Bournemouth came from behind to draw against West Ham | OneFootball

Bournemouth came from two goals down to earn a dramatic 2-2 draw against @West Ham at the rain-soaked Vitality Stadium on Saturday.

Substitute Enes Unal struck just minutes after coming on to complete the comeback, while Marcus Tavernier had earlier reduced the deficit from the penalty spot.

West Ham looked in control for long periods, with Callum Wilson scoring twice against his former club in the first half.

The opener came in the 12th minute, with Wilson chesting down a long ball from Alphonse Areola before drilling a 25-yard shot past Djordje Petrovic. Thirteen minutes later, he added a second after a clever flick-on from Jarrod Bowen and Jean-Clair Todibo, curling a superb finish into the top corner.

Bournemouth’s fightback began in the 69th minute when Marcus Tavernier converted a penalty following a handball by Maximilian Kilman.

Just minutes later, Unal made an immediate impact, curling home after a fine pass from Marcos Senesi to level the scores. Unal nearly snatched a late winner, but Areola produced a smart save to deny him.

The draw leaves Bournemouth in seventh with 19 points from 12 games, while West Ham climb out of the relegation zone to 17th, level on points with Leeds United, who have a game in hand.