Alan Smith

That was early on in the second half, and they started to believe in themselves a lot more.

And late on in the game, they had a throw in between.

Jordan Ives should have shot when he had a great chance, but here it was in the last-minute save, and again, the goalkeeper is to be thanked by all West Ham fans.

He's made a great save.

So it's not a great build-up by any stretch of the imagination, but wonderful skill again.

You can see from King, great chest control as he falls over, puts a lovely shot on target, and they're quite unlucky, and West Ham get away with it.

But yeah, Bournemouth can take good heart from the second-half performance.

I keep disagreeing with you, Quinn, I'm not so sure.

I thought Bournemouth were poor today.

Considering against West Ham with so many players missing, and how I watched them play last year, yes, they fell away towards the end of last season, but I felt second half they did marginally better, but there was a big opportunity to get a result here today.

I'm not seeing the same zest, the same energy.

I'm not seeing a team that play as well as what they did last year.

They had a real understanding and an idea.

One or two players, the levels dropped significantly, and I know it's only two games into the season, but if they'd have got away with a point here, I'm sure they'd have thought, great result, because we're not playing well yet.

I still think they've got a lot of work to do, Bournemouth, and I was disappointed in them today.

Let's get some reaction then from the Bournemouth camp.

Steve Cook now with Geoff Shreves.

Have you just come out of a doubly disappointing dressing room to concede so late on and also you nearly got an equaliser right at the end?

Was it a simple lapse in concentration for the goal, do you think?

Job done for the Hammers.