Wonder what Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho has to say about it all. Are their Champions League hopes in ruins?  

Apparently, there was one minute and 39 seconds between Glenn Murray coming on as a substitute and him scoring for Bournemouth. Call it timing. 

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We started the day with a few pundit views saying that if Bournemouth are to get out of trouble they need to change their game plan. Well, on the evidence of that game, maybe not. 

We are at the start of December and champions Chelsea are three points above the relegation zone. They have lost eight of 15 Premier League games this season. 

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Bournemouth goalscorer Glenn Murray on Sky Sports:"The guys did great until I came on and controlled the game at times but I came on and got the crowning glory. Late on they were more nervous than we were. It was the perfect game plan." 

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Ex-Bournemouth defender John Williams at Stamford Bridge

"What a day! Bournemouth keep having these fantastic moments in the Premier League, and this is the best so far to beat the reigning champions. A fantastic performance, it was a different Bournemouth today and this may be their turning point."

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So that means Eddie Howe's team climb out of the bottom three, and are now two points behind Jose Mourinho's side. Was it a relegation six-pointer after all?

So Glenn Murray scores with his first touch to end a run of eight games without a win for Bournemouth. They were worth a goal in the first half, and defended brilliantly in the second half to earn their third win of the season. 

It's their first Premier League game against Chelsea and they have shone.

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That's it. All over. If you want to end a winless run, go to Stamford Bridge. 

Bournemouth clear their lines and there is a huge cheer from their fans. One minute left. 

Eden Hazard crosses from the left but Loic Remy is beaten in the air. Stoic defending from Bournemouth again. 

Another chance for the Cherries as Dan Gosling steams towards the goal from an angle but he ends up bundling the ball into Thibaut Courtois. Down the other end, Chelsea recover after Loic Remy fails to square to a team-mate. 

But the good news is there is another four minutes of added time. Oh hang on, Junior Stanislas is in, Gary Cahill recovers and then gives it straight to Harry Arter, whose shot is saved at the near post. 

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I'm not sure Chelsea can respond here. They look shot. Stamford Bridge has gone silent, save the plucky Bournemouth fans urging their team to hang on. 

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Ex-Bournemouth defender John Williams at Stamford Bridge

"I fancied it before the game, I felt Bournemouth would score from a set-play. The idea was to hit the far post and get a knock-down, and it worked."