West Ham 2-2 Bournemouth: Evanilson brace denies Graham Potter another win | OneFootball

Smattering of boos at half-time in London Stadium after tame opening 45 minutes

Evanilson scored twice to deny Graham Potter his fourth win as West Ham boss as Bournemouth grabbed a 2-2 draw at the London Stadium.

But Bournemouth's in-form Brazilian took his tally to six goals in his last six matches as Andoni Iraola's side headed back to the south coast with a point.

Potter had this week told his players in no uncertain terms that they are playing for their futures.

But there was a smattering of boos as the Hammers, with only three wins since Potter took over in January, trudged off at half-time without managing a single shot on target.

It was especially frustrating as Bournemouth were the team who seem to have run out of steam in recent weeks, having lost four and drawn one of their last five matches.

But they almost got off to a flyer in east London - there was just one minute on the clock when Dango Ouattara swung in a dangerous cross and Evanilson out-jumped Maximilian Kilman, only to glance his header inches wide.

They were gifted the lead by Alphonse Areola as half-time approached, the French goalkeeper fumbling a shot from Antoine Semenyo straight to the feet of Evanilson, who tucked away the rebound.

Bournemouth almost had a second moments later when Illia Zabarnyi headed Lewis Cook's corner against the crossbar.

West Ham's first half was summed up when Mohammed Kudus finally escaped the clutches of Milos Kerkez down the right, reached the byline and promptly tripped over his own feet.

The Hammers had looked utterly toothless until Fullkrug was sent on early in the second half.

The mood around the former Olympic Stadium changed the moment the German, who has spent the majority of his time since joining for £27million last summer on the treatment table, bulldozed into the area to meet James Ward-Prowse's corner with a bullet header.

Kudus then gave James Hill the slip down the left and crossed for Bowen, who planted a fine header past Kepa from 12 yards out to put the hosts ahead with his first home goal since the turn of the year.

But Bournemouth secured a point with 11 minutes remaining when Hill's high ball into the box was headed across goal by Dean Huijsen and converted by Evanilson at the far post.