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Bournemouth 3-3 Everton: Stanislas snatches draw in incredible finish



Posted Sunday, November 29, 2015 by Goal.com

Having come from two goals down to seemingly rescue a 2-2 draw, Eddie Howe's side saw Ross Barkley score in stoppage time only to reply yet again in the 98th minute

Bournemouth 3-3 Everton: Stanislas snatches draw in incredible finish

Junior Stanislas scored a 98th-minute equaliser to earn Bournemouth a remarkable 3-3 draw against Everton after Ross Barkley seemed to have won it in stoppage time for the visitors.

Bournemouth had fought back from two goals down to make it 2-2 with three minutes of normal time remaining before Barkley sparked wild celebrations with what appeared to be a last-ditch winner.

But there was still time for Stanislas to pop up with virtually the final kick of the game to snatch a point for Eddie Howe's team.

Everton appeared to be on their way to a comfortable win following first-half goals from Ramiro Funes Mori and Romelu Lukaku, but Bournemouth drew level through Adam Smith and Stanislas late on.

There was then even more drama as Barkley looked to have stolen victory for the visitors before Stanislas restored parity again.

Bournemouth started on top and could have gone a goal up after just three minutes. Stanislas found Dan Gosling after a good move down the left, but the midfielder mishit his effort harmlessly wide.

Josh King then tested Tim Howard with a powerful shot from 20 yards out, with John Stones clearing the rebound before Stanislas could pounce.

Sloppy defending from Simon Francis allowed Arouna Kone to unleash a powerful volley from a narrow angle halfway through the first half, but Adam Federici did well to deflect the ball wide before tipping over Lukaku’s header from the resulting corner.

There was nothing the Australia goalkeeper could do to deny Funes Mori in the 25th minute, though. Barkley curled in a corner from the left and the defender beat his marker and headed home his first goal for Everton.

Lukaku doubled Everton’s lead 11 minutes later. Gerard Deulofeu sent in a low pass from the right toward the in-form striker, who held off his marker before beating Federici at his near post with a powerful right-footed finish for his 10th league goal of the season.

Gosling should have pulled one back for Bournemouth shortly after the break following a good cross from Charlie Daniels, but the 25-year-old's header lacked the power to trouble Howard.

Lukaku could have doubled his tally at the hour mark after a dangerous cross from Seamus Coleman from the right, but he just failed to get his foot to the ball and the chance went begging.

Matt Ritchie then had a good chance to add his name to the scoresheet only to fire straight at Howard from 12 yards.

Smith eventually did pull one back in superb fashion when he fired a shot in the top corner after the Everton defence failed to adequately clear Ritchie's corner, before Stanislas finished well to square things up.

A fine goal from Barkley sparked a pitch invasion from the visiting supporters, but there was more drama to come as Stanislas had the final say.



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