With plenty of players having linked up with new clubs over the course of the January transfer window, there were a number of debuts on show from the Cherries. 

Here's a closer look at how the loanees got on over the weekend. 

Max Gradel

Gradel enjoyed a successful weekend for Toulouse, scoring a superb strike which proved to be the winner in a 1-0 win away at Nice.

The Ivorian picked the ball up on the left-hand side 25-yards out, and finessed a sublime effort right into the top corner, giving 'keeper Walter Benitez no chance.

Oh my word, how has he done that?! What a winner from Toulouse's Max Gradel! pic.twitter.com/ypDByxk1Vk

— Goal (@goal) February 3, 2018

Benik Afobe 

Afobe made his second debut for Wolves after joining the Championship table toppers late on transfer deadline day.

They remain top of the Championship after a 3-0 win against Sheffield United. The striker played 13 minutes and had two chances as his side are now 11 points clear at the top of the Championship. 

Baily Cargill

The young Cherries defender got another 90 minutes in the bag for Partick Thistle, who drew 1-1 with Motherwell. The SPL side now move out of the bottom two and into tenth.

Aaron Ramsdale

Ramsdale played all 90 minutes of Chesterfield’s game with Crawley, but he couldn’t prevent his side from losing 2-1 in the dying stages.

Connor Mahoney

Mahoney made his Barnsley debut on the weekend, playing the last ten minutes of their 1-0 loss to QPR. The young winger signed on loan until the end of the season last week.

Sam Surridge

The striker, fresh from featuring against Manchester United in the FA Cup last week, was on the winning side on Saturday, as Yeovil beat Cambridge 2-0 at home. Surridge played 61 minutes.

Ben Whitfield

Whitfield played half a game for Port Vale, who drew 0-0 at home to fellow League Two outfit Morecambe.

Sam Matthews

Matthews again featured for Eastleigh on the weekend, playing a full game as they drew 2-2 with AFC Fylde.

Will Dennis

Weymouth recorded an excellent 3-0 win over Merthyr Town, with Dennis playing all 90 minutes between the sticks.

Patrick O’Flaherty  

O’Flaherty, fresh from joining fellow south coast outfit Gosport Borough, played 90 minutes in goal as his side lost 5-0 to Banbury United.