Bournemouth fights back for draw with West Ham
Bournemouth substitute Enes Unal scored a minute after coming on to secure a 2-2 comeback draw with West Ham United, cancelling out Callum Wilson's first-half double as the south-coast side remains unbeaten at home in the Premier League.
Wilson scored against his former club after 11 minutes from West Ham goalkeeper Alphonse Areola's long ball.
He scored again in the 35th, controlling Jean-Clair Todibo's header with his chest before finding the top corner with a half-volley.
Max Kilman's handball gave Bournemouth a penalty, which Marcus Tavernier converted in the 69th minute and the hosts' push for an equaliser paid off in the 81st when Marcos Senesi's through ball found the unmarked Unal in the box.
Bournemouth, which has now won four and drawn two home league games this season, moved up to seventh place, one point above Tottenham Hotspur, which svisit leader Arsenal on Monday (AEDT).
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