League One
November 6, 2012
AFC Bournemouth
2 - 1
Shrewsbury Town
League One
19:45 +00:00, November 6, 2012
Dean Court Ground, England
Referee: T Kettle
Daniels magic gets Cherries moving
Scoring Summary
| AFC Bournemouth | Shrewsbury Town |
|---|---|
| Charlie Daniels (3') | Matthew Richards (pen 14') |
| Josh McQuoid (6') |
Teams
| AFC Bournemouth | Shrewsbury Town |
|---|---|
| 34 David James | 1 Chris Weale |
| 2 Simon Francis | 5 Darren Jones |
| 13 Tommy Elphick | 28 Julian Bennett |
| 24 Miles Addison | 15 Lee Collins |
| 7 Marc Pugh | 2 Jermaine Grandison |
| 16 Shaun MacDonald | 11 John Taylor |
| 11 Charlie Daniels | 8 Matthew Richards |
| 17 Josh McQuoid | 20 Aaron Wildig |
| 8 Harry Arter | 26 Jeremy Helan |
| 28 Lee Barnard | 10 Marvin Morgan |
| 22 Lewis Grabban | 27 Jamie Proctor |
| Substitutes | |
| 1 Shwan Jalal | Joe Anyon 25 |
| 3 Steve Cook | Joe Jacobson 3 |
| 12 Wes Fogden | Mark Wright 7 |
| 23 Donald McDermott | Paul Parry 17 |
| 32 Eunan O'Kane | Robert Purdie 6 |
| 33 Steve Fletcher | Luke Summerfield 4 |
| 18 Matthew Tubbs | Asa Hall 14 |
| Substitutions | |
| Wes Fogden for Lee Barnard (65) | Paul Parry for Jamie Proctor (75) |
| Matthew Tubbs for Josh McQuoid (86) | Asa Hall for Matthew Richards (85) |
| Yellow Cards | |
| Harry Arter (14) | Julian Bennett (31) |
| Tommy Elphick (90) | Lee Collins (35) |
| Marvin Morgan (50) | |
| · Squads: AFC Bournemouth | Shrewsbury Town | |
Two goals in the opening six minutes pointed Bournemouth to a 2-1 victory over strugglers Shrewsbury, the Cherries' fifth win in six matches since manager Eddie Howe returned to the club.
Charlie Daniels opened the scoring when he ripped a low third-minute free-kick through Shrewsbury's defensive wall after Darren Jones had handled on the edge of the penalty box.
Three minutes later Marc Pugh cut in from the left to tee-up a simple header for Josh McQuoid, the striker's third goal in two matches.
Shrewsbury clawed a goal back through Matt Richards from an 11th-minute penalty awarded for a soft Miles Addison challenge on Marvin Morgan.
But the visitors, with only one win in their previous 10 matches, were fortunate to still be in the contest at half-time as Bournemouth squandered a catalogue of chances, with Lewis Grabban twice a guilty party and Simon Francis denied by goalkeeper Chris Weale.
Bournemouth continued to dictate the play after the break, but Shrewsbury were more compact and assured in defence and restricted the Cherries to a series of half-chances.