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Andoni Iraola to leave AFC Bournemouth

Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola has told the club he's leaving this summer. The Spaniard, whose contract expires in three months, spoke to the players about his decision this afternoon. Iraola has Bournemouth competing for a place in Europe this season, after leading them to a club record 56 points in the previous campaign.

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Jeff Mostyn joins Bournemouth Rugby club

Bournemouth Rugby has appointed Jeff Mostyn as honorary chairman as the club looks to build for the future. He will support the leadership team and corporate development panel, bringing experience from helping guide AFC Bournemouth from League Two to the Premier League. Owner Matthew Barker tells Bournemouth One that the move is about creating long-term stability and a secure, sustainable base. The club heads into the weekend top of Regional two South Central and faces Winchester at Chapel Gate tomorrow.

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Poole Town FC in 2-1 home defeat

Poole Town have missed the chance to move into second place after a two one defeat at home to Gloucester City on Saturday. The visitors led through Rylie Siddle before Shaquille Gwengwe levelled with his thirty fourth league goal of the season. Gloucester restored their advantage almost immediately and held on for the win. Poole now turn their focus to Saturday’s trip to Dorchester.

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Cherries extend unbeaten run to eight

AFC Bournemouth have stretched their unbeaten Premier League run to eight games after a one all draw with Sunderland. Evanilson came off the bench at half time to head in the equaliser after sixty three minutes. Sunderland had led through Eliezer Mayenda in the first half. The point keeps the Cherries’ momentum going at Vitality Stadium.

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Christchurch FC hit by four senior resignations

Christchurch Football Club has confirmed a series of senior departures in the last week. Manager Wayne Crutcher, Assistant Manager Adam Farmer, Secretary Giles Kilshawe-Fall and Head of Media Sara Taylor have all resigned. Wayne Crutcher has now joined Bashley Football Club as First Team Manager. Brad Gale will take interim charge of the team, while Alison Miller returns as Interim Club Secretary until the end of the season.

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Vitality Stadium revamp work begins

Work has started on the redevelopment of AFC Bournemouth’s Vitality Stadium after approval in January. The South Stand will be demolished at the end of this season, with a new three thousand seat lower tier built in its place. Turnstiles and the ticket office will move to a new perimeter, creating more space outside the ground. Capacity will rise by more than one thousand five hundred seats at first, with further expansion planned to take it to over twenty thousand.

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Poole Town stay in promotion hunt after 3–1 win

Poole Town strengthened their push near the top of the Southern League Premier South with a three one home win over Hungerford Town. Two goals from Shaq Gwengwe and a long range strike from Harvey Slade secured the points at Tatnam Stadium. The Dolphins remain third in the table, two points behind second placed Gloucester City. Poole now travel to Yate Town in midweek as the promotion race continues.

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Teenage footballer shortlisted for global award

A Dorset teenager has been shortlisted for the People's Puskas Award, recognising the best goals in grassroots football worldwide. Daisy Preston, who plays for Wimborne Town FC under eighteen girls, is up against entries from several countries. The award celebrates standout goals from community pitches rather than professional stadiums.

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Cherries win at Wolves to seal away points

AFC Bournemouth secured a two nil away win at Wolverhampton Wanderers after a disciplined and composed performance. Junior Kroupi opened the scoring before Alex Scott added a late second to settle the contest. Goalkeeper Djordje Petrovic made a series of important saves as pressure grew. The result gives Bournemouth a clean sheet and three valuable points on the road.

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Bournemouth sign Mandas on loan

AFC Bournemouth have signed Greek goalkeeper Christos Mandas on loan from Lazio until the end of the season. The twenty four year old has made more than thirty senior appearances in Italy and has already earned caps for Greece. Club officials say his experience at senior and international level will add strength and depth to the squad. Mandas says joining Bournemouth feels like the right move and that he is proud to be part of the club.

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Late Adli strike seals Bournemouth win

Bournemouth beat Liverpool three two after a dramatic finish at the Vitality Stadium tonight. The home side led by two goals before Liverpool pulled one back just before half time. Liverpool levelled late on through a free kick, but Bournemouth responded almost immediately. Amine Adli scored in added time to secure all three points in front of the home crowd.

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Vitality to sponsor Cherries shirts

AFC Bournemouth has confirmed Vitality will become the club’s front of shirt sponsor from the two thousand and twenty six season. The move extends a partnership that already includes the stadium name and long running community work. The agreement links the club and a major local employer with a focus on healthier and more active lives. Club and Vitality leaders say the partnership builds on more than a decade of joint work in Bournemouth.

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Cherries fall short at Sunderland game

AFC Bournemouth lost three two away at Sunderland after taking an early lead. Two first half goals from Amine Adli and Tyler Adams put the Cherries ahead before the hosts responded. Sunderland scored twice after the break and Bournemouth finished with ten men when Lewis Cook was sent off. The Cherries pushed for an equaliser in heavy rain but could not find a late goal.

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