Head-to-Head: Bournemouth vs Coventry

Bournemouth vs Coventry is an infrequent English matchup whose results span changing league contexts and include wins in both directions. Coventry won 2–0 at Bournemouth on 26 February 2013, but Bournemouth answered with a 4–1 home victory in April 2021 and a 3–0 away success on 18 April 2022. A 2–2 draw in November 2021 adds a different texture. Future meetings can reopen that balance.

Past matches, Bournemouth vs Coventry

18 April 2022 Regular Season - 43

Coventry

0 - 3

Bournemouth

The Coventry Building Society Arena
27 November 2021 Regular Season - 20

Bournemouth

2 - 2

Coventry

Vitality Stadium
10 April 2021 Regular Season - 41

Bournemouth

4 - 1

Coventry

Vitality Stadium
2 October 2020 Regular Season - 4

Coventry

1 - 3

Bournemouth

St. Andrew's Stadium
26 February 2013 Regular Season - 35

Bournemouth

0 - 2

Coventry

Match center

Coventry

0 - 3

18 April 2022

Bournemouth

Starting eleven

Substitutes Coventry

9
F
5
D
6
M
36
M
13
G
7
F
30
F

Bournemouth Substitutes

M
29
D
6
M
22
M
12
M
37
M
14
G
1

Match events

45'

90'

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12'
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J. Lowe Normal Goal (Asst: A. Smith)
45'
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D. Solanke Normal Goal (Asst: J. Lerma)
55'
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D. Solanke Normal Goal (Asst: R. Christie)
58'

P. Billing J. Lowe
62'

M. Waghorn J. Allen
62'

K. McFadzean J. Bidwell
64'

C. Mepham E. Laird
76'

L. Kelly G. Hamer
84'

B. Pearson L. Cook

Stats for this game

Matchup Bournemouth VS Coventry

Results have shifted with the setting

Coventry’s 1–0 home win in October 2012 and 2–0 victory at Bournemouth in February 2013 gave the early meetings a clear challenger voice. Bournemouth changed the emphasis with a 3–1 win at Coventry in October 2020, a 4–1 home result on 10 April 2021 and a 3–0 success at Coventry on 18 April 2022. Together, those scorelines give Bournemouth the stronger reference, but the venue has not removed Coventry’s route to a result.

A pairing without a fixed script

The 2–2 draw at Bournemouth on 27 November 2021 is useful because it sits between the larger margins and shows how a close game can deny either side control. The meetings have crossed League One and Championship settings, so the occasion can change the demands without requiring a permanent status label. A future encounter will ask whether Bournemouth can reproduce the authority of their away wins, or whether Coventry can make the contest compact enough for another response.