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Bournemouth keeper Dennis joins Orient on loan

AFC Bournemouth goalkeeper Will Dennis has joined Leyton Orient on loan until the end of the twenty twenty six season. The move sees the twenty five year old head to League One, with Orient currently sitting eighteenth in the table. Dennis has already had several loan spells and impressed at Kilmarnock, keeping eighteen clean sheets in forty four games. He has made one senior appearance for Bournemouth and has regularly been included in Premier League matchday squads.

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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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AFC Bournemouth sign midfielder Alex Tóth

AFC Bournemouth have completed the signing of Hungarian midfielder Alex Tóth on a long term deal. The twenty year old arrives from Ferencváros after coming through their academy and making more than fifty first team appearances. He has also represented Hungary at youth level and now has nine senior international caps. Club staff said he brings experience of domestic and European football as he continues his development. Tóth said joining the club felt like the right move and he is focused on contributing to results.

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Late Brighton goal denies Cherries victory

AFC Bournemouth were held to a one all draw away at Brighton and Hove Albion after conceding deep into added time. Marcus Tavernier put the Cherries ahead from the penalty spot in the first half. Brighton equalised in stoppage time through Charalampos Kostoulas. Bournemouth remain unbeaten from the match but were left frustrated after defending for long periods late on.

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AFC Bournemouth lose Newcastle shootout

Bournemouth have been knocked out of the FA Cup after a penalty shootout defeat to Newcastle United, following a three all draw after extra time. The Cherries came back from a goal down to lead, then conceded a stoppage time penalty to force extra time. Newcastle went ahead late in extra time but Bournemouth levelled in the closing moments to take it to penalties. Bournemouth then had two spot kicks saved, as Newcastle won the shootout seven six.

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Late Semenyo strike seals AFC Bournemouth win

Bournemouth secured a dramatic three two home win over Tottenham Hotspur, scoring deep into stoppage time to seal the result at the Vitality Stadium. After going behind early, goals from Evanilson and Junior Kroupi put Bournemouth ahead before Spurs levelled late on. With the match heading for a draw, Antoine Semenyo struck from outside the box in added time to restore the lead. Tottenham pressed until the final whistle, but Bournemouth held on for a memorable victory.

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Cherries beaten by leaders Arsenal

AFC Bournemouth pushed Premier League leaders Arsenal close but were beaten three two at Vitality Stadium tonight. The Cherries led early through Evanilson and later struck again with a long range effort from Junior Kroupi. Arsenal responded with goals from Gabriel and two from Declan Rice to edge the contest. Head coach Andoni Iraola said his side showed belief and intensity throughout the match.

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Cherries battle for point at Chelsea

Bournemouth secured a valuable away point after drawing two all with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. David Brooks put the Cherries ahead early before Chelsea responded with a penalty and a goal from open play. Justin Kluivert equalised in the first half to level the match. Despite heavy pressure late on, Bournemouth held firm to see out the draw.

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Cherries fall to Brentford hat trick

AFC Bournemouth were beaten four one away at Brentford after conceding a hat trick to Kevin Schade. The Cherries fell two goals behind by half time before Brentford extended their lead early in the second half. Bournemouth responded with sustained pressure and pulled one back through Antoine Semenyo. Schade then scored again late on to settle the match at the Gtech Community Stadium.

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Late Burnley goal denies AFCB win

Bournemouth were held to a one all draw at full time after conceding a late equaliser at home to Burnley. Antoine Semenyo put Bournemouth ahead in the second half with a long range strike before Burnley responded through Armando Broja from close range near the end. Bournemouth pushed for a winner in stoppage time with several headers going close. The match finished level after five minutes of added time.

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Bournemouth earn dramatic point at Old Trafford

A dramatic match at Old Trafford last night ended 4-all between Manchester United and AFC Bournemouth in the Premier League. The Cherries came from behind twice, with goals from Antoine Semenyo, Evanilson, Marcus Tavernier and substitute Junior Kroupi. United also scored four through Amad Diallo, Casemiro, Bruno Fernandes and Matheus Cunha. David Brooks went close to a late winner, but both sides had to settle for a point.

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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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AFC Bournemouth lose at home to Everton

AFC Bournemouth players say the squad and supporters must stay united after the one nil home defeat to Everton last night. Adrien Truffert said the team were not at their level and must improve intensity and quality. Alex Scott echoed that view, saying the side needs to stick together during a difficult run with injuries and suspensions. The loss leaves Bournemouth fourteenth with nineteen points from fourteen games.

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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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