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CHERRIES’ promotion dream went up in smoke as Brentford staged a dramatic comeback to book their spot in the Championship play-off final. Leading 1-0 from the first leg, Cherries doubled their advantage through Arnaut Danjuma in west London, only for Ivan Toney to pull one back from the penalty spot. Disaster then struck for Cherries when Chris Mepham was sent off for hauling down Bryan Mbeumo inside the first 30 minutes. Penned back, Cherries were unable to keep the Bees out with second-half goals from Vitaly Janelt and Marcus Forss sealing a 3-1 win on the day and putting Thomas F...

Bournemouth headed into the encounter on the back of their 1-0 victory in the first leg and hit the ground running at Brentford Community Stadium but failed to build on their impressive start. Danjuma started the game along with his compatriot Dominic Solanke as well as Philip Billing and opened the scoring as early as the sixth minute. The Nigerian-born Dutch forward found the back of the net with a fine strike, leaving goalkeeper David Raya with no chance. The lead did not last long as Ivan Toney levelled proceedings for Thomas Frank’s men, converting from the penalty spot.

CHERRIES will face Brentford in the play-off semi-finals, after a toothless display against Stoke saw Jonathan Woodgate's men beaten for the third…

RAMPANT Cherries recorded their seventh consecutive Championship victory in style with a 4-1 win at Millwall. Cherries were a joy to watch during the first half at The Den, going three goals up thanks to strikes from Philip Billing, Arnaut Danjuma and David Brooks. Jed Wallace pulled one back for the hosts soon after the restart, but Dominic Solanke quashed any hopes of an unlikely fightback. The win lifts Cherries up to third in the Championship table, eight points behind Watford with three games to play. Jonathan Woodgate made just one change following Saturday’s impressive vic...

× Barnsley strengthened their grip on a play-off place with a fantastic 3-2 win over AFC Bournemouth on Saturday. The Reds took the lead through Michal Helik but the hosts led 2-1 at half-time. Barnsley then produced a tremendous second half performance with Dominik Frieser levelling before substitute Carlton Morris won it. The Reds are now unbeaten in 11 games and five points clear in the top six with ten games remaining. They have won four successive away games for the first time at this level since 1996 and the first time in the second second tier season since 1925. Vale...