In the 90th minute, Bournemouth cut off the joy of West Ham for the first series

Although she did not reach the frame of consecutive victories, as she ideally would have liked and possibly even deserved, the Bournemouth saw the “three-point” streak come to an end, but remained undefeated with the final 1-1 opposite to West Hamin the 16th matchday of the Premier League.

The two goalkeepers in the game, Fabianski and Drink upthey did everything in their power, literally, not to allow their hearth to be violated. However, although both collected the ball from deep in the net, the teams got something out of their clash on Monday night.

West Ham were fortunate to take the lead in the 87th minute with Packages from the white bullet, following a handball by Tyler Adams on Wan-Bissaka’s tackle. Lopetegui would still take a huge breather (after last week’s 2-1 win over Wolves) if his men picked up all the points – with the Hammers never having won back-to-back Premier League games this year – but their joy cut to 90‘.

An unnecessary foul by Mavropanos placed the ball just outside the area for the “cherries” and from there the Unal with masterful execution wrote the final 1-1.

Detailed schedule of the 16th matchday:

Arsenal-Everton 0-0

Liverpool-Fulham 2-2

(47′ Hakpo, 86′ Zota – 11′ Pereira, 76′ Muniz)

Newcastle-Leicester 4-0

(30′, 60′ Murphy, 47′ Bruno Guimaraes, 50′ Isaac)

Wolves-Ipswich 1-2

(72′ Swing – 15′ Doherty auto., 90’+4′ Taylor)

Nottingham Forest-Aston Villa 2-1

(87′ Milenkovic, 90’+3′ Elanga – 63′ Duran)

Sunday 15/12

Brighton-Crystal Palace 1-3

(87′ auto. Gehi – 27′ Tsaloba, 33′, 82′ Sarr)

Manchester City-Manchester United 1-2

(38′ Guardiol – 88′ Fernandes, 90′ Diallo)

Chelsea-Bradford 2-1

(43′ Koukoureya, 81′ Jackson – 90′ Ebouemo)

Southampton-Tottenham 0-5

(1′, 45′ + 4′ Maddison, 12′ Sean, 14′ Kuluseski, 25′ Sarr)

Monday 16/12

Bournemouth-West Ham 1-1

(90′ Unal – 87′ Paketa)

The next (17th) matchday:

Saturday 21/12

Aston Villa-Manchester City (14:30)

Brentford-Nottingham Forest (17:00)

Ipswich-Newcastle (17:00)

West Ham-Brighton (17:00)

Crystal Palace-Arsenal (19:30)

Sunday 22/12

Everton-Chelsea (16:00)

Fulham-Southampton (16:00)

Leicester-Wolves (16:00)

Manchester United-Bournemouth (16:00)

Tottenham-Liverpool (18:30)