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Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Goals galore? Check. (That's 34 in nine Premier League meetings between these sides).

VAR a talking point? Check.

As Ben said earlier, this game could have gone either way - so an entertaining draw is probably a fair outcome, and warm applause from both sets of fans at the final whistle indicates so.

No further chances in stoppage time with the two sides seemingly happy to settle for a point.

Would have been harsh for one of them to go home empty handed.

Simon Francis and Lewis Cook come on for Philip Billing and Jack Stacey.

There'll be three minutes of added time.

Bournemouth pair Steve Cook and Jefferson Lerma are booked in quick succession.

Looks as though Aaron Cresswell tugs Joshua King's shirt in the box but it's not given. The video assistant referee agrees with Stuart Attwell.

Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

West Ham have had control of the game since that Aaron Cresswell goal, Bournemouth have been rather pinned back in their own half. They even defended a throw with all 11 players within 20 yards of Aaron Ramsdale's goal.

The visitors have made their three substitutions, Eddie Howe has two left and it looks like he's contemplating a change. Lewis Cook to unlock the Hammers defence? Simon Francis to shore up the home defence? Twist or stick?

Declan Rice and Dominic Solanke have tame efforts at each side, with both sides looking to muster a winner.

Callum Wilson sidefoots a low cross goalwards but it's easy for Roberto.

Could still go either way this.

Time for the Cherries to bring on some fresh legs, with Arnaut Danjuma replacing winger Harry Wilson.

Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Just when West Ham were readying Jack Wilshere to come on, and Callum Wilson missed a gilt-edged chance to make it 3-1, Aaron Cresswell pops up with the equaliser for the Hammers.

Wilshere receives a warm round of applause from the Main Stand as he is introduced. He spent the 2016-17 season on loan here, and clearly made a few friends - not least the Cherries' skipper today Steve Cook. He and Wilshere recently holidayed together in Ibiza with their families., external

The Hammers swiftly make their second change, with former Bournemouth loanee Jack Wilshere coming on for Mark Noble in midfield.

Harry Wilson cuts in from the right and plays a fine slide-rule pass into the path of Callum Wilson. He pokes it goalwards but Roberto saves with his feet. Great chance that.

Andriy Yarmolenko crosses from the right towards Felipe Anderson, whose downwards header at the far post is parried by Aaron Ramsdale. Thankfully there are a couple of defenders on hand to clear the rebound.

Felipe Anderson tries his luck with a hopeful effort but it's easy for Aaron Ramsdale.

First change today as Pablo Fornals makes way for Manuel Lanzini.

Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Nathan Ake's goal at Southampton last weekend was Bournemouth's fifth Premier League goal from set-pieces this season (excluding penalties), the highest total in the league at the time. It would have been six, if not for VAR ruling out Ake's latest effort.

Eddie Howe has been out in his technical area, urging his players not to drop the tempo after starting the second half so well.

Bournemouth break with Jack Stacey lofting a ball into Callum Wilson, who nudges it past his man just outside the box before firing straight at Roberto.

The West Ham keeper parries it wide for a corner, from which Dominic Solanke heads well wide.

Felipe Anderson and Pablo Fornals link up outside the home box before Anderson lays off for Andriy Yarmolenko who curls a low effort beyond Aaron Ramsdale...and less than a yard beyond the far post too.