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AFC Bournemouth

Premier LeaguePremier League· BOU

AFC Bournemouth

“Cherries”

Founded
1890
Stadium
Vitality Stadium · 11,464
City
AFCB, Bournemouth, England
Colours
Red / Black

Season 2026/27in progress

Season

Position

17th

of 20

Points

3

0.60 per game

Record

0-3-2

5 played

Goals

6-8

-2 difference

Home

0-2-1

2 pts

Away

0-1-1

1 pts

League position

8 seasons in the Premier League
Champions LeagueRelegation1510152017/1818/1919/2022/2323/2424/2525/261726/27

Season history

SeasonPosPWDLGFGAGDPts
2026/27*17503268-23
2025/26638131875854+457
2024/259381511125846+1256
2023/241338139165467-1348
2022/231538116213771-3439
2019/20183897224065-2534
2018/191438136195670-1445
2017/1812381111164561-1644

Matches

5 played · 33 to come
10 OctAChelseaChelsea15:00
18 OctHSunderlandSunderland14:00
25 OctAManchester UnitedMan Utd14:00
31 OctHLeeds UnitedLeeds15:00
7 NovAIpswich TownIpswich15:00
21 NovHNottingham ForestNott'm Forest15:00
28 NovAFulhamFulham15:00
2 DecHBrighton & Hove AlbionBrighton20:00
5 DecHHull CityHull15:00
12 DecAArsenalArsenal15:00
19 DecHCoventry CityCoventry15:00
26 DecATottenham HotspurSpurs15:00
30 DecACrystal PalaceCrystal Palace19:30
2 JanHAston VillaAston Villa17:30
5 JanABrighton & Hove AlbionBrighton19:30
16 JanHIpswich TownIpswich15:00
23 JanANottingham ForestNott'm Forest15:00
30 JanHFulhamFulham15:00
6 FebALeeds UnitedLeeds15:00
10 FebAAston VillaAston Villa20:00
20 FebHCrystal PalaceCrystal Palace15:00
27 FebACoventry CityCoventry15:00
3 MarHTottenham HotspurSpurs20:00
13 MarHNewcastle UnitedNewcastle15:00
20 MarABrentfordBrentford15:00
10 AprHManchester CityMan City15:00
17 AprAEvertonEverton15:00
24 AprHArsenalArsenal15:00
1 MayAHull CityHull15:00
8 MayHManchester UnitedMan Utd15:00
15 MayASunderlandSunderland15:00
23 MayHChelseaChelsea15:00
30 MayALiverpoolLiverpool16:00

Form

LDDDL

Next up

10 OctAChelseaChelsea15:00
18 OctHSunderlandSunderland14:00
25 OctAManchester UnitedMan Utd14:00

Season profile

0

Clean sheets

1

Failed to score

0

Points from behind at HT

3

Leads not won

-5

2nd-half goal difference

1.20

Goals per game

Top scorers

2026/27

All-time scorers

since 2023/24

Squad

29 players

About

AFC Bournemouth is a professional football club based in Kings Park, Boscombe, a suburb of Bournemouth, Dorset, England. The club compete in the Premier League, the top tier of English football. Formed in 1899 as Boscombe St. John's Institute, the club adopted their current name in 1971. Nicknamed "The Cherries", Bournemouth have played their home games at Dean Court since 1910. Their home colours are red and black striped shirts, with black shorts and socks, inspired by that of Italian club A.C. Milan. AFC Bournemouth's honours include winning the second and third tiers of English football once, the Associate Members' Cup once and the Football League Third Division South Cup. The club has spent the majority of their history bouncing between the third and fourth tiers of English football. Under manager Eddie Howe, they have risen through the pyramid; the 2015–16 season was their first ever in the top flight, and they remained there for five seasons, until and including the 2019–20 season, when they were relegated following an 18th place-finish.

Description: TheSportsDB

Stadium

Vitality Stadium

Vitality Stadium

11,464 capacity · opened 1910 · AFCB, Bournemouth, England

GEGENSTATS · Club data from football-data.org & TheSportsDB · Results from OpenFootball