AFC Bournemouth vs West Ham United LIVE: Premier League result, final score and reaction

Wow, and breathe. A chaotic final sees Bournemouth come from behind to draw 1-1 with West Ham, who snatched the lead with just three minutes remaining. Adams was adjudged to have handled Wan-Bissaka's cross after a VAR review before Paqueta kept his cool to open the scoring in the 87th minute. Yet Unal, introduced as a substitute in the closing stages, salvaged a point with a delightful free-kick just three minutes later. That Unal strike was worthy of a point, at least, as Iraola's side see their three-match winning streak halted by Lopetegui's battling visitors. West Ham accumulated 2.18 expected goals (xG), aided by Paqueta's penalty, to Bournemouth's 1.86, suggesting this result was a fair conclusion on the south coast. The draw keeps the Hammers 14th in the league, while Bournemouth move a place up to seventh. That is all we have time for here, until next time! It's goodbye for now.

FULL-TIME: BOURNEMOUTH 1-1 WEST HAM

Coufal goes short with a throw to Kilman but Kepa collects the lofted delivery at the second attempt, under pressure from Mavropanos. Down the other end, Ouattara drives a left-footed strike straight into the hands of Fabianski.

Mavropanos heads over as another Bournemouth chance comes from a corner. Kerkez thunders a left-footed volley after an initial clearance, but Fabianski's defenders do just enough to block in front of his goal.

Lopetegui shows another nod of faith to the West Ham academy on his bench. Casey only turned 20 in October but comes on for battling full-back Wan-Bissaka.

Kilman commits a needless error at the back but makes amends by sliding with a stretching block against Unal's left-footed drive. This game has life at the end, and a frenzied finish could be in store.

Brooks sees a dropping ball as his moment to write the headlines. Fortunately for the visitors, the Wales winger hooks a left-footed volley tamely into the stand behind Fabianski's goal.

Bournemouth have now scored 10 goals in the last 15 minutes of the second half, more than any other team in the Premier League this season. Surely, there can't be more late drama? Ouattara has just won a corner on the left flank.

The Vitality Stadium is rocking as the Bournemouth supporters cherish Unal's wonderful free-kick. Hold on, too, as there are eight additional minutes to be played.

Mavropanos fells Unal for a free-kick that may just be in shooting distance. Who will fancy taking this one, who could be the home hero for Bournemouth?