Super Swans destroy the Cherries, Feeney at the double

We look back on a game from 2007 between Bournemouth and Swansea City when both sides were on their journey to the premier league. An incredible game for those that travelled as the swans put four goals on Bournemouth in a pulsating game. We look back to that Coca Cola league one game on Sunday 14th October 2007.

From the BBC
Former Bournemouth striker Warren Feeney scored twice as Swansea thumped the rock-bottom Cherries to go top of League One on goal difference. Ferrie Bodde curled in a free-kick and Dennis Lawrence nodded Darren Pratley's corner home to put the Swans 2-0 up. Lee Bradbury pulled one back from the spot after Lawrence brought down Danny Hollands but Feeney netted a penalty of his own after Marc Wilson handled. And Feeney made no mistake when Pratley played him in to complete the rout.

Ferris Bodde scored a spectacular goal

From Swans Official
Coca-Cola League One - Sunday, 14 October 2007
Former Bournemouth striker Warren Feeney scored twice as Swansea thumped Bournemouth to go top of League One on goal difference. Ferrie Bodde curled in a free-kick and Dennis Lawrence nodded Darren Pratley's corner home to put the Swans 2-0 up. Lee Bradbury pulled one back from the spot after Lawrence brought down Danny Hollands but Feeney netted a penalty of his own after Marc Wilson handled. And Feeney made no mistake when Pratley played him in to complete the rout.

Warren Feeney scores his second for the swans

AFC Bournemouth: Moss, Telfer, Cooper, Wilson, Pearce, Hollands, Anderton, Lallana, Kuffour (Gowling 73), Vokes, Bradbury.
Subs Not Used: Stewart, Perrett, McQuoid, Newman.

Goals: Bradbury 31 pen.

Swansea City: De Vries, Rangel, Lawrence, Monk, Painter, Butler, Pratley, Bodde, Anderson (Orlandi 89), Scotland (Allen 80), Feeney.
Subs Not Used: Knight, Austin, O'Leary.

Booked: Rangel, Anderson, Pratley.

Goals: Bodde 15, Lawrence 28, Feeney 83 pen, 88.

Att: 5,843. 698 away.

Ref: M Russell (St Albans)

Dennis ‘The Menace’ Lawrence scored with a header

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