The morning after the night before
By Harry Bamforth
Right, shall we rewind back to last night for a sec?
That was one hell of a match to open the new Premier League season.
Six goals, a comeback, and a late winner leading to incredible limbs. The top flight is well and truly back, and you just love to see it.
Liverpool looked like they were cruising to an opening-day win when new striker Hugo Ekitike opened the scoring, and then Cody Gakpo added a second.
But then Antoine Semenyo, who showed his bravery to even still be on the pitch after he was allegedly racially abused by a fan, bagged a brace to complete an incredible fightback for Bournemouth.
It looked like the Cherries were on their way to a famous draw, but then Federico Chiesa truly became a Kopite.
The Italian winger came off the bench to win the match with just two minutes to go, sending Anfield into a frenzy, before Mohamed Salah added polish to the result with a stoppage-time strike.
Much of the night has been overshadowed by the report of racial abuse toward Semenyo, which is a shame, and now the police are conducting an investigation into the incident.
Let's hope it is sorted and that Semenyo is OK.