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Bournemouth Sports FC 6 – 0 Hamworthy United FC.

Chapel Gate 12.10.24 – 15.00 KO

Bournemouth Sports preserve their unbeaten start to the league season with a 6-0 win against Hamworthy United Reserves.

The hosts opened their account for the afternoon in the 12th minute when a fantastic long diagonal ball from full back Max Norris picked out winger Taylor Webb who outpaced the visitors full back to fire home. Just four minutes later the men from Chapel Gate doubled their lead following some fine play by full back Jake Perch who’s cross into the box was superbly volleyed into the roof of the net by striker Sam Darlow.

It was very much one way traffic at this point and following a long throw into the box by Perch and a flick on from Darlow, Taylor Webb converted the chance inside the box on 19 minutes. The visitors got in behind the Sports backline shortly afterwards and it required an excellent block from captain Taylor Edwards to ensure the visitors didn’t score.

Sports added a 4th in the 27th minute when some clever play from Jack Voisey saw fellow strike partner Sam Darlow convert from close range. HT 4- 0

Into the second half and Bournemouth Sports carried on where they had left off in terms of dominating the game. Darlow saw his header come crashing off the bar in the 48th minute before the hosts went 5-0 ahead when a Hamworthy player put a James Bergin cross into his own net in the 64th minute.

Bournemouth added a 6th moments later when a long throw from Dan Edwards was converted inside the box from close range by namesake Taylor Edwards. The hosts could have added a fair few more in the second half as both Jack Voisey and Josh Moody went close on a few occasions.

Bournemouth – Ryan Knibbs, Jake Perch, Max Norris, Taylor Edwards, Tommy White, Jamie Trimble, Gabriel Spennato, Taylor Webb, James Bergin, Sam Darlow & Jack Voisey

Substitutions – Matt Ellis for Tommy White (45), Tom Beckett for Gabriel Spennato (55) Dan Edwards for Jamie Trimble (60), Josh Moody for Taylor Webb (65)

Picture – Sports players celebrate a goal with scorer Taylor Webb

Bournemouth Sports 2 – 0 Portland United Reserves

05.10.24 Chapel Gate 3.pm KO

Bournemouth Sports claimed pole position in the Dorset Premier League by securing a 2-0 win against a hard working and resilient Portland side on a warm sunny autumn’s afternoon at Chapel Gate.

The first half was a bit of an anti climax with neither side really threatning. The hosts had the majority of possession, but found it hard to break down a well organised Portland side. A long range effort from midfielder Taylor Edwards sailed over in the 36th minute and a succession of corners and free kicks for the hosts came to no avail.

Late on in the half a shot from outside the box by Gabriel Spennato went just past the post and a fierce left foot shot from winger James Bergin whizzed across the face of the goal. HT 0-0

Into the second half and again whilst the men from Chapel Gate had the lions share of possession they found it difficult initially to create chances. However a change of formation midway through the half seemed to provide the hosts with more opportunities.

The visitors against the run of play almost took the lead from a corner, it needed a headed clearance off the line by Sports central defender Tommy White to ensure his side didn’t fall behind. Winger James Bergin almost put his side ahead, but saw his right foot shot go just wide of the far post.

Bournemouth grabbed two goals late on, Striker Jack Voisey fired his side ahead in the 80th minute from inside the box and James Bergin notched up his 10th goal of the season heading home a cross from substitute Dan Edwards.

Sports – Ryan Knibbs, Matt Ellis, Max Norris, Cameron Shaw, Tommy White, Tom Beckett, Gabriel Spennato, Taylor Edwards, Jack Voisey, Sam Darlow, James Bergin.

Substitutions – Taylor Webb for Tom Beckett (60), Dan Edwards for Gabriel Spennato (81), Jake Perch for Matt Ellis (88)

Photo – Sports Midfielder Tom Beckett

Bournemouth Sports FC 6 – 3 Wimborne Town Reserves

28.09.24 – Chapel Gate – 3PM KO

Bournemouth Sports extended their unbeaten run in the league with a comprehensive 6-3 win against Wimborne Town Reserves on a nice sunny afternoon at Chapel Gate.

