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The hosts came out strong in the second half, putting pressure on Bournemouth with Youri Tielemans’ goalbound effort blocked by Ryan Christie. The one-way traffic continued as Mark Travers made crucial saves to deny Pau Torres and Ollie Watkins in quick succession. With just 15 minutes remaining, Villa's persistence paid off when substitute Ross Barkley slotted home a knock-down from Leon Bailey, seemingly securing the win. However, Bournemouth fought back, equalizing in dramatic fashion during the sixth minute of stoppage time when Evanilson glanced Marcus Tavernier’s free-kick into the far right corner, denying Villa a late victory.

After securing their third consecutive UEFA Champions League victory midweek, Villa started confidently, with Amadou Onana's close-range header brilliantly saved by Mark Travers and John McGinn’s curled shot ruled out by VAR for an offside in the build-up. Bournemouth, grateful for the reprieve, nearly struck first as Justin Kluivert's long-range effort was smartly saved by Emiliano Martinez. As the first half progressed, both teams continued to create chances, with the best opportunity falling to Ezri Konsa, whose powerful shot was expertly tipped around the post by the impressive Travers.

EVANILSON STEALS THE POINT FOR BOURNEMOUTH! The free kick off the left is delivered by Tavernier and into the heart of the box. Evanilson rises above the defenders to connect with a magnificent header, directing the ball across Martinez and finding the bottom right corner of the net for a crucial equalizer late in the match. Villa Park is stunned into silence!

Barkley receives a yellow card for a late challenge on Tavernier down the left side. The referee deems the foul worthy of caution as the game grows increasingly intense, with both teams fighting for every inch on the pitch. That's 13 yellow cards in the match. The Premier League record is 14!

Semenyo is fouled by Cash on the left flank, prompting the referee to issue a yellow card to Cash for the challenge.