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AFC Bournemouth victorious in FA WNL Cup First Round
AFC Bournemouth Women advance to the FA Women’s National League Cup second round after a tight 1‑0 victory over AFC Wimbledon at Imperial Fields on November 1, 2026. Midfielder Katie James scores the lone goal, marking her 150th appearance, while goalkeeper Katie Scadding steps in early and makes several crucial saves. The match features multiple defensive highlights from both sides, including slide tackles by Freya Meadows Tuson and a blocked Wimbledon free‑kick. Bournemouth’s defense holds firm in the closing minutes to secure the win and a place in the next round.
Match gallery: Pictures from win over Leeds United
AFC Bournemouth secure a 2-0 Premier League win over Leeds United, with Evanilson scoring first after a Justin Kluivert assist and substitute Amine Adli adding a late goal. The victory marks the Cherries' sixth win in all competitions and their sixth consecutive clean sheet under Marco Rose. The post includes a photo gallery of the match highlights.
Kluivert: It feels amazing to keep up winning run
Justin Kluivert hails AFC Bournemouth’s sixth straight win as they beat Leeds United 2-0 at Vitality Stadium, moving into the Premier League’s top ten. Evanilson opened the scoring after Kluivert’s swift assist, and substitute Amine Adli sealed the clean‑sheet victory in stoppage time. The win marks the club’s first three‑game winning streak in the top flight without conceding. Kluivert praised the team’s front‑footed approach, highlighted Evanilson’s five goals in six games, and stressed the importance of contributions from the entire squad as they aim to maintain momentum.
Cherries clean up for hat-trick of Premier League wins
AFC Bournemouth clinched a historic third straight Premier League win, beating Leeds United 2-0 at Vitality Stadium on October 31, 2026. Evanilson opened the scoring in the 31st minute, marking his fifth goal in six games, and substitute Amine Adli added a late finish to secure the clean sheet. The victory also delivered Bournemouth’s first ever Premier League win with a clean sheet and extended their streak to six consecutive wins across all competitions. Leeds had a potential early goal overturned after a VAR review, and the match drew 12,041 fans.
One change for visit of Leeds
For today's 3 pm clash with Leeds United, Bournemouth manager Marco Rose makes a single tweak to the lineup that beat Manchester United: Ryan Christie replaces Lewis Cook, who supplied the assist for Evanilson’s third goal in the 3‑0 Old Trafford win. Rose also fields only three survivors from the Carabao Cup win over Aston Villa – Christie, António Silva and Marcus Tavernier – while Adrien Truffert makes his 50th appearance. The starting XI reads: Petrović, Smith, Hill, Silva, Truffert, Christie, Adams, Kluivert, Rayan, Tavernier, Evanilson.
Under-18s defeated by Spurs in U18 Premier League
AFC Bournemouth Under‑18s fell 3-1 to Tottenham Hotspur at the club’s Performance Centre on October 31. Spurs opened the scoring in the 7th minute when Oliver Boast tapped in a cross, and extended the lead with a penalty from Boast in the 51st minute after a foul on Sutton. Bournemouth’s Leyland Waite grabbed a consolation goal in the 70th minute after a turnover. Despite chances from James Lowy’s side and a strong defensive block by Guanchez, the Cherries could not equalise. Tottenham leave with three points, while Bournemouth’s starting XI featured players such as Melin, Drewett and Simpson.
FPL Gameweek 9: Why James Hill could be the perfect differential
James Hill (£5.5m) emerged as AFC Bournemouth’s top FPL scorer in Gameweek 8 with 11 points, securing a clean sheet, three bonus points and 22 defensive actions. He’s hit Defensive Contribution thresholds in 62.5% of his matches, earning 10 extra points this season, and has already logged seven chances created and four bonus points, all while owned by just 1.2% of managers – making him an ideal differential for Gameweek 9. The article also notes hot transfers like Nicolas Jackson and Marcus Tavernier, but highlights Hill’s blend of defensive solidity and attacking potential as the key pick for fantasy managers seeking an edge.
Gallery: Cherries prepare for Leeds test
AFC Bournemouth head into Saturday’s home clash with Leeds United riding a five‑match winning streak, having netted 14 goals without conceding. The Cherries boast back‑to‑back 3‑0 victories over AC Milan, Manchester United and Aston Villa, lifting them to 13th place, just two points shy of seventh‑placed Leeds. Forward Evanilson has four goals in his last five games, and junior striker Kroupi returns from injury aiming for his first start. Leeds arrive winless in four, after a 0‑0 draw with Sunderland, making the fixture a pivotal test for both sides.
26/27 Junior Cherries Christmas Card Competition!
