Liverpool, you have been warned. Prepare for an uncomfortable evening on the south coast on Wednesday. You would have forgiven Bournemouth for being a little preoccupied by their upcoming Capital One Cup quarter-final glamour tie. Not one bit of it. With five goals and five different goalscorers, they surged to the Championship summit and confirmed what we already suspected. The midweek trip here to take on old pal Eddie Howe will be far from easy for Brendan Rodgers and his mis-firing Reds. Bournemouth's Matt Ritchie (centre) celebrates scoring during the Championship match on Saturday Ritchie put Bournemouth 1-0 up against Cardiff after just one minute on Saturday
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Matt Richie put Bournemouth 1-0 up after just one minute
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Harry Arter doubled the home side's lead in the 43rd minute before Cardiff City striker Kenwyne Jones pulled one back before the break
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It was made 3-1 by Marc Pugh soon after but then 3-2 via Sean Morrison
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Bournemouth substitute Yann Kermorgant made it 4-2 in the second half
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Morrison got his second and Callum Wilson made it 5-3 in 89th minute
That Cardiff kept it so close for so long was testament to their fighting spirit - goals from Kenwyne Jones and two towering headers from @placeholder made things interesting - but in the end they were deservedly beaten.