Bournemouth pulled off a stunning 2-1 comeback against Liverpool in stoppage time to snatch a crucial Premier League victory at Anfield.
With the score level at 2-2 and five minutes of stoppage time remaining, Bournemouth defender James Hill launched one final long throw into the box, with Ryan Gravenberch inadvertently poking the ball against a post in an attempt to clear. Alisson slipped on the sodden surface as Amine Adli slotted in from a tight angle to seal the win for the Cherries.
Bournemouth had taken a commanding 2-0 lead, courtesy of goals from Evanilson and Dominik Szoboszlai, who scored a stunning free-kick after a Ryan Christie intervention. Liverpool, however, showed signs of life through substitute Rio Ngumoha, whose late equaliser was followed by two successive Bournemouth efforts that were repelled by Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson.
For Liverpool, the defeat is another sobering experience in their winless league run, with manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst admitting that his team's season may be summed up in a single goal. The Reds will now face an anxious weekend, with results against Arsenal and Manchester City potentially pushing them to eighth in the table.
Meanwhile, Bournemouth's victory keeps their slim hopes of survival alive, thanks largely to the exploits of defender James Hill, who has enjoyed a breakthrough season after joining from Fleetwood Town. His long throw-in was the catalyst for Adli's late winner, which will give his side renewed confidence ahead of their next match.
With the score level at 2-2 and five minutes of stoppage time remaining, Bournemouth defender James Hill launched one final long throw into the box, with Ryan Gravenberch inadvertently poking the ball against a post in an attempt to clear. Alisson slipped on the sodden surface as Amine Adli slotted in from a tight angle to seal the win for the Cherries.
Bournemouth had taken a commanding 2-0 lead, courtesy of goals from Evanilson and Dominik Szoboszlai, who scored a stunning free-kick after a Ryan Christie intervention. Liverpool, however, showed signs of life through substitute Rio Ngumoha, whose late equaliser was followed by two successive Bournemouth efforts that were repelled by Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson.
For Liverpool, the defeat is another sobering experience in their winless league run, with manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst admitting that his team's season may be summed up in a single goal. The Reds will now face an anxious weekend, with results against Arsenal and Manchester City potentially pushing them to eighth in the table.
Meanwhile, Bournemouth's victory keeps their slim hopes of survival alive, thanks largely to the exploits of defender James Hill, who has enjoyed a breakthrough season after joining from Fleetwood Town. His long throw-in was the catalyst for Adli's late winner, which will give his side renewed confidence ahead of their next match.
! Liverpool's winless run just got even more win-less... or should I say, goal-less? 
I mean, who needs to score goals when you can just slip on the grass and let the other team celebrate? 
Alisson's clumsiness was like something out of a cartoon, especially with that sodden surface – it was like he wanted to help Bournemouth 
James Hill's long throw-in will go down in history as the most crucial of all time... or maybe just in Bournemouth's season 
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How can a team come back like that? Bournemouth was literally getting destroyed and then they just regrouped and scored 2 more goals?! 
And that long throw-in by James Hill was pure genius! 
Who knew it would be the game-changer? I'm loving how James is now a hero for his team, it's amazing how one player can make all the difference. 
Did anyone notice Alisson slipping on that sodden surface? That was wild! 
! Anyway, can't wait to see what these teams do next. Maybe Liverpool will get their mojo back... or maybe they'll just be like "oh no, we're still 8th" 
But in all seriousness, Bournemouth got their reward for a hard-earned victory.
His name is going to be on everyone's lips now. For Liverpool, this defeat is just another bump in the road, but you can't help feeling sorry for them. They're still fighting hard, even if they aren't getting the results.
We'll have to wait and see!
The Cherries' squad has been struggling all season, but they just showed the world what they're capable of with that last-minute win! 
. Amine Adli is a total dark horse right now - he's been doing some amazing stuff for Bournemouth! 
On the other hand, Liverpool is really struggling to get their act together, especially with that one goal being so crucial to their season 
️. Maybe they need to take a deep breath and regroup? 
and Ryan Gravenberch is such a goner 
I'm loving every minute of this Premier League season so far!
Liverpool's just not getting the breaks they deserve, if you ask me. I mean, a long throw-in? Come on! That's like a script from a soccer thriller movie. And then Alisson slips and falls? That's just too convenient. Meanwhile, Bournemouth just happens to get a lucky break with that goal? It's all about momentum now... and Bournemouth is riding it high, but for how long? 
james hill's long throw in was pure magic 
i'm loving bournemouth right now 
their survival hopes are looking up again 
what a result for graham potter's cherries 
what a game!!! i'm literally speechless right now... bournemouth totally deserved that win and james hill's long throw-in was pure genius 
how can you not give him the man of the match award? 
. Anyway, this win will give them hope for survival and maybe even push them up the table? 
what's going on with that squad? 
their team has really shown some spirit and determination, let's see how far this momentum takes them 
. And can you believe Liverpool were this close to losing 3-0?! 
. This win could be a real turning point for them! 
. But seriously, it's not just the comeback that's impressive - James Hill's long throw-in was pure genius 
. This winless streak isn't good for anyone, especially not the fans who are counting on them to do well this season.
. Bring on the next match! 
bournemouth's season is looking way more promising now and i can see them avoiding relegation 
and wow alisson is having a bad day