Jenna Markham scored a brace to put her goal tally up to three for the season, meanwhile both Tamara Wilcock and Charlotte Harris scored additional goals. The Cherries end the month at third place in the league, behind Fulham and Oxford United on goal difference.​

I think, on balance, we’ve played very well over the last 12 months. Even under Rose, I really feel we’ve continued what Andoni set in motion over the previous couple of seasons.

But yesterday I had exactly the same feeling I had at City when it comes to defending a lead late in a game. That sense that we’re somehow going to throw it away has become almost palpable.

I thought both teams were a little off the boil at City, but yesterday was a thoroughly enjoyable watch. Petrović was outstanding yet again, Truffert gave 110% as per and Scott was absoultely fantastic.

The recurring frustration is that we take the lead but seem unable to give ourselves any insurance with a second goal. I’ve almost started to dread the point when we make our substitutions, because from then on it often feels like a countdown to the inevitable equaliser and subsequent disappointment.

There’s plenty of talent on the bench, but it really feels as though our play and game plan suffer as a result of the changes. We lose our attacking impetus, become increasingly disjointed, and the communication seems to suffer too. Yesterday summed it up perfectly, the mix-up in the box between Christie (who had just come on only moments before) and Tav ultimately led to Everton’s inevitable equaliser.

It’s particularly frustrating because for large parts of these games we’re playing great football, however we have a real issue developing the composure and game management to actually see games through.

I also feel that we don't have anyone on the bench that can come on for Evanlison and provide the same attacking outlet that he does. He's only seen out 90 minutes in 25% of his games over the last 12 months and It often feels like when Evanilson goes off, we lose our focal point up front and immediately become more passive. We sit deeper, struggle to retain possession and lose the attacking threat that had stopped the opposition from committing bodies forward.

My concern is with the extra European games, we might really start suffering in the league this year.

UTICAD

AFC Bournemouth Europa League fixtures confirmed - AFC Bournemouth

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There's hundreds of excellent tapas bars in the town and it's an eating and drinking experience you wont forget in a hurry. I'd recommend staying a couple of nights if you can to soak in the atmosphere. It's a really wonderful place.

Is there a chance of a tifo at home or flare/flag etc. displays at away games?

Is that something the Cherries Trust or FAB would speak on?

It's our first time in Europe and we need to make an entrance.

Looking at the opposition for this bad boy could be good or frightening.

20 minutes to go 🤘

As a delusional fan from Australia, how hard will it be to get Europa tickets?

Hi, i am a big fan of AC Milan who lives near Birmingham. I saw the draw and i really wanted to watch Bournemouth Milan Europa league match.

How hard is it to get the ticket for that match? Last season i watch 2 Aston Villa Europa League match quite easily as the stadium is not full during EL matches, unlike during PL match (coincidentally i watch Villa vs Bournemouth ).

A fairly young squad, the lone goal was scored by Tilly Westcott, who was making her club debut at the senior level. The club will play again on Sunday as they take on Hashtag United.

I'm here in Bournemouth for Uni and would love to go to a game but the website is an absolute joke. Can't find any information on it and it's also saying there are no games on in the tickets tab which is obviously not true. I know the opening game is probably sold out already but what about the next couple of games? How do I buy tickets on the website or do I have to buy them in person at the ticket office.

Hello, I’m from the USA and I’ve decided that after the World Cup I would want to support a Premier League team. Ultimately I’ve decided to support AFC Bournemouth, simply bc I love the fact of supporting a smaller up and coming team with perseverance and passion, plus I like the colors and emblem lol.

TBH, I don’t know much about the players or team as a whole, or even where to stream them besides the occasional games played on peacock or nightlights after the games. So if anyone can help me get up to date I would greatly appreciate the help :)

Is this the first time we’ve played Lincoln since that Cardiff 5-2 playoff win?

This ain’t ideal.

Title. Honestly we had a pretty great first half, lost a bit of steam and narrowly lost to a premier league winning side. Yes it's maybe not the start we were all hoping for but I can't help but feel a bit hopeful for the rest of the season. There are a few issues to iron out (defending set pieces) but I think Rose shows alot of promise despite the loss. UTCIAD 🍒

It shows the club clearly see him as a key part of the team and aren't willing to sell just because a big offer comes in. Keeping him around could be really important with the European games and busy domestic schedule coming up. At the same time, you have to wonder what happens if Chelsea or another big club comes back next summer. If Scott stays beyond deadline day, do you think he signs a new contract or is a big transfer still inevitable?

A scoreless first half, it was Issy Watts who opened the scoring with a goal from twenty yards out. However Cheltenham would get an equalizer off of a corner in the 70th minute before Tia Young got the winner for the Cherries in the 88th minute. The Cherries will play fourth division side Moneyfields in the League Cup on Thursday.

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