It's all over and both sides get a point apiece. Bournemouth striker Glenn Murray had a mixed match as he scored but missed a penalty, while Cherries keeper Artur Boruc made a massive blunder for Watford's equaliser.

You can follow all the reaction here.

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BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at Vitality Stadium: "Five weeks ago here, Bournemouth lost two left-backs to injury within 10 minutes, including record signing Tyrone Mings, who is out for the season. 

"Today, the same has happened to Watford's right-backs, with first Allan Nyom and now Ikechi Anya forced off. Anya went down with what looked like a muscle injury after clearing the ball forward, and the Watford physio almost immediately signalled for a change."

We are in added time here and it looks like the game is going to end in a draw unless someone produces a bit of magic.

A mixed day for Bournemouth striker Glenn Murray, whose miss from the spot could prove costly. He's missed the target with two efforts to go along with the penalty failure. 

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BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener: "Etienne Capoue has two metaphorical bites at the Cherries - first challenging Glenn Murray and then bundling over Adam Smith, with the second effort earning Bournemouth their fourth penalty in four meetings with Watford. 

"But, unlike Lewis Grabban and Yann Kermorgant who scored on two of those occasions, Murray joins Ian Harte who missed at Vicarage Road last season. 

"It's a purple patch for the purple-clad keeper Heurelho Gomes, who saves Murray's spot-kick minutes after keeping out Steve Cook's acrobatic overhead kick from the edge of the box."

Watford are furious with referee Michael Oliver giving a penalty for Adam Smith going down after a challenge with Etienne Capoue. Watford keeper Heurelho Gomes is booked before guessing the right way to save Glenn Murray's spot-kick.

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Steve Cook - Bournemouth's centre-back - has an overhead kick from outside the penalty area tipped over by Watford keeper Heurelho Gomes.

Glenn Murray puts a far-post header wide for Bournemouth after a right-wing cross.

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Ikechi Anya limps off injured and is replaced by Juan Carlos Paredes. That will be a concern for Scotland fans.

BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at Vitality Stadium: "Watford defender Allan Nyom, who has been limping around for a while since being fouled by Matt Ritchie, is finally withdrawn in favour of Victor Ibarbo, with Ikechi Anya moving back to right-back.

"Two substitutions by Bournemouth have them lining up in an unfamiliar 4-5-1 with goalscorer Glenn Murray the focal point. Nervous times at both ends of the field with 15 minutes left."

Injured striker Callum Wilson is in the Bournemouth crowd today.

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Odion Ighalo runs at the Cherries goal but goes down as he is sandwiched in between two defenders. He appeals for a penalty but it isn't given and he chases after referee Michael Oliver to make his case.

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Ikechi Anya is through on goal for Watford but isn't clinical enough as his shot is blocked by keeper Artur Boruc. 

Watford are carrying much more of a threat now. A corner for the visitors is only cleared to Ben Watson just outside the area and his shot is blocked away in a crowded penalty area.

Bournemouth bring on defender Adam Smith for midfielder Marc Pugh.

BBC Sport's Mark Mitchener at Vitality Stadium: "The home fans rise as the clock ticks round to 55 minutes as there is a minute's applause in memory of former club photographer and programme editor Mick Cunningham - and during that minute, there are chances at both ends as Bournemouth threaten from a corner and Ikechi Anya fires a tame shot wide for Watford. 

"But the hosts have looked jittery at the back ever since Artur Boruc gifted Watford that equaliser."

Hornets striker Odion Ighalo twice leaves Bournemouth defender Sylvain Distin wanting before having a shot blocked. Watford midfielder Ben Watson then produces a well-struck half-volley which comes back off the crossbar. Things are livening up here now.

Matt Ritchie's back heel gives overlapping Cherries right-back Simon Francis space to cross and he delivers a ball into Glenn Murray whose tame header is saved. It turns out Murray was offside.

Referee Michael Oliver appears to be in a generous mood this afternoon. Watford left-back Nathan Ake slides in to take out Matt Ritchie but only gets a telling-off from the ref.

No changes at the break as the second half get under way...

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