Jermain Defoe scores a 92nd-minute equaliser as Bournemouth deny Watford victory at Vicarage Road.

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Watford

And finally from Gracia: “I didn’t see the penalty, I don’t know what happened because I thought we had the advantage at that moment in that play.

"We have to stay strong and keep playing with the support of our fans at home and then improve our performance in the away games."

Watford

Watford manager Javier Gracia on MOTD: “I could be disappointed because we lost two points in the extra time but I’m very proud of my players because we played a good performance. It’s a shame we couldn’t get the three points but I’m happy with them.

“We feel more comfortable playing at Vicarage Road, we wanted a fourth straight home win in this period, but we get one point and we’re up to 37."

Bournemouth

More from Eddie Howe: "We started well. We had some good chances which we didn’t take and I thought we deservedly got level. Then we were deservedly behind in the second half but the spirit of the team came through at the end.

"We were chasing the game and did well. We created opportunities and I'm delighted to see the last one go in.

"There's still a few more games to play and more points to get. Everyone is asking what we need to stay up but I just want to win the next game."

Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe on Sky Sports: "It was another action-packed game, it’s not good for the health! We did all right in the first half, it was an open game. We came on strong late in the second half and JD got a massive goal.

"It's a great thing to have in your armoury, to know you can keep coming back, but obviously we don't want to keep falling behind."

Now the managers have had their say, first Bournemouth's Eddie Howe...

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Bournemouth do it again. They don't give up, they keep picking up points and look like they're going to stay up.

Watford

Will Hughes on Sky Sports: “It’s always frustrating to concede a late goal, especially the way we played. We were in control for long periods. We were sloppy for their first goal and you hope to see out the last few moments so it's frustrating. It feels like a defeat today.

"Everyone knows six or seven teams are fighting for the top places, for the rest it’s a battle to survive. We’re top of that pack and we hope to remain there next week against Burnley."

Bournemouth

Joshua King on Sky Sports: "We wanted the three points but when you get the goal that late you'll settle for a point. We've come back a few times this season and it'e because we've got a good group and we work hard in training every day."

Bournemouth

Jermain Defoe to Sky Sports: You've always got to be confident of scoring. Whether you start or come on, you've got to be ready for a chance to make an impact. When it bounced to me I knew I’d score.

"We've got that mentality where we keep going to final whistle, we've scored a lot of late goals this season.

"It’s important we keep it going now, not take our foot off the pedal and not be complacent because we've got to win as many points as we can. It was a good team performance and we’ll take the point."

Bournemouth's goalscorers Jermain Defoe and Joshua King are already doing their post-match interviews...

Watford didn't quite do enough to clinch a victory and Bournemouth's Eddie Howe was the happier manager at the full-time whistle, shaking hands with Javier Gracia before punching the air.

And that's it. That stoppage-time equaliser from Jermain Defoe means the two sides remain level in the table. On the possession Bournemouth had in the second half, they probably deserved a point too.

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Two tired sets of players now. Think they'll settle for a point.

Stefano Okaka is booked for an aerial challenge on Steve Cook.

Four minutes are indicated for stoppage time. Still hope for Bournemouth.

Ryan Fraser crosses into the Watford box, Dan Gosling flicks it on but it doesn't quite fall for Marc Pugh at the back post and Orestis Karnezis gathers.

These changes have worked for Watford. It's given them a chance to get out of their half and put some pressure back on Bournemouth.