Despite Bournemouth holding a higher possession average of 56.3% and a slightly higher expected goals (xG) of 0.56 to Newcastle's 0.14, they were unable to find a breakthrough against a resolute Newcastle defence. The most notable moment came late in the game when Justin Kluivert's low free-kick was parried away by Newcastle's goalkeeper, Nick Pope, preserving the stalemate.
The result continues Newcastle manager Eddie Howe's winless record against his former club, having now failed to win any of his seven Premier League games against Bournemouth. This draw also marks Newcastle's third goalless match in just five games this season, the most by any team at this stage of a campaign since Burnley in 2014-15.
Conversely, Bournemouth's point moves them into fourth place in the league table, continuing their impressive start to the season. The Cherries have now collected 10 points from their opening five matches, tying their best-ever return at this stage of a top-flight campaign.
Looking ahead, Newcastle will travel to face Bradford City in the EFL Cup before a Premier League clash with Arsenal. Bournemouth's next top-flight outing will see them travel to Leeds.