AFC Wimbledon v Bury, 19 November 2016

Score5-1 to AFC Wimbledon
RefereeDean Whitestone
CompetitionLeague One
VenueCherry Red Records Fans Stadium
Attendance4,141

View AFC Wimbledon v Bury head to head

Kick-off: 3.00pm

5 AFC Wimbledon

1 Bury

Goals:

Chris Whelpdale 26 G
Dominic Poleon 27 G
Tom Elliott 28 G
George Francomb penalty 36 P
George Francomb 57 G

Goals:

James Vaughan 40 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper James Shea
Defender George Francomb
Defender Seth Owens
Defender/Centre back Chris Robertson
Defender/Centre back Paul Robinson
Defender/Midfielder Barry Fuller
Midfielder Dean Parrett
Midfielder Jake Reeves
Midfielder Chris Whelpdale
Forward Tom Elliott
Forward Dominic Poleon

Starting lineup:

Ben Williams Goalkeeper
Leon Barnett Defender
Antony Kay Defender/Midfielder
Greg Leigh Defender/Midfielder
Niall Maher Defender/Midfielder
Danny Mayor Midfielder
Jacob Mellis Midfielder
Tom Soares Midfielder
Andy Tutte Midfielder
Hallam Hope Midfielder/Forward
James Vaughan Forward

Substitutions:

Will Nightingale for Paul Robinson 71
Tyrone Barnett for Tom Elliott 75
Lyle Taylor for Dominic Poleon 75

Substitutions:

Neil Danns for Andy Tutte 67
Tom Pope for Hallam Hope 67
George Miller for James Vaughan 69

Cards:

Dean Parrett 15 Y

Cards:

Niall Maher 25 Y
Leon Barnett 79 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Joe McDonnell
Defender Will Nightingale
Midfielder Dannie Bulman
Midfielder Alfie Egan
Forward Tyrone Barnett
Forward Tom Beere
Forward Lyle Taylor

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Paul Rachubka
Midfielder Jacob Bedeau
Midfielder Scott Burgess
Midfielder Neil Danns
Midfielder Kelvin Etuhu
Forward George Miller
Forward Tom Pope

Comments:

League position: 6th Four days after beating Bury 5-0 in the FA Cup to record their biggest-ever win in the competition, this was the first time that AFC Wimbledon had scored five goals in a Football League game (played 248).

Comments:

League position: 18th Following the sacking of David Flitcroft, this was joint caretaker managers Ryan Kidd and Chris Brass' first game in charge. Bury had now equalled their club record of eight consecutive league defeats which was created in September 2001 in League Division 2 (League One).

5 AFC Wimbledon

Goals:

Chris Whelpdale 26 G
Dominic Poleon 27 G
Tom Elliott 28 G
George Francomb penalty 36 P
George Francomb 57 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper James Shea
Defender George Francomb
Defender Seth Owens
Defender/Centre back Chris Robertson
Defender/Centre back Paul Robinson
Defender/Midfielder Barry Fuller
Midfielder Dean Parrett
Midfielder Jake Reeves
Midfielder Chris Whelpdale
Forward Tom Elliott
Forward Dominic Poleon

Substitutions:

Will Nightingale for Paul Robinson 71
Tyrone Barnett for Tom Elliott 75
Lyle Taylor for Dominic Poleon 75

Cards:

Dean Parrett 15 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Joe McDonnell
Defender Will Nightingale
Midfielder Dannie Bulman
Midfielder Alfie Egan
Forward Tyrone Barnett
Forward Tom Beere
Forward Lyle Taylor

Comments:

League position: 6th Four days after beating Bury 5-0 in the FA Cup to record their biggest-ever win in the competition, this was the first time that AFC Wimbledon had scored five goals in a Football League game (played 248).

1 Bury

Goals:

James Vaughan 40 G

Starting lineup:

Ben Williams Goalkeeper
Leon Barnett Defender
Antony Kay Defender/Midfielder
Greg Leigh Defender/Midfielder
Niall Maher Defender/Midfielder
Danny Mayor Midfielder
Jacob Mellis Midfielder
Tom Soares Midfielder
Andy Tutte Midfielder
Hallam Hope Midfielder/Forward
James Vaughan Forward

Substitutions:

Neil Danns for Andy Tutte 67
Tom Pope for Hallam Hope 67
George Miller for James Vaughan 69

Cards:

Niall Maher 25 Y
Leon Barnett 79 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Paul Rachubka
Midfielder Jacob Bedeau
Midfielder Scott Burgess
Midfielder Neil Danns
Midfielder Kelvin Etuhu
Forward George Miller
Forward Tom Pope

Comments:

League position: 18th Following the sacking of David Flitcroft, this was joint caretaker managers Ryan Kidd and Chris Brass' first game in charge. Bury had now equalled their club record of eight consecutive league defeats which was created in September 2001 in League Division 2 (League One).