AFC Bournemouth v Wrexham, 24 February 2004
| Score | 6-0 to AFC Bournemouth |
| Referee | Lee Probert |
| Competition | League Division 2 |
| Venue | Fitness First Stadium |
| Attendance | 5,899 |
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Goals:
| Steve Purches | 3 |
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| Warren Cummings | 45 |
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| Warren Feeney | 59 |
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| James Hayter | 86 |
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| James Hayter | 86 |
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| James Hayter | 88 |
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Starting lineup:
Goalkeeper
Neil Moss
Defender
Lewis Buxton
Defender
Warren Cummings
Defender
Shaun Maher
Defender/Midfielder
Steve Purches
Midfielder
Marcus Browning
Midfielder
Wade Elliott
Midfielder
Carl Fletcher
Midfielder
Claus Jorgensen
Forward
Warren Feeney
Forward
Steve Fletcher
Substitutions:
| Brian Stock for Steve Purches | 81 |
| Garreth O'Connor for Claus Jorgensen | 82 |
| James Hayter for Steve Fletcher | 84 |
Cards:
| Warren Cummings | 45 | Y |
Comments:
League position: 10th Unused substitutes: Kevin Scriven and Derek Holmes James Hayter's hat-trick was timed at 2 minutes 20 seconds and is believed to be the quickest in the history of the Football League. The only known possibly quicker League threesome was scored by Jimmy Scarth who netted three in two minutes for Gillingham versus Leyton Orient in November 1952 in Division Three (South). As this was long before the days of every game being electronically timed, the exact duration remains debatable.0 Wrexham
Goals:
Starting lineup:
Andy Dibble
Goalkeeper
Steve Roberts
Defender
Brian Carey
Defender/Centre back
Dennis Lawrence
Defender/Centre back
Carlos Edwards
Defender/Midfielder
Darren Ferguson
Midfielder
Chris Llewellyn
Midfielder
Steve Thomas
Midfielder
Jim Whitley
Midfielder
Chris Armstrong
Forward
Lee Jones
Forward
Substitutions:
| Shaun Holmes for Lee Jones | 46 |
| Craig Morgan for Steve Thomas | 58 |
| Paul Barrett for Brian Carey | 79 |
Cards:
| Steve Roberts | 56 | R |
Comments:
League position: 10th Unused substitutes: Kevin Scriven and Derek Holmes James Hayter's hat-trick was timed at 2 minutes 20 seconds and is believed to be the quickest in the history of the Football League. The only known possibly quicker League threesome was scored by Jimmy Scarth who netted three in two minutes for Gillingham versus Leyton Orient in November 1952 in Division Three (South). As this was long before the days of every game being electronically timed, the exact duration remains debatable.Comments:
League position: 9th Unused substitutes: Paul Whitfield and Hector Sam This is the first time Wrexham had lost by a six goal margin since the went down 6-0 at Aldershot on 19 October 1985. Four days earlier the Robins had beaten Cambridge United 6-2 at The Racecourse.