Five-goal Bournemouth hammer Swansea in FA Cup

Bournemouth, a team in the Premier League, managed to gain their position in the fifth round of the FA Cup by defeating Swansea, a Championship team, with a score of 5-0. This victory made them the first team to secure a place in the fifth round.

Bournemouth managed to score three goals in just 14 minutes, thanks to Lloyd Kelly, Alex Scott, and Luis Sinisterra.

David Brooks was the mastermind behind both Kelly and Scott's objectives. He put on a phenomenal performance, showcasing his individual skills.

On the 34th minute, Brooks concluded his display by scoring a goal, which made the score 4-0. Before the end of the first half, Dominic Solanke contributed to the team's win by adding a fifth goal.

Following halftime, Swansea's performance improved and they were able to minimize the harm done by Bournemouth. As a result, Bournemouth advanced effortlessly into the fifth round.

Brooks & Scott: Bournemouth's Inspiration

These teams faced each other for the second time in this season. During their first meeting in August for the Carabao Cup at Swansea.com Stadium, Bournemouth came out as the victors with a score of 3-2.

This marks the initial triumph of Andoni Iraola as the leader of the Cherries, made possible by a goal from Ryan Christie during the final moments of the match.

The match was additionally remarkable as Brooks recorded his initial competitive score after his comeback from receiving cancer therapy.

Brooks led Bournemouth once again, as he did in August. There were five modifications in the team since Sunday's loss against Liverpool, and the Welsh player had an immediate effect.

His expertly taken free-kick gave Kelly the opportunity to score the first goal for the Cherries. Kelly skillfully hit the ball with a half-volley while sliding and successfully aimed it at the roof of the net.

The person from Wales was responsible for Swansea's downfall by using smart movements that frequently caused chaos in the Swans' defence.

In the beginning of the game, the hosts consistently attacked the visitors without mercy. The team from the lower league had a hard time keeping up and eventually gave in. On the 10th minute mark, Brooks made his way past the visitors' defence and passed the ball back to Scott who scored with ease.

Swansea made a costly error when they accidentally gave Bournemouth their third goal. The goalkeeper, Andy Fisher, attempted to make a pass but it went in the wrong direction and was taken by Scott. Then, Sinisterra had the opportunity to move towards the middle of the field and shoot the ball with his right foot straight into the bottom corner of the goalpost.

Brooks and Scott were causing trouble for Swansea and it came as no shock when Brooks scored. He capitalized on a mistake made by the Swans and passed the ball with Solanke, creating enough room for Brooks to sprint ahead and score the goal.

Every time the home team went on the offensive, Swansea appeared to be at risk of giving up a goal. Solanke added to their disappointment by expertly directing the ball into the net from Sinisterra's precise pass just before the end of the first half.

The night was a humbling experience for Swansea and their recently hired leader, Luke Williams.

The Swans' manager, Williams, decided to alter his initial line-up in the latest game following the previous loss to Southampton where the team struggled in defense. As a result, he made five changes to the starting XI.

During the first portion of the game, Swansea generated a few opportunities. Mark Travers, the goalkeeper for the Cherries, had to make a save after Nathan Wood's shot, and another one when Liam Cullen tried to shoot powerfully. Additionally, Kyle Naughton hit the post with a long-range effort.

Nevertheless, during the majority of the game, the visitors were primarily concerned with minimizing the harm caused, whereas Bournemouth had the opportunity to switch out players from their team who had been negatively impacted by injuries during the second half.

The hosts may be worried about losing defender James Hill due to an ankle problem, however, players like Solanke, Brooks, Scott, and Kelly were all given a break.

The team in charge tried to increase their already significant lead, however, the opposing team was able to block their attempts and defend until the end, keeping the final score at 5-0. As Bournemouth realized their victory was inevitable, they began to lose their high level of energy and focus.

David Brooks, the player who scored for Bournemouth, spoke on S4C.

I am endeavoring to make the most out of every chance and moment that I receive.

"We have an excellent team and today presented an opportunity for me to demonstrate my skills, which I hope I was able to accomplish."

Luke Williams, the coach of Swansea, appeared on S4C.

We had a terrible and unpleasant evening.

I said sorry to the players as I attempted to create a strategy that would make it difficult for the other team. Since it's a cup match, our primary objective is to figure out a method to secure a victory.

I made a mistake with the balance of players on the field. I had too many players in the front and not enough to defend against the opponent's attack. The other team played really well.

Approaching their target proved to be a real challenge, and during the latter half we aimed to minimize the impact as the difference in scores had become quite steep. Our adversary was truly exceptional.

The game has finished, with Bournemouth scoring 5 goals and Swansea City not scoring any.

The second part of the match comes to a close, with Bournemouth taking a lead of five goals to none against Swansea City.

Milos Kerkez from Bournemouth has been awarded a free kick in the half of their own goal.

Yannick Bolasie (Swansea City) committed a foul.

The pause has ended. They are prepared to proceed.

The game got paused due to an injury suffered by Matt Grimes from Swansea City.

Failed attempt. Milos Kerkez (Bournemouth) took a shot with their left foot from the left side of the box but missed to the left, without hitting the target. Luis Sinisterra provided the support for the attempt.

Blocked attempt! Dominic Sadi from Bournemouth tried to shoot with his right foot from the left side of the six-yard box, but it was blocked. Luis Sinisterra assisted him.

Kieffer Moore from Bournemouth tried to score but missed the goal. He made a header from the six-yard box on the left side but the ball went to the right instead of straight to the net. The cross was provided by Lewis Cook after a corner kick.

Jay Fulton was responsible for giving away a corner to Bournemouth.

Marcus Tavernier's attempt was unsuccessful as his left-footed shot from the right side of the box was blocked. Kieffer Moore provided the assist.

Blocked! Dominic Sadi from Bournemouth attempted a left footed shot from the center of the box, but it was blocked.

Marcus Tavernier from Bournemouth made an attempt at scoring with his left foot from the center of the box, but someone blocked it. Lewis Cook helped with the attempt.

Switch up in Bournemouth! Alex Scott has been substituted and replaced by Dominic Sadi.

Alex Scott from Bournemouth has received a yellow card due to a poor foul committed.

Alex Scott from Bournemouth has committed a foul.

Jamie Paterson from Swansea City has been granted a free kick in the half meant for attacking.

Oliver Cooper (Swansea City) has committed a foul.

Ryan Christie (Bournemouth) gains a free-kick in the defensive area.

The shot from Marcus Tavernier of the Bournemouth team has been prevented. His left footed attempt from the right area of the box was blocked, with assistance from Lewis Cook.