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AFC Bournemouth team information
| Full Name: | AFC Bournemouth |
| Stadium: | Vitality Stadium (Bournemouth, England) |
| Capacity: | 11700 |
| City: | Bournemouth, England |
| Instagram: | @officialafcb |
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Bournemouth betting match schedule: fixtures & results
| AFC Bournemouth | 0 - 1 | Brentford FC | April 24, 2021 / Championship | |
| Wycombe Wanderers | 1 - 0 | AFC Bournemouth | May 1, 2021 / Championship | |
| AFC Bournemouth | 0 - 2 | Stoke City | May 8, 2021 / Championship | |
| AFC Bournemouth | 1 - 0 | Brentford FC | May 17, 2021 / Championship | |
| Brentford FC | 3 - 1 | AFC Bournemouth | May 22, 2021 / Championship |
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Bournemouth betting information & history
Bournemouth betting in recent years will likely have concentrated on the Cherries scoring goals and surprising some of the big teams in England.
Few would have believed that Bournemouth have established themselves as a mainstay of the Premier League in recent years.
This after all, is the same Bournemouth that came so close to bankruptcy in 2008.
The Cherries
They may have never won a major domestic trophy, yet Bournemouth are one of the most loved small clubs around.
Eddie Howe’s work at Dean Court has been nothing short of sensational.
In recent years, Bournemouth have bought young players and reaped the benefits of Howe’s training ground work.
Playing at such a small stadium in Dean Court, it is far from clear whether Bournemouth can continue punching above their weight.
What seems clear right now is that they will certainly give it a good go, and that it will be fun to see them stay up playing attacking football.
| # | Name | Position |
| 1 | Begovic, Asmir | goalkeeper |
| 23 | Travers, Mark | goalkeeper |
| 40 | Dennis, William | goalkeeper |
| 3 | Cook, Steve | defender |
| 5 | Kelly, Lloyd | defender |
| 6 | Mepham, Chris | defender |
| 15 | Smith, Adam | defender |
| 17 | Stacey, Jack | defender |
| 21 | Salguero, Diego Rico | defender |
| 33 | Zemura, Jordan | defender |
| 60 | Genesini, Brooklyn | defender |
| 7 | Brooks, David | midfielder |
| 8 | Lerma, Jefferson | midfielder |
| 11 | Wilshere, Jack | midfielder |
| Vincent, Frank | midfielder | |
| 16 | Cook, Lewis | midfielder |
| 19 | Stanislas, Junior | midfielder |
| 20 | Riquelme, Rodrigo | midfielder |
| 22 | Pearson, Ben | midfielder |
| 26 | Kilkenny, Gavin | midfielder |
| 28 | Taylor, Kyle | midfielder |
| 29 | Billing, Philip | midfielder |
| 36 | Burchall, Ajani | midfielder |
| 38 | Saydee, Christian | midfielder |
| 39 | Moriah-Welsh, Nathan | midfielder |
| 9 | Solanke, Dominic | forward |
| 10 | Danjuma, Arnaut | forward |
| 12 | Long, Shane | forward |
| 14 | Surridge, Sam | forward |
| 32 | Anthony, Jaidon | forward |
| # | Team | MP | D | P |
Bournemouth betting information & history
Bournemouth betting in recent years will likely have concentrated on the Cherries scoring goals and surprising some of the big teams in England.
Few would have believed that Bournemouth have established themselves as a mainstay of the Premier League in recent years.
This after all, is the same Bournemouth that came so close to bankruptcy in 2008.
The Cherries
They may have never won a major domestic trophy, yet Bournemouth are one of the most loved small clubs around.
Eddie Howe’s work at Dean Court has been nothing short of sensational.
In recent years, Bournemouth have bought young players and reaped the benefits of Howe’s training ground work.
Playing at such a small stadium in Dean Court, it is far from clear whether Bournemouth can continue punching above their weight.
What seems clear right now is that they will certainly give it a good go, and that it will be fun to see them stay up playing attacking football.