Enes Unal scored moments after coming off the bench to snatch a point for Bournemouth in a 2-2 draw with West Ham United at the Vitality Stadium. The Turkish forward, making his second substitute appearance after recovering from a second ACL injury, struck nine minutes from time to deny West Ham their first away win under Nuno Espirito Santo.
Callum Wilson, returning to his former club, scored twice in the first half. He opened the scoring after 11 minutes, controlling a long clearance from goalkeeper Alphonse Areola and firing a low shot past Djordje Petrovic. Wilson doubled the lead 10 minutes before half-time, volleying home after a free-kick from Freddie Potts was helped on by Jarrod Bowen and Jean-Clair Todibo. He received warm applause when substituted early in the second half.
Bournemouth pulled one back from the penalty spot after 67 minutes when Max Kilman was adjudged to have handled, and Marcus Tavernier lashed home the spot kick. The home side pushed for an equaliser, with Areola making a fine save from Eli Junior Kroupi, but Unal levelled the scores when he turned and fired home after a pass from Marcos Senesi.
Bournemouth should have won it late on, but Tavernier lifted a glorious chance over the crossbar after Areola parried Evanilson's shot. Manager Andoni Iraola said his side were "miles better" in the second half, adding that it was "a bad point" given their dominance. Nuno described it as "a good chance" that slipped away.
