Watford bounce back from their 2-0 defeat at Burnley last Monday to secure a point against Bournemouth, who twice led. The Cherries will be disappointed they didn't take all three points after hitting the woodwork three times.

Thanks for your company. You can read a match report of this game on the BBC Sport website. Reaction from Vicarage Road here.

What a cracker.

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Now it's Bournemouth's time to plough forward. End to end.

Troy Deeney goes down inside the Bournemouth's six yard area. Home fans want a penalty. Mike Dean is not interested.

Four minutes of additional time.

Watford, roared on by their fans, are piling forward in the closing stages. Can they find a dramatic winner?

Terrific effort by both teams. They have conjured up a thoroughly entertaining match.

Oh my word. Junior Stanislas clatters a free-kick against the Watford bar. That's three times Bournemouth have been denied by the woodwork. Incredible.

Just over 10 minutes remaining. No sign of either team shutting up shop and playing out for a draw.

There is plenty of time left for another twist to this gripping game. No one is leaving.

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Jack Wilshere is unmarked inside the Watford area when he receives a pass with the net in front of him. Surely Bournemouth score? No, Wilshere hits the post for the second time in the game. Watford escape and Wilshere once again fails to complete the game as he is substituted.

Troy Deeney thinks he's got his 100th Watford goal after getting his head on the end of Nordin Amrabat's cross. Artur Boruc is down to keep his side in the game.

The yellow card count rises to six as Bournemouth's Valon Behrami after another late challenge.

So close for Jack Wilshere. The England midfielder is denied his first Bournemouth after a jinking run ends with him dispatching a curling low shot which rattles a post. Great response by Bournemouth.