Newcastle v Bournemouth
Play By Play
The full-time whistle blows as Newcastle fight back to salvage a point in a thrilling 2-2 draw with Bournemouth. The hosts had to come from two goals down to maintain their unbeaten record under new manager Jaissle. Bournemouth will be frustrated after conceding yet another late goal for the third match running, and their search for a first win under Rose goes on. Tavernier got the Cherries started on nine minutes when he poked home from Nico's deflected block. A Thiaw own goal then doubled Bournemouth's lead on the 35-minute mark, leaving Newcastle in disarray. The Magpies refused to lie down, though, and Barnes pulled one back for the hosts just 101 seconds later with an exquisite curling finish. All the momentum then went to Newcastle, who continued their search for an equaliser in the second half and finally got their reward when Ramsey slotted home with a cool finish in the 88th minute. Newcastle recorded just 0.66 xG in total compared to Bournemouth's 1.5, and the hosts now look to a trip to Millwall in the EFL Cup on Tuesday. Meanwhile, Bournemouth prepare to host Lincoln City in the same competition a day later. That's all for this one, thanks for joining us!
FULL-TIME: NEWCASTLE UNITED 2-2 BOURNEMOUTH
Bournemouth make another change as Scott is replaced by Christie.
CHANCE! Newcastle record a late effort on goal as Dedic tries his luck from a free-kick in the Bournemouth half. There's too much on the effort, though, which sails high over the crossbar. That might be that...
Bournemouth's Smith is the latest player to be shown a card for a reckless tackle on Barnes.
The home crowd are really up for this as we enter the final three minutes. Bournemouth are going to have to fight for every ball if they're to leave St James' with a point.
All the momentum is with Newcastle now. Bournemouth look so fragile after conceding another late goal for the third game running this season.
There will be SIX minutes of stoppage time. Plenty of time for either team to bag a winner...
Newcastle make their final change, with Livramento coming on for Hall.
Bournemouth's Rayan is also replaced by Gannon-Doak.
Bournemouth respond with changes, as Jebbison comes on for Tavernier.
RAMSEY!!!!! NEWCASTLE HAVE DONE IT!! Just as the hosts were looking devoid of ideas, Ramsey rises to snatch a point for the Magpies. The goal comes from Dedic's deep cross into the box, which finds Botman at the back post. The latter then nods it back across and chaos ensues. Thiaw heads it into the path of Barnes, who has a shot blocked, but the ball then falls kindly to Ramsey, who side-foots it into the bottom right-hand corner. What a finish! Newcastle 2-2 Bournemouth!
Bournemouth's Truffert is shown a yellow card for hauling Murphy to the floor, just as the Newcastle winger was looking to break down the right. That had to end up in a booking.
The pace of the game suits Bournemouth at the moment. Newcastle look as though they've run out of ideas.
Tavernier has now attempted five shots in this game, making today the first time he has done so in a Premier League match since facing Brentford in March.
Bournemouth win a free-kick a few yards outside the Newcastle box after Scott's fouled by Ramsey. Scott then takes the free-kick short to Tavernier, who's afforded far too much time and space to shoot with his left. The hosts are lucky Tavernier makes a mess of the effort, which sails several yards wide of the goal.
We're still waiting for the first shot on target in the second half. That's surprising given the tempo these two set in the first half...
Tavernier's goal earlier this afternoon means Bournemouth have opened the scoring in all three of their Premier League matches this season. No side has ever scored first but failed to win any of their first three games in a campaign in the competition...
Newcastle's Elanga is also replaced by Murphy on the right flank.
Newcastle make more changes, as Steur comes on for Nico in midfield.
Fernandez-Pardo has looked incredibly sharp since coming on for Newcastle. The Belgian has been absolutely everywhere.
Bournemouth's Kluivert is also replaced by Brooks.
Bournemouth make their first change, as Cook replaces Adams.
Scott looks to find Evanilson with a deep cross into the box, but there's too much on the pass, and the ball bobbles behind for a goal-kick. Both sides are lacking inspiration in the final third right now.
The Newcastle boss Jaissle is shown a yellow card for leaving his technical area, drawing groans from the home crowd.
