Bournemouth fought back to claim a dramatic 1-1 draw against West Ham on Monday night at the Vitality Stadium, with Enes Unal scoring a stunning free-kick in the dying seconds of the match.
The game appeared to be slipping away from the hosts when Lucas Paqueta converted an 87th-minute penalty for West Ham.
The penalty was awarded after Tyler Adams was adjudged to have handled Aaron Wan-Bissaka's cross following a VAR review.
The first half was a frantic affair, with both teams hitting the woodwork. West Ham's Jarrod Bowen and Bournemouth's Antoine Semenyo were both unlucky not to score.
The visitors were also indebted to goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski, who was in excellent form, producing several crucial saves.
His finest moment came when he made a remarkable stop to deny Dango Ouattara, with further saves from Evanilson and Ryan Christie also keeping the Hammers in the game.
Just when it seemed Bournemouth would leave the pitch empty-handed, Unal, who had come on as a substitute in the 80th minute, produced a sensational free-kick from 25 yards out. His effort flew into the top-left corner, leaving Fabianski with no chance.
The draw means Bournemouth remain in sixth place in the Premier League, with 25 points, while West Ham stay in 14th, on 19 points, just above the relegation zone.
The Biggest Winners of the weekend is Chelsea as they secured a crucial win over Brentford to take advantage of slip-ups from Liverpool and Arsenal.
While Manchester United piled more pressure on Pep Guardiola as they came from a goal down to beat City.
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