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Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Not even the announcement of six minutes of stoppage time raised much of a cheer among the home fans here - it's been a rather limp start to the campaign for Eddie Howe's side, who are still awaiting their first goal and first point, while Watford - tipped for relegation by some pre-season pundits - are basking in the sunshine after five goals and four points after two rounds of matches.

And it is all over. It is scrappy, but goals from Richarlison and a fine strike from Etienne Capoue give Watford the three points.

Corner for Watford. This will be their first away Premier League victory since January.

Six minutes injury time for Bournemouth to turn this around.

Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Just after Asmir Begovic kept his side in the game with a fine block, Etienne Capoue's goal looks set to send Watford's travelling yellow army happy - and plenty of home fans have taken it as their cue to head out and beat the traffic.

Chance for an equaliser but Joshua King nods over the top from Marc Pugh's cross.

Off goes the goalscorer Richarlison, who is replaced by Etienne Capoue.

A chance for a second for Richarlison, but he heads wide.

Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Watford had been pressing for a while, and it's the dangerous Richarlison, rather than record signing Andre Gray, who finally breaks the deadlock from Gray's cross.

Meanwhile, it takes a big effort from police and stewards in the East Stand to prevent a number of Watford fans from spilling onto the playing area as they celebrate that goal.

Richarlison is becoming more and more important in this match, he has a couple of half chances but can't make a good contact with either. Twenty minutes left. Tight and tense, but lacking quality.

...also comes to nothing as the ball falls to Richarlison, who shoots on the turn but it is blocked.

A couple of corners for Watford. The first one comes to nothing and the second one...

Nathaniel Chalobah is seeing a lot of the action. He has just had the best chance of the game, then has a shot that hits the roof of the stand and is now cautioned after fouling Joshua King.

Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Contrasting fortunes for the two number 18s on duty here as Watford's record signing Andre Gray is shown a yellow card seconds before Bournemouth's returning hero Jermain Defoe makes his entrance as a substitute.

He's on in the 60th minute... cometh the hour, cometh the man?

A couple of bookings to mention. Steve Cook fouled Andre Gray in the build-up to that Chalobah chance and the Bournemouth defender is showed yellow by referee Roger East, who is then unhappy with Gray's subsequent protests and he too is cautioned.

Eddie Howe has had enough and calls for Jermain Defoe to come on, in place of Benik Afobe. Half an hour for Defoe to get a goal.

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A great, great chance for Watford's Nathaniel Chalobah, who bursts clear with only Asmir Begovic to beat.

But the midfielder looks unsure of himself, Begovic stays big and Chalobah's shot is saved by the outstretched leg of Begovic.

Moments later Chalobah curls wide. Best chance of the game.