AFC Bournemouth invites Junior Cherries members to design the club’s official 2026 Christmas card. Participants download a template or start from scratch, photograph their artwork, and submit it online. The winning design earns a framed, first‑team‑signed copy and will appear in the Junior Cherries’ holiday email. Entries close at 12 pm on Monday, 23 November. This is a fun chance for young fans to showcase creativity and connect with the squad.
Chubinidze and Connell preview Premier League Cup action
AFC Bournemouth's development squad returns Monday night to face Cardiff City in the Premier League Cup. Managed by Alan Connindell, the Cherries sit top of Group B on goals scored, level on six points with Leicester and Cardiff, with the top two advancing to knock‑outs. After a narrow loss to Cardiff earlier in the season, winger George Chubinidze says the team is creating chances but needs to convert them, while Connindell warns of a tough challenge and hopes for another strong crowd at Wyatt Homes Stadium. Both aim to secure a win and lift the cup.
James Lowy previews Tottenham Hotspur test
AFC Bournemouth U‑18 coach James Lowy is eager for a "tough test" as his side host Tottenham Hotspur U‑18s at the Performance Centre on Saturday, 31 October. Bournemouth have won their last two South division fixtures and are building momentum, while Tottenham sit third after a 2‑2 draw with West Ham United. Lowy highlighted the importance of being clinical and seizing key moments, and praised the recent senior‑men experience his players gained in the Hampshire Senior Cup. The match kicks off at midday and streams live on AFCBTV and YouTube.
Rose gives update on Tóth injury
AFC Bournemouth manager Marco Rose confirms that midfielder Alex Tóth, 21, faces several months on the sidelines after worsening a muscle injury sustained in the club’s 3-0 Europa League win over AC Milan earlier this month. Rose expressed regret at the loss and said the “huge muscle injury” still requires assessment. He also provided an update on defender Veljko Milosavljević, who is rebuilding fitness with the under‑21 side after a quad problem and could be called up when needed.
Rose says Cherries will make call on timing of Scott's return
AFC Bournemouth manager Marco Rose says the club will decide on midfielder Alex Scott’s return after the upcoming international break. Scott missed six games due to a thigh injury sustained on England duty earlier this month. Rose hints he could be available for the Ipswich match but stresses they’ll assess fitness before deciding. Meanwhile, forward Junior Kroupi is back off the bench, helping the Cherries win five straight games, including victories over Manchester United and Aston Villa.
Bid on AFC Bournemouth Memorabilia to Support the Royal British Legion
AFC Bournemouth fans can bid on match‑worn, signed shirts in a two‑stage auction supporting the Royal British Legion. The first auction runs from kickoff versus Leeds United on 31 Oct 2026 (3 pm) until 7 Nov, and the second from the Ipswich Town game on 8 Nov (2 pm) until 15 Nov. Proceeds aid serving personnel, veterans and families. Bidders get a unique piece of Cherries history while contributing to a charitable cause.
Bleazard proud despite defeat against Portsmouth
AFC Bournemouth Women fall 1-0 to Portsmouth at the Bob Lucas Stadium despite creating multiple chances, with Northern Ireland striker Kerry Beattie scoring the decisive goal. Coach Helen Bleazard praised her squad’s attitude, effort and execution of the game plan, calling the performance “much better” while acknowledging the disappointment of a missed opportunity to equalise. She emphasized the need to bounce back in a busy three‑game week, targeting a Wimbledon Cup tie on Sunday. Bleazard remains proud of her players and looks ahead to learning and improvement.
Match gallery: Pictures from Carabao Cup win over Aston Villa
AFC Bournemouth secure a 3-0 Carabao Cup triumph over five‑time champions Aston Villa at Vitality Stadium, booking their first quarter‑final spot since 2022. Goals from Amine Adli, Lewis Cook and Álvaro Rodríguez give Marco Rose’s side a fifth consecutive win and a clean sheet across all competitions. The Cherries will face Andoni Iraola’s Liverpool at Anfield in December for a semi‑final berth. The post features a photo gallery of the match highlights.
Cook: Our aim is to win silverware
Lewis Cook hails AFC Bournemouth’s squad depth after a 3-0 win over Aston Villa secured a Carabao Cup quarter‑final spot. Cook scored the second goal, joining early scorer Amine Adli and Álvaro Rodríguez in a dominant performance that marked the Cherries' fifth consecutive victory across all competitions. The win follows recent triumphs over AC Milan in the Europa League and Manchester United at Old Trafford. Cook praised manager Marco Rose’s eight‑player rotation and said the club’s ambition is to “win silverware” this season.
