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AFC Bournemouth

AFC Bournemouth

Stadium
Vitality Stadium, Bournemouth
11,307 seats
Coach
Andoni Iraola Sagarna
Founded
1899
Form (last 5)
DDWWD
👤 President
Bill Foley (propriétaire)

Season Statistics

Premier LeagueSeason 2025
6
Position
38
MP
13
W
18
D
7
L
58
GF
54
GA
57
Pts

🏆
34%
Win rate
1.5
Goals / game
🛡️
1.4
Conceded / game
🧤
2/ 5
Clean sheets
Goal distribution
GF58
GA54
GD4
Form (last 5)
DDWWD(2W 3D 0L)

Form (last 5)

Upcoming Fixtures

Standings

Premier League standings for the 2025/2026 season.

#TeamMPWDLGDPts
1QualificationArsenal FCArsenal FC382675+4485
2QualificationManchester City FCManchester City FC382396+4278
3QualificationManchester United FCManchester United FC3820117+1971
4QualificationAston Villa FCAston Villa FC3819811+765
5Liverpool FCLiverpool FC3817912+1060
6AFC BournemouthAFC Bournemouth3813187+457
Full Standings

Full Squad

Key Players

Recent Results

Trophies

🏆Championship (2nd tier)
×1
Last won: 2015
2014-15
🏆League One (3rd tier)
×1
Last won: 1987
1986-87
🏆EFL Trophy
×1
Last won: 1984
1983-84

History of AFC Bournemouth

Founding and Early Years

AFC Bournemouth was founded in autumn 1899 as Boscombe St John's Institute F.C., before spending nearly a century mostly in the lower divisions of English football.

Club Evolution

The club has played its home matches at the Vitality Stadium (Dean Court) since 1910, a stadium with a capacity of 11,307, the smallest in the Premier League, currently under expansion plans.

Great Managers

Eddie Howe left his mark on the club's history by taking it from the fourth tier of English football to the Premier League between 2008 and 2015, before establishing it firmly in the top flight. The club continued its progress under Andoni Iraola and then Marco Rose, achieving its best-ever Premier League finishes.

Iconic Players

The club relied on figures such as Callum Wilson during its rise, before more recently turning to talents like Dominic Solanke and then Antoine Semenyo.

Major Achievements

AFC Bournemouth won the Championship title in 2014-15 and the League One title in 1986-87, as well as the EFL Trophy in 1983-84, their only cup success to date.

The Club Today

Owned by Bill Foley and managed by Marco Rose, AFC Bournemouth continue to confirm their place in the Premier League, driven by continuous progress since the Eddie Howe era.

Overall record

Current unbeaten streak: 19 matches

Based on the last 39 matches played

39
MP
13
W
19
D
7
L
60
GF
56
GA
11
Clean sheets
+4
GD
Home
19
MP
7
W
10
D
2
L
29
GF
20
GA
Away
20
MP
6
W
9
D
5
L
31
GF
36
GA
Biggest win
Crystal Palace FC🏠
30
Worst defeat
Aston Villa FC✈️
04

Recent Arrivals

Frequently asked questions

When is AFC Bournemouth's next match?+

AFC Bournemouth face Manchester City FC on 23 August 2026.

What is AFC Bournemouth's current standing?+

AFC Bournemouth are currently 6 in Premier League with 57 points.

When was AFC Bournemouth founded?+

AFC Bournemouth was founded in autumn 1899.

What is AFC Bournemouth's home stadium?+

Bournemouth play at the Vitality Stadium (Dean Court), with a capacity of 11,307.

Who is AFC Bournemouth's current head coach?+

Marco Rose is AFC Bournemouth's head coach.

Which manager took Bournemouth up to the Premier League?+

Eddie Howe, between 2008 and 2015.

What is Bournemouth's best-ever Premier League finish?+

Ninth place, in 2016-17 and 2024-25.

Which league does AFC Bournemouth play in?+

Bournemouth play in the Premier League, England's top football division.

What titles has AFC Bournemouth won?+

The Championship in 2014-15, League One in 1986-87 and the EFL Trophy in 1983-84.

Who owns AFC Bournemouth?+

Bill Foley.