Ghanaian forward ends Cherries’ 11-game winless run in what could be his final appearance

Ghanaian international Antoine Semenyo delivered a moment of pure drama as he scored a stoppage-time winner to end Bournemouth’s 11-game winless streak, in what is widely believed to be his final game for the club.

With tension high and the match seemingly heading for another frustrating result, Semenyo rose to the occasion deep into added time, finding the back of the net and sending Bournemouth fans into celebration. The goal not only secured all three points but also brought an end to a long run of poor results that had weighed heavily on the club.

The timing and emotion surrounding the goal made it even more significant, as growing reports suggest the match could mark Semenyo’s last appearance in a Bournemouth shirt, with his future expected to lie elsewhere in the Premier League.

Semenyo’s impact throughout the season has been undeniable. Known for his strength, pace, and relentless work ethic, the Ghanaian forward has often been a bright spark during difficult moments for the Cherries. His final contribution, if this indeed proves to be his farewell, could not have been scripted better.

Fans inside the stadium and across social media praised the forward for his commitment and clutch performance, describing the goal as a fitting send-off for a player who gave everything whenever called upon.

While official confirmation regarding his departure is still awaited, Semenyo’s late winner will be remembered as a defining moment — one that restored belief for Bournemouth and underlined the quality of a player ready for the next chapter of his career.