West Ham fans furious over attacker's performance against Bournemouth: "Passenger", "Special…"

The linesman flagged for Wilson to be offside, however, after a discussion, Bobby Madley chose to allow the goal, riling the Hammers fans on social media.

Cape Town - Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe admits he went through a roller coaster of emotions as his side eventually drew 3-3 with West Ham United in an end-to-end clash on Tuesday.

"We'll have to wait and see on Chris, He suffered a minor tweak to his knee on Saturday, which is not ideal, so we'll see how it settles down", Dyche told Burnley's website.

West Ham looked to be heading home with the points after a Marko Arnautovic double at the death edged them 2-1 in front.

Wood's replacement, Ashley Barnes, gave Burnley the lead in the third minute and Steven Defour made it 2-0 with a superb 30m freekick before United salvaged a point with a second half brace by substitute Jesse Lingard, the equaliser coming in the final minute.

West Ham's kitman was left with pie on his face after Arnautovic's name was misspelt on the back of his shirt - reading "Arnoutovic".

Reid had been brutally honest before the Bournemouth game about West Ham's defensive frailties against Newcastle. I think the referees in this country do a good job.

The Irons will no doubt be furious as they were denied two points while the Cherries gained a valuable point from the game.

"As for Bournemouths third goal, I can not understand how Madley overruled his assistant, who appeared to flag for offside when Nathan Ake headed to Callum Wilson and was in a much better position to see the infringement".

Bournemouth moved ahead in the 56th minute when Lewis Cook's cross evaded everyone apart from Nathan Ake, who sidefooted the ball past Adrian. We talked about our game plan and what we wanted to do and that was certainly the furthest thing from our minds.