Nov 30, 2025
Bournemouth midfielder Tyler Adams smashed in a 47.4-yard rocket against Sunderland.
Tyler Adams scored a stunning 47.4-yard strike in Bournemouth’s 3–2 loss to Sunderland — the second-longest Premier League goal ever scored by a USMNT player.
Bournemouth jumped out to a quick two-goal lead but eventually fell at the Stadium of Light. Even so, Adams produced the moment of the match.
The midfielder intercepted a loose ball near the center circle, spotted goalkeeper Robin Roefs off his line, and launched a perfectly weighted shot through the rain. The effort measured 47.4 yards, surpassing Richarlison’s recent 38.6-yard goal in the north London derby and standing as the league’s longest-distance strike in over a year.
The only USMNT player with a longer Premier League goal remains former Everton goalkeeper Tim Howard, who famously scored from 100.8 yards in 2012. While Adams wasn’t close to that record, he now owns the longest-distance goal ever scored by an American outfield player — and it may well go down as the longest of this season.
【Score】
Sunderland 3–2 Bournemouth
【Scorers】
0–1 — 07′ Amine Adli (Bournemouth)
0–2 — 07′ Tyler Adams (Bournemouth)
1–2 — 30′ Enzo Le Fée (pen., Sunderland)
2–2 — 46′ Bertrand Traoré (Sunderland)
3–2 — 69′ Brian Brobbey (Sunderland)
Sunderland vs Bournemouth 3-2 Highlights | Tyler Adams Goal | Premier League 2025-26 | Brian Brobbey：Youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PZavZv9bL0
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“Social Media Reactions”
Bournemouth fans
RedmondRover
Adams wins the ball, blasts it from miles out, and somehow the damn thing floats all the way into the net. Absolute chaos.
↳ SouthCoastSparrow
He should honestly just unleash one of those every match.
↳ CherrySideByte
Thanks for the TL;DR, mate.
PierViewPundit
Pretty sure that was more like 47.5 yards, right?
↳ HybridHalfSpace
Officially listed as 47.4, apparently.
DorsetDataDive
Judging by this whole thread, you’d never guess Bournemouth blew a two-goal lead and bottled the match lol.
↳ StarSpangledStriker
Did a USMNT guy score? Then yeah, that’s all this sub cares about. Club results come second.
↳ CanaryWhisperer
To be fair, being on a winning team usually does help development.
↳ TouchlineSatirist
Most people here act like club context doesn’t exist anyway.
RainyCoastAnalyst
xG of 0.03 is insane. Those shots never go in, but when they do everyone calls it genius. Perfect wet-weather lob, and the guy’s buzzing with confidence. Moments like that can open doors.
↳ TacticsTrawler
Looked more like low-risk, high-reward to me.
↳ MellowRedKeeper
Missing it wouldn’t have been some great sin.
↳ HarborlineHammer
He had a 2v1 and the team still lost — whiffing that would’ve looked terrible.
↳ BootRoomBanter
One ridiculous hit in a loss doesn’t suddenly “change careers,” let’s be real.
SeasideCounterPress
Honestly, I want him shooting more. Now that he’s dribbling less, maybe this is the next step.
DeepStrikeDevon
Bang bang — Tyler firing missiles from downtown.
MarathonMidfielder
Cool, now do it from midfield like Carli Lloyd.
AFCWaveWatcher
I’m rounding it up to a full 50.
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