The hosts started positively in terms of possession and chances against a very energetic and enthusiastic young Wimborne team. Sports took the lead in the 15th minute when central defender Tommy White converted from close range from a James Bergin corner. Bergin then put his side 2-0 ahead straight from the resulting kick off capitalising on our poor back pass to slot pass Wimborne keeper Toby Dinnivan.

Sports now with their tails up and playing some great football added a third goal in the 38th minute as pacey winger Taylor Webb was played in by James Bergin and saw his shot cannon off the post only to fall to Jack Voisey who fired home from close range. Wimborne seem to lose concentration at this point and found themselves conceding again shortly afterwards when midfielder Gabriel Spennato saw his shot go through the legs of keeper Dinnivan.

Wimborne did however pull one back just before the half time interval on the break. HT 4-1

Into the second half and it was the visitors that started brightly and positively and found themselves reducing the deficit with two goals on 55 & 70 minutes to make a real game of it. However the in form Bergin scored in the 71st minute with a right foot shot into the far corner and the hosts effectively put the game to bed late on when Taylor Edwards converted from close range following a set piece. FT 6-3

Bournemouth – Ryan Knibbs, Jake Perch, Max Norris, Tommy White, Eddie Myers, Jamie Trrimble, Gabriel Spennato, Taylor Webb, James Bergin, Jack Voisey, Max Mountford

Subs – Sam Darlow for Taylor Webb (50), Taylor Edwards for Jake Perch (65), Dan Edwards for Jamie Trimble (65), Max Norris for Matt Ellis (70), Tom Beckett for Gabriel Spennato (70)

Photo – Bournemouth Sports players celebrating the 4th goal scored by Gabriel Spennato

Cobham Sports 2 – 2 Bournemouth Sports FC

21.09.24 – 3.00Pm KO – Merley Park

Third v fourth at Merley Park on Saturday as Cobham Sports entertained Bournemouth Sports, it was a cracking day for the game played on a pristine surface, there was little to chose between the two sides and the final score at two apiece was probably a fair result in the end. Bournemouth Sports had the better of things in the first half and took the lead in the 34th minute through James Bergin, Josh Buck equalised for Cobham in the 43rd minute then took the lead in the 59th minute only for Bournemouth to equalise in the the second minute of added on time at the end of the game to make it 2-2.
Bournemouth took charge of the game early in the piece threatening out wide on the right in the first 10 minutes, catching Cobham cold at the back but the home side gradually worked their way into the game and the midfield of both sides were having a real battle for ascendency. Bournemouth Sports had a gilt edged opportunity to take the lead in the 23rd minute, again they probed down the right and Borges failed to deal with Jack Voisey out wide who beat him and when rounding Harvey Elsom the Cobham defender clipped his heals and conceded a penalty but Jacob Deakin came to the rescue with a save to his right from the Voisey spot kick.

Six minutes later Voisey carved out another opportunity and found Sam Darlow in space 16 yards out and his shot cracked against the bar. Josh Toop came close for Cobham in the 31st minute expertly beating his man but he chipped over the advancing keeper and just over the bar, a minute later Bournemouth took the lead, a long ball from Cameron Shaw beat the high, square Cobham backline and Bergin rounded Deakin and slotted home the opening goal of the afternoon to put the visitors 1-0 ahead. Cobham rallied from this setback and got back on level terms just two minutes before the interval, good work from Toop and Chris Manners saw the latter square a ball into the path of Josh Buck who drove home a fine effort from 18 yards giving Ryan Knibbs no chance in the Bournemouth goal, 1-1 at halftime.
Cobham started the better of the two sides in the second period and were starting to look threatening, Buck being in the thick of things for them and Tadgh Case brought a brilliant save out of Knibbs in the 57th minute, his shot from 20 yards being tipped over for a corner.

