Bournemouth v Manchester United live – Premier League latest as Erik ten Hag's injury-hit side rescue draw courtesy of a Bruno Fernandes double

Christie accepts the cute little pass from Sinisterra. Gets the shot away from 12 yards, but straight into the arms of the United keeper, who was posted at the right-hand side of the goal, the right side to make the stop.

Great movement from a rampaging Ryan to race onto the ball before whacking a shot a few yards over the bar. United yet to find any sort of cohesive response to this deficit.

Lovely piece of combination play by Christie and Kerkez as the Scotland midfielder chips the ball over the top for his team-mate to run onto, but Kerkez just can't control it as it spins out of play. A bit of let-off for a sluggish looking United team.

You want your big men to show up when United visit town. And so far deadly Dom hasn't let Bournemouth down.

This time it is Sinisterra who clubs a left foot effort a few yards wide from the edge of the area with Onana diving low to make sure it wasn't creeping in. Very vibrant play by the home side.

Kerkez powers his way into the box at the other end. Goes for goal instead of looking for a cutback and Onana stands tall to block the finish at his near post. United getting cut up too easily.

Brilliant run by Rashford to slalom his way into the home box. Left Smith for dead, but can't find the finish as he drills the ball into the side netting. Should have done better there.

Brilliant finish from the home striker to wallop a low drive into the net from outside the box. Garnacho lost the ball, Kambwala then slipped and the former England striker did the rest. His 17th of the campaign, a new club record for Bournemouth.

This is a quite astonishing stat about United's malady..

Dalot steaming up the pitch for the visitors, but an offside flag halts any ambition of a meaningful United attack. Still 0-0. Bournemouth the likelier looking side so far.

Kobbie Mainoo takes a tumble from the backheel by Dalot. No claims for a penalty with Christie applying the pressure for the home side. First glimpse of an attack by United so far this evening.

Can't do anything when you don't have the ball, and Bournemouth are looking to unsettle Maguire and Willy Kambwala at the heart of the visiting defence. The pitch apparently well watered in the United half.

Superb high press by the Cherries as Christie dances into the United box before his cutback just fails to fall to Solanke. Good covering by Maguire, and it had to be as the danger is cleared. All Bournemouth at the moment.

Was a lovely cross by Adam Smith looking for Solanke in the middle before the corner broke to Milos Kerkez who hoisted a loose ball beyond and wide of the visiting goal. Bournemouth certainly looking very lively on the press.

United with a win probability of 46% for three points this evening with the home side on 26%. But we all know what happened in the reverse fixture in Manchester. Cherries earn an early corner.

United in all-white shirts get the match moving. Looks to be not a bad night at all for some decent passing football. Let's hope so.

Bournemouth: Neto, Smith, Zabarnyi, Senesi, Kerkez, Cook, Christie, Sinisterra, Kluivert, Ouattara, Solanke Subs: Kelly, Faivre, Scott, Hill, Unal, Billing, Aarons, Travers, Gonzalez

Manchester United: Onana, Wan-Bissaka, Maguire, Kambwala, Dalot, Casemiro, Mainoo, Rashford, Fernandes, Garnacho, Hojlund Subs: Bayindir, Amass, Ogunneye, Amad, Amrabat, Eriksen, Mount, Forson, Wheatley

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A victory at Bournemouth would see United move two points above Newcastle and into sixth spot after Eddie Howe's side's 4-0 thrashing of Spurs earlier on. United are unchanged from the 2-2 draw with Manchester United last Sunday, while Bournemouth make three changes with Dango Ouattara, Luis Sinisterra and Marcos Senesi coming in with Lloyd Kelly and Antoine Semenyo and Marcus Tavernier, who are both injured, dropping out. Bournemouth today chasing a first double over United after their 3-0 Old Trafford win in December.

“He is very, very dangerous," said Andoni Iraola about the United striker, who has bagged 13 goals in 34 outings for the Red Devils.

