The 2013-14 campaign delivered a historic season for AFC Bournemouth as The Cherries, in their first year back in the second tier, finished an excellent 10th in the Championship, marking their highest-ever league finish. Leading the charge under the guidance of Eddie Howe was the prolific forward Lewis Grabban, whose 22 goals proved decisive in a campaign built on brave, attractive football and momentum. It was a landmark year that solidified the club's remarkable rise through the divisions and remains a defining chapter in their modern history.