Cobham hit the front in the 59th minute, an excellent ball from Deakin found Toop on the right, he cut inside and found Buck who’s beautiful incisive pass caught the Bournemouth backline square and the on running Dan Brown rounded the advancing Knibbs and slotted home to make it 2-1 to Cobham. The game had now opened up and I felt that this suited Bournemouth Sports a little, Cobham became a little deep in midfield at times allowing their opponents more room to work the ball from the back but the home defence held well until conceding a corner deep into stoppage time, the cross wasn’t dealt with by Deakin and the defence and was headed home at the far post by Shaw to tie the game up and give them a deserved share of the spoils on the day.
Written by – Ian Gilmartin – Cobham Sports “man in the stand” & thankyou.

Image: Cam Shaw heading home the injury time equaliser.

Bournemouth Sports FC 3- Holt United 3

07-09-24 – Chapel Gate – 3.00pm KO

Bournemouth Sports are still the only team in the Dorset Premier League to remain unbeaten from their opening seven games with James Bergin scoring deep into injury time to earn his side a point on a rain swept afternoon at Chapel Gate.

It was the visitors from Holt who started brightly in terms of possession and looking more positive going forward whilst the hosts struggled to find any tempo and looked off the pace of the game. Holt took the lead in the 14th minute when striker George Lane found space on the edge of the area and hit a great strike past Sports keeper Ryan Knibbs.

This goal seem to give the hosts a wake up call as they were back on level terms in the 22nd minute following a fantastic pass from Tom Beckett which saw striker Jack Voisey race clear only to be hauled down by Holt keeper Tom Jobe inside the area. Voisey himself converting the resulting penalty.

Holt would regain the lead on 30 minutes when sports full back Max Norris fouled a Holt player inside the box and Lane fired home his second goal of the afternoon from the spot. HT 1-2

Into the second half and the hosts were back on level terms when Jamie Trimble powered home a header from inside the box following a great cross from winger James Bergin in the 65th minute. However Holt would find themselves ahead again in the 77the minute when the lively Sam Bennett won possession out wide and saw his pacey run and powerful shot fly past Knibbs into the roof of the net.

Bournemouth Sports had midfielder Ben Mckenzie sent off for two bookable offences and showed great character and effort throughout. James Bergin grabbed an injury time equaliser when he cut in from out wide and curled a right foot shot into the far corner of the goal giving Jobe no chance. FT 3-3

That’s the third time this season that Bournemouth Sports have scored deep into injury time to either win or draw. Whilst they remain unbeaten this result sees them drop from pole position into second place in the table.

Bournemouth – Ryan Knibbs, Matt Ellis, Max Norris, Eddie Myers, Taylor Edwards, Cameron Shaw, Tom Beckett, Jamie Trimble, Jack Voisey, Taylor Webb, James Bergin

Substitutions – Max Mountford for Taylor Webb (60), Ben Mckenzie for Tom Beckett (65), Jake Perch for Max Norris (65)

Picture – Goalscorer James Bergin

Dorchester Sports 1 – Bournemouth Sports FC 4

31.08.24 Avenue Stadium Dorchester – 3.00 pm KO

Bournemouth Sports leapfrogged Dorchester Sports to claim pole position in the Dorset Premier League following an impressive 4-1 win at the Avenue Stadium.

The visitors from Chapel Gate opened the scoring in the 10th minute when a fantastic pass from Tom Beckett sent Striker Sam Darlow free out wide on the left and his low cross into the box was converted by Taylor Webb from close range.

Bournemouth Midfielder Jamie Trimble almost doubled his sides lead five minutes later when played in by Sam Darlow, but was denied by Dorchester goalkeeper Alex Barker.
The hosts levelled in the 23rd minute when marksman Alex Godfrey finished superbly following a cross into the box.

Winger James Bergin would restore the visitors lead in the 35th minute firing home from an acute angle following a flick on by Taylor Edwards from a cross into the box. HT 1-2

It was pretty much one way traffic in the second half as Bournemouth had the lion’s share of the possession and keeper Luke Bardsley was rarely troubled. James Bergin went close in the 53rd minute, but saw his header from a Sam Darlow cross go wide. Bournemouth would increase their lead in the 61st minute went pacey winger Taylor Webb chased down a ball played back to keeper Barker and having closed him down won possession and pulled it back to Sam Darlow to hit a powerful shot into the roof of the net.

