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Bournemouth AFC

01-25 01:30

3 - 2

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Liverpool

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Bournemouth AFC

Liverpool

Attacks

128

Dangerous Attacks

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26′

Francisco Evanilson

33′

Álex Jiménez

35′

Wataru Endo

Joe Gomez

45′

Virgil van Dijk

48′

Eli Kroupi

Halftime 2-1

46′

Andy Robertson

Milos Kerkez

59′

Hugo Ekitiké

Alexis Mac Allister

59′

Curtis Jones

Jeremie Frimpong

67′

Ryan Christie

Eli Kroupi

74′

Rio Ngumoha

Cody Gakpo

80′

Dominik Szoboszlai

85′

Alex Tóth

Álex Jiménez

93′

Enes Ünal

Francisco Evanilson

93′

Ryan Gravenberch

95′

Amine Adli

End 3-2

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Match Info

In a stunning Premier League upset, AFC Bournemouth defeated Liverpool 3-2 at the Vitality Stadium on January 25, 2026. This remarkable match result saw the Cherries come from behind to secure a famous victory against the title-chasing Reds. Liverpool started strongly and took an early lead, but Bournemouth responded with two quick goals before halftime to turn the game on its head. Liverpool equalized early in the second half to set up a grandstand finish, but Bournemouth snatched a dramatic winner in the 89th minute, sending the home crowd into raptures. The key focus points were Bournemouth's relentless pressing and clinical finishing, contrasted with uncharacteristic defensive errors from Liverpool. The standout performance was Bournemouth's attacking midfielder, who was involved in all three goals. The table impact was seismic, dealing a major blow to Liverpool's championship hopes while providing Bournemouth with a monumental boost in their fight for survival or a top-half finish. Liverpool's manager called it "a bad day at the office," while the Bournemouth boss described it as the "perfect performance."