'It's us against the world' - Fans left in pure disbelief as Bournemouth upstage Champions League clashes by coming from three goals down to beat hapless Luton

The first half saw Luton dominate proceedings, showcasing their attacking prowess with Tahith Chong, Chiedozie Ogbene, and Ross Barkley finding the net to propel the visitors to a commanding lead at halftime.

However, the halftime break seemed to breathe new life into Bournemouth, who emerged for the second half with renewed vigour and determination. Dominic Solanke ignited the comeback with a brilliant goal, setting the stage for a remarkable turnaround.

As the momentum shifted in favour of Bournemouth, Illia Zabarnyi's bundled finish further fueled their resurgence, bringing them within striking distance of Luton. The stage was set for a thrilling finale, and Antoine Semenyo delivered in style with a blistering double, completing Bournemouth's extraordinary comeback.

An X user, @code_micky, hailed Semenyo and wrote: "Semenyo needs to be celebrated+ made the eye of Blackstars for saving souls against Luton town."

While another, @Utd_zari, took inspiration from Peaky Blinders and wrote:

Whereas, @RMFC_Frank took aim at Tottenham in reference to their famous 5-3 defeat to Manchester United after being 3-0 up at half-time and tweeted: "Luton Town after Going 3-0 up against Bournemouth."

Luton fans were disheartened but @LutonTownEixile mustered enough courage and wrote: "Rob is right. Do the interviews. Face it. Look forward. Forget it. What we do now is we all turn inwards. Ten games. Three we won’t get anything from. Seven we can. Ignore the noise. It’s not important. Penalties for others to come. It’s us against the world. It’s what we do."

Whereas, @TheVan Blade chose to console Luton fans and wrote: "Don't worry @LutonTown happens to the best of us......#twitterblades".

Originally scheduled for December, the game was rearranged after Luton's captain, Tom Lockyer, suffered a cardiac arrest on the pitch during the abandoned fixture. The skipper came out on the pitch and thanked the medics who saved his life.

With three points eluding them once again, Luton finds themselves trailing behind 17th-placed Nottingham Forest in the Premier League standings. The upcoming fixture against Nottingham Forest holds significant importance for Luton, offering them a chance to bounce back from recent setbacks and reignite their season. Whereas, Bournemouth will play against Everton on March 30.