Cherries to visit Liverpool in Carabao Cup quarter-finals
AFC Bournemouth advance to the Carabao Cup quarter‑finals after a 3‑0 win over Aston Villa at the Vitality Stadium, with goals from Amine Adli, Lewis Cook and Álvaro Rodríguez. The Cherries, now matching their best historic cup runs, will travel to Liverpool for the next round, where the Reds earned their spot by beating Chelsea 6‑5 on penalties after a 1‑1 draw. The quarter‑finals are set for the week of 14 December, pitting Marco Rose’s side against Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool.
Development squad defeated on penalties in Hampshire Senior Cup
AFC Bournemouth’s development squad exits the Hampshire Senior Cup after a 5-4 penalty shootout loss to Baffins Milton Rovers. The match ends 1-1, with Jake Drewett equalising in the 81st minute and a red card reducing Bournemouth to ten men after Akaunu’s dismissal. Goalkeeper Ben Westcott makes a key save in the shootout, but Baffins prevail. Key moments include an early free‑kick goal for Baffins, multiple chances from Leyland Waite and Ameer Ali, and a fine goal from Drewett. The Cherries' starting XI featured Westcott, Lyall‑Rajendra, Aibangbee, Collins, Azzouz Scafe, Ali, Drewett, Spence, Akaunu, Waite and Osazee.
Clinical Cherries ease into Carabao Cup quarter-finals
AFC Bournemouth thrashed Aston Villa 3-0 at the Vitality Stadium on October 28, 2026, securing a spot in the Carabao Cup quarter‑finals for the fourth time. Amine Adli opened the scoring in the seventh minute, Lewis Cook added his first goal in over two years six minutes into the second half, and Álvaro Rodríguez finished off the rout in the 69th. The win marked a rare treble of former European champions (Villa joining AC Milan and Manchester United) falling to the Cherries. Key moments included a crucial block by defender Bafodé Diakité and several close‑range chances for both sides.
Helen Bleazard previews Portsmouth test
AFC Bournemouth Women, fresh from a 4-0 FA Cup victory over Feniton and a recent 5-0 league win against Plymouth Argyle, gear up for a Thursday night clash with Portsmouth in the FA Women's National League. Manager Helen Bleazard says the team is eager for the "tough test" and expects strong support at the Bob Lucas. Sitting third in the table, the Cherries aim to extend their winning streak and keep promotion hopes alive, with striker Jenna Markham emphasizing the squad’s ambition to bounce back and maintain form.
Alan Connell previews Hampshire Senior Cup clash
AFC Bournemouth’s development squad, coached by Alan Connell, heads to Baffins Milton Rovers for a Hampshire Senior Cup tie on Wednesday, Oct. 28 at 7:45 pm. After a late‑goal loss to Brentford in Premier League 2, the young Cherries seek redemption in the knockout match against the 14th‑placed Wessex League Premier side. Connell emphasizes the game as a vital chance for his squad to prove themselves, stressing the need for the right mentality and enthusiasm. The fixture streams live for free on AFCBTV and YouTube.
Rose: We want to be competitive in every competition
Marco Rose insists AFC Bournemouth will field a competitive side in Wednesday’s Carabao Cup tie at Vitality Stadium against Aston Villa, despite likely rotating players. Coming off four straight wins with clean sheets, Rose emphasizes the squad’s depth, fitness management, and a no‑fear mindset. He praised Emery’s Villa side but asserts Bournemouth can match them, noting the return of Junior Kroupi after months out. The manager stresses that every player must earn their chance and that staying healthy is crucial ahead of a busy schedule.
Development squad stung late on by Bees
AFC Bournemouth’s development squad fell 4-3 to Brentford in a Premier League 2 thriller at Wyatt Homes Stadium on 26 October 2026. George Chubinidze opened the scoring for the Cherries, but Joseph Wheeler‑Henry equalised for Brentford, with Riley Owen adding a second minutes later. Charlie Stevens restored parity before halftime. Brentford’s Isaac Holland struck early in the second half, only for Eugene Nyarko to level for Bournemouth with 23 minutes left. Wheeler‑Henry then netted a stoppage‑time winner. Bournemouth’s next fixture is a Wednesday away trip to Baffins Milton Rovers.
Cherries to visit Norwich in Women's FA Cup second round
AFC Bournemouth’s women’s team heads to Norwich City for the FA Cup second round on Sunday, 15 November. After a 4‑0 win over Feniton — highlighted by a brace from Bell Hall and goals from Tia Young and Issy Bryant — the Cherries aim to claim the £9,000 prize. Their last run saw them reach the fourth round before losing to Manchester City, making this tie a chance to extend that success.
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