Ipswich 1-2 Bournemouth: Tractor Boys' survival hopes crushed by late Cherries winner

Bournemouth scored two late goals to snatch victory from Ipswich, denying them their first home win of the season. Dango Ouattara's 95th-minute winner sealed a 2-1 victory for Bournemouth.

Kieran McKenna's side looked on course for a first home Premier League victory for 8,264 days when Conor Chaplin's first Premier League goal sent them on their way. Chaplin's opener means he has now, incredibly, scored in each of England's top four tiers.

But Bournemouth wouldn't be denied as Enes Unal took advantage of some sloppy goalkeeping from Arijanet Muric to level matters.

Ouattara's cross eluded Muric and Unal bundled the ball in at the far post with Cameron Burgess unable to clear from under the crossbar.

And the comeback was complete five minutes into stoppage time when David Brooks' shot was saved by Muric and Ouattara buried the rebound.

This was the fourth time this season Town have been pegged back at home.

It was echoes of the comeback win at Everton earlier this season when the Cherries trailed 2-0 approaching injury time but won 3-2. It's three wins on the spin now for Andoni Iraola's impressive side.

Ipswich remain the only team yet to win a Premier League home game this season, going winless across their opening eight league games of a season at Portman Road for only the second time in their history.

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