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An incredible comeback from Bournemouth saw Eddie Howe’s men beat Liverpool 4-3 on Sunday.
Jurgen Klopp’s side looked on their way to a comfortable win within the first quarter of the game, taking a two goal lead.
But the home side were able to fight back in the second half, meaning Liverpool slipped further behind Premier League leaders Chelsea.
The Reds were 1-0 up after 20 minutes, as Emre Can’s lobbed ball was met by Sadio Mane who poked home.
Two minutes later, the lead was doubled. Divock Origi took on Jordan Henderson’s pass before rounding Artur Boruc and finding the net.
Callum Wilson pulled one back for Bournemouth early in the second half by converting a penalty awarded after a James Milner foul.
But less than 10 minutes later, Liverpool’s two goal cushion was restored through Can with a curling effort past Boruc.
The hosts were not quite finished there, though, as Ryan Fraser by tucking in after Wilson’s cut back.
Then, shortly afterwards, Steve Cook made it 3-3 with 12 minutes to go as he controlled a Fraser cross and beat Karius.
As the game ticked down, it appeared the sides were set for a share of the spoils, only for Nathan Ake to pop up and net the winner in the 90th minute.
Who was your man of match?
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An incredible comeback from Bournemouth saw Eddie Howe’s men beat Liverpool 4-3 on Sunday.
Jurgen Klopp’s side looked on their way to a comfortable win within the first quarter of the game, taking a two goal lead.
But the home side were able to fight back in the second half, meaning Liverpool slipped further behind Premier League leaders Chelsea.
The Reds were 1-0 up after 20 minutes, as Emre Can’s lobbed ball was met by Sadio Mane who poked home.
Two minutes later, the lead was doubled. Divock Origi took on Jordan Henderson’s pass before rounding Artur Boruc and finding the net.
Callum Wilson pulled one back for Bournemouth early in the second half by converting a penalty awarded after a James Milner foul.
But less than 10 minutes later, Liverpool’s two goal cushion was restored through Can with a curling effort past Boruc.
The hosts were not quite finished there, though, as Ryan Fraser by tucking in after Wilson’s cut back.
Then, shortly afterwards, Steve Cook made it 3-3 with 12 minutes to go as he controlled a Fraser cross and beat Karius.
As the game ticked down, it appeared the sides were set for a share of the spoils, only for Nathan Ake to pop up and net the winner in the 90th minute.
Who was your man of match?
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