Bournemouth have upset the odds and come from behind to beat West Ham in the Premier League on Saturday.
The Cherries were trailing 2-1 at half-time but fought back impressively to secure a dramatic 3-2 victory.
It was a memorable afternoon for manager Eddie Howe, who has been under pressure after taking over from Claude Puel last month.
But he showed his side's character by sending them out to fight until the final whistle.
The first goal came late in the second half when Callum Wilson netted from close range.
West Ham then took control and looked set to win the game before Bournemouth hit back with two quick goals.
First, Lewis Cook headed home from a corner and then Wilson added a third just before the hour mark.
West Ham did not give up and fought back valiantly in the closing stages, but it was too little, too late as Bournemouth held on for all three points.
The result means that Bournemouth move into the top six and are now only five points off the top four.
The Cherries have shown they can compete with the best teams in the league and could be a serious force this season.
For their part, West Ham will be disappointed with the loss but should take heart from the fact that they have fought back against one of the top sides in England.
Overall, it was a thrilling match that saw both teams put in a strong performance and leave the stands buzzing with excitement.
And for Bournemouth, it is another important win in their quest to challenge for the title.