Chelsea 2-2 Bournemouth result - Justin Kluivert equaliser frustrates Blues at the Bridge as Cherries hold on for valuable draw

Bournemouth frustrated Enzo Maresca and Chelsea, as they came from behind to draw 2-2 at Stamford Bridge, putting in a resilient second-half defensive display.

The Cherries took the lead just six minutes in when an Antoine Semenyo long throw caused havoc. It was flicked on to David Brooks, who, after seeing his initial header saved, scrambled home the rebound from close range.

That advantage did not take long though, as VAR intervened to award a penalty for a trip on Estevao by Semenyo, meaning Cole Palmer could equalise from the penalty spot.

Brooks could then have fired the visitors back in front, but his miss proved costly when Enzo Fernandez danced past Alex Scott’s dangling challenge in the area and found the top corner to put The Blues in front.

Again, though, an equaliser was just around the corner, with another Semenyo long throw flicked on at the near post, and this time prodded home by Justin Kluivert.

After the excitement of the first half, the second was a much quieter affair, with Chelsea dominating but struggling to create chances.

Indeed, Bournemouth should have won it in injury time when Enes Unal fired over from close range, meaning they are now winless in ten, whereas Chelsea have one victory in their last seven league matches.

There are still two Premier League matches ongoing; Arsenal are ahead against Villa and Manchester United vs Wolves.

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He is currently standing in front of the away end lapping up the chants from the travelling Bournemouth fans, before applauding them back. Is that his last dance for the club?

That result means Chelsea missed out on the chance to move back into the Champions League places, and they could drop to seventh depending on results elsewhere.

As for Bournemouth; no win in ten, but a valuable draw moves them on to 23 points

And that's that! An excellent first half, which wasn't really followed up by what came in the second.

Bournemouth were resilient and will be thrilled with their point. Chelsea less so.

The clock ticks past the four minute mark and Chelsea force a couple of corners, the second of which is headed over by Chalobah

He's replaced by Jamie Gittens

Adam Smith is on for Kluivert

Bournemouth should win it! Adli sends a cross to Unal on the penalty spot. It's a delightful pass. Unal is in acres of space, but he sends his first-time finish over the bar!

We're going to have at least an additional four minutes

Andrey Santos is on for Delap

Chelsea are still pushing, with Neto getting down the right, but just as he pulls the trigger to cross, Senesi lunges in and makes an excellent block

He gets a yellow for pulling back Caicedo

Evanilson is replaced by Enes Unal

Caicedo sends a cross in from deep, and it's met by the substitute, but he cannot keep his header down.

Bourhemouth have scored 15 and conceded 20 Premier League goals in the final 15 minutes of matches this season. Just putting it out there.

Amine Adli is on for Brooks, who has been much quieter in the second half.

He scored in the first half, but cannot repeat that trick on this occasion. Neto's cross is nodded straight to the Chelsea number eight, who, ten yards out, sets himself and then fires over the bar.

Jimenez clips the Chelsea man as he tries to break into the area. The referee just points for a goal-kick, but it's very similar to the one that was awarded as a spot kick in the first half.

The saving grace for Bournemouth is that the initial contact appears outside of the area, so there's nothing VAR can do about it.