Birmingham City v AFC Bournemouth, 25 October 2014
| Score | 8-0 to AFC Bournemouth |
| Referee | Keith Hill |
| Competition | League Championship |
| Venue | St Andrew's |
| Attendance | 13,837 |
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Goals:
Starting lineup:
Goalkeeper
Darren Randolph
Defender
Paul Caddis
Defender
David Edgar
Defender
Grant Hall
Defender
Paul Robinson
Defender/Midfielder
Jonathan Grounds
Midfielder
Dave Cotterill
Midfielder
Stephen Gleeson
Forward
Clayton Donaldson
Forward
Lee Novak
Forward
Wes Thomas
Substitutions:
| David Davis for Wes Thomas | 10 |
| Callum Reilly for Stephen Gleeson | 46 |
| Koby Arthur for Lee Novak | 66 |
Cards:
| David Edgar | 7 | R |
| Lee Novak | 11 | Y |
On the bench:
Goalkeeper
Colin Doyle
Defender/Midfielder
Will Packwood
Defender/Midfielder
Brek Shea
Midfielder
David Davis
Midfielder
Callum Reilly
Midfielder
Andrew Shinnie
Forward
Koby Arthur
Comments:
League position: 23rd This was Birmingham City's first game following the sacking of manager Lee Clark. This created a new record for City's biggest-ever home defeat. The Blues' club record defeat is 9-1 at Blackburn Rovers in January 1895 and at Sheffield Wednesday in December 1930.Goals:
| Brett Pitman | 3 |
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| Callum Wilson | 35 |
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| Matt Ritchie | 40 |
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| Marc Pugh | 63 |
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| Marc Pugh | 69 |
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| Tokelo Rantie | penalty | 82 |
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| Marc Pugh | 84 |
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| Tokelo Rantie | 86 |
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Starting lineup:
Artur Boruc
Goalkeeper
Steve Cook
Defender
Tommy Elphick
Defender/Centre back
Charlie Daniels
Defender/Midfielder
Simon Francis
Defender/Midfielder
Harry Arter
Midfielder
Marc Pugh
Midfielder
Matt Ritchie
Midfielder
Drew Surman
Midfielder
Brett Pitman
Forward
Callum Wilson
Forward
Substitutions:
| Dan Gosling for Harry Arter | 56 |
| Tokelo Rantie for Brett Pitman | 64 |
| Ryan Fraser for Callum Wilson | 71 |
Cards:
| Steve Cook | 29 | Y |
| Drew Surman | 32 | Y |
| Tommy Elphick | 52 | Y |
| Harry Arter | 54 | Y |
On the bench:
Goalkeeper
Lee Camp
Defender
Ian Harte
Defender
Adam Smith
Defender/Midfielder
Dan Gosling
Midfielder
Ryan Fraser
Midfielder
Junior Stanislas
Forward
Tokelo Rantie
Comments:
League position: 23rd This was Birmingham City's first game following the sacking of manager Lee Clark. This created a new record for City's biggest-ever home defeat. The Blues' club record defeat is 9-1 at Blackburn Rovers in January 1895 and at Sheffield Wednesday in December 1930.Comments:
League position: 4th This victory created a new club record for AFC Bournemouth's biggest-ever league win. The previous best was 7-0 against Swindon Town in the Third Division (South) on 22 September 1956. They did beat Northampton Town 10-0 at the start of the 1939-40 season but was subsequently expunged due to the outbreak of war. The Cherries record win in all competitions is 11-0 against Margate in the FA Cup on 20 November 1971. It was only the tenth time in Football League history that an away team had won a game by a margin of eight goals or more.