Bournemouth effectively secured the win in the 80th minute when winger James Bergin fired home from just inside the box following a cross by Jake Perch.
Substitute Max Mountford almost added a 5th before the end with a delightful chip over the Keeper which hit the underside of the bar and was cleared away.

That’s sixteen points from eighteen available so far for Bournemouth Sports who are the only side currently unbeaten in the Dorset Premier League. FT 1-4

Bournemouth – Luke Bardsley, Matt Ellis, Cameron Shaw, Eddie Myers, Max Norris, Tom Beckett, Jamie Trimble, Taylor Edwards, Taylor Webb, Sam Darlow, James Bergin

Subs – Ben Mckenzie for Tom Beckett (60), Jake Perch for Taylor Webb (65), Max Mountford for Sam Darlow (75), Tommy White for Jamie Trimble (85)

Picture – The unbeaten Bournemouth Sports players pre-match warming up.

Balti Sports FC 1- Bournemouth Sports FC 4

24.08.24 – WEYMOUTH COLLEGE SPORTS CENTRE – KO 3.00pm

Bournemouth Sports recorded a 4th consecutive win this time on the road coming away from Weymouth with an impressive 4-1 win against hosts Balti Sports.

It was the visitors who were the most lively for long periods in both halves and dominated in terms of possession and opportunities. The men from Chapel Gate had to wait until the 35th minute to go ahead when great link up play between Taylor Edwards and Max Mountford saw a cross converted by Jamie Trimble with a shot from the edge of the area.

This goal seem to give Bournemouth a lift as they then produced some great football and that man Trimble scored again in the 40th minute having been picked out with a great pass from Tom Beckett, Trimble fired home from inside the box past Balti goalkeeper Theo Sadeghi. Sports would find themselves 3-0 ahead just before half time when Max Norris fired home from close range following good work initially down the right hand side by Jack Voisey who’s ball into the box was held up well by Max Mountford for Norris to score his first goal for the club. HT 0-3

Bournemouth made five substitutions at early stages in the second half and went further ahead in the 60th minute when substitute Sam Darlow fired home with a powerful left foot shot from the edge of the area. Balti grabbed a consolation goal three minutes later following some confusion in the Bournemouth defence which saw Balti substitute Danny Andrews score from inside the box.

Darlow went close late on with a powerful header from close range and it was the men from Bournemouth who went home with the three points having notched up 13 from 15 in the opening five games and currently sitting in second place in the league behind leaders Dorchester Sports who they face next Saturday.

Sports – Luke Bardsley, Jake Perch, Matt Ellis, Tommy White, Eddie Myers, Tom Beckett, Jamie Trimble, Taylor Edwards, Jack Voisey, Max Mountford, Max Norris

Substitutions – Cam Shaw for Jamie Trimble, Claudio Carvalho for Tom Beckett, Sam Darlow for Max Mountford (55), James Bergin for Max Norris (65) Taylor Webb for Jack Voisey (65)

Photo – Sports players celebrate a goal with Jamie Trimble

Bournemouth Sports FC 3 – Poole Borough FC 0

21.08.24 Chapel Gate : 6.30 KO

Bournemouth Sports made it three consecutive wins at home by seeing off Poole Borough 3-0 on a windy evening at Chapel Gate.

The game struggled for any momentum in the opening exchanges with the visitors looking to play off experienced striker Connor Jevon and winger Adel Bakkai the main threats. The hosts from Bournemouth struggled to find momentum and any fluency from their passing game.

As has been evident in recent games the men from Chapel Gate relied on a set piece to go ahead. In the 41st minute a long throw from full back Max Norris was duly converted inside the box by winger James Bergin. HT 1-0

Into the second half and Sports changed formation and looked more comfortable. Keeper Ryan Knibbs didn’t have much to do as Bournemouth dominated possession for much of the half. Striker Taylor Webb would double his sides lead in the 50th minute heading home a cross from close range provided by James Bergin.

