Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Incredible scenes. The Bournemouth faithful have probably never seen a comeback like it. Ryan Fraser gets a big hug from his manager Eddie Howe, while Jurgen Klopp hides the frustration he must be feeling as he sportingly hugs his former player Jordon Ibe.

But Liverpool's first-half dominance was such that they should have been out of sight long, long ago. What an incredible game.

When's Match of the Day 2 on?

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Last night Bournemouth fans would have dreamt about beating the mighty Liverpool for the first time in their history.

Not one of them would have seen this scenario play out in their semi-conscious state of mind.

What a way to create history! 

Bournemouth HAVE gone and won it! It's a funny old game, innit?

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Time for a late Liverpool leveller? Sentences you never thought you'd write about an hour ago...

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Former Liverpool and Bournemouth midfielder Jimmy Case on BBC Merseyside: "What a mistake."

Back up the other end...

Long throw-in lobbed in by Bournemouth, everyone in the box. Liverpool head clear...

If I could use a shocked emoji face here, I would. That's expression on everyone's face at the Vitality Stadium. 

Divock Origi takes a touch to kill a ball into the Bournemouth box, prodding inches over the home crossbar...

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Five minutes of stoppage time. Do not go anyway. Still the potential of a goal here...

Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Ryan Fraser is announced as the sponsors' man of the match. He only entered the fray in the 55th minute - but it's hard to disagree that the young Scot, dubbed the "Wee Man" by his team-mates, has played a huge part in turning this game around.

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Liverpool survive. Loris Karius punches clear under pressure. And wins a free-kick. Sighs of relief from the away end.

But then Bournemouth win a corner. Send up Steve Cook!

Poor. Jack Wilshere's delivery is worse than a rubbish pizza chain's service.

Bournemouth edging possession now. And they have a free-kick as Emre Can decides the only way to stop Ryan Fraser is by hacking him down with a high boot.

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Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Last season, Bournemouth came from 2-0 and 3-2 down to grab a point in a 3-3 thriller against Everton - but it's the red half of Merseyside who look shell-shocked at the moment. Bournemouth have turned this game on its head, and suddenly it's they who are attacking at pace with a thrilling finale in prospect.

Me too, John. Me too.

John Hartson
Ex-Wales striker on BBC Radio 5 live

It was magnificent from Cook.

I said I couldn't see a way back for Bournemouth at 3-1, what do I know?

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If Liverpool lose this now then it is going to the worst trip back up the motorway for the away fans. Ever. 

Could - maybe should - have been a fourth for Bournemouth! Sub Benik Afobe bundles his way clean through, going for power rather than precision. Liverpool keeper Loris Karius narrows the angle to block.