As the half went on the game became far more open and striker Jack Voisey added a 3rd for his side converting a low cross into the box from Max Norris in the 88th minute to secure the win and points.

Sports – Ryan Knibbs, Matt Ellis, Max Norris, Eddie Myers, Taylor Edwards, Cameron Shaw, Ben Mckenzie, Sam Darlow, Taylor Webb, James Bergin, Jack Voisey

Subs – Jamie Trimble for Ben Mckenzie (55), Max Mountford for Taylor Webb (65), Jake Perch for James Bergin (70) Gabriel Spennato for Sam Darlow (75)

Bournemouth Sports FC 4 – Sherborne Town Reserves 1

Bournemouth Sports scored four goals again for the second time this week as they saw off Sherborne Town Reserves at Chapel Gate with a 4-1 win.

A slow start by both sides saw the hosts have the majority of possession without creating any clear cut openings. Sherborne mainly threatened from wide areas. Sports central defender Tom White headed the hosts ahead in the 38th minute following a cross into the box by Taylor Edwards.

Shortly afterwards Sports midfielder Jamie Trimble doubled his sides lead with a spectacular goal. Sherborne goalkeeper Louis Parker came off his line to clear a ball which found Trimble and from 35 yards he sent the ball back with a high shot into an empty unguarded net. HT 2-0

Into the second half and the visitors from Sherborne pulled a goal back courtesy of substitute Morgan Alexander, The goal came on the break from a Bournemouth Sports corner. The game was very open now as both sides were looking for goals and it wasn’t until the 85th minute when Sports substitute striker Max Mountford pounced on a poor back pass to fire past Parker for a 3-1 lead. In the final minute captain Taylor Edwards was fouled in the box and fired home the resulting penalty kick. FT 4-1

Sports – Ryan Knibbs, Jake Perch, Matt Ellis, Cameron Shaw, Tom White, Tom Beckett, Taylor Edwards, Jamie Trimble, Jack Voisey, Sam Darlow, James Bergin

Substitutes – Max Mountford for Sam Darlow (45), Max Norris for Jake Perch (45), Taylor Webb for Tom Beckett (60), Ben Mckenzie for Jamie Trimble (85).

Picture – Goalscorer Jamie Trimble

Bournemouth Sports 4 – Hamworthy Recreational Reserves 3

14.08.24 Chapel Gate 6.30 pm KO

A seven goal thriller at Chapel Gate saw the hosts Bournemouth Sports score a last gasp winner to claim all three points and notch up their first win of the season.

The visitors started brightly, a young energetic side playing good possession football without really creating any clear cut opportunities though. However it was the hosts who scored against the run of play when Sam Darlow hit a crisp left foot shot from just outside the box in 21st minute. Darlow would double his sides lead in the 33rd minute following good work down the left by Taylor Webb who’s cross into the box was superbly met by Darlow on the half volley given keeper Henry Birtwistle no chance.

Ham Rec pulled one back in the 39th minute converting well from a cross into the box following a period of pressure since going 2-0 behind. HT 2-1

Into the second half and that man Sam Darlow grabbed his hat-trick in the 55th minute. A corner was cleared back to the taker James Bergin who’s pinpoint cross was headed home by Darlow for a 3-1 lead. Indeed now saw a period of play and possession by Ham Rec that would see them back level. Firstly a player capitalised on Sports losing possession on the edge of there own area, Keeper Ryan Knibbs made a good save, but it was followed up for a goal.

The visitors levelled on 75 minutes following a good pattern of play and a low cross into the box which was duly converted from close range. Sports would have the final say in the 90th minute though when defender Tommy White headed home a James Bergin corner at the far post to give his side the points and a first win of the season.

Sports – Ryan Knibbs, Jake Perch, Max Norris, Eddie Myers, Tommy White, Ben Mckenzie, Jamie Trimble, Sam Darlow, Max Mountford, James Bergin, Taylor Webb

Substitutions – Jack Voisey for Max Mountford (50), Matt Ellis for Taylor Webb (55), Gabriel Spennato for Jamie Trimble (60)

Picture – Sam Darlow (hat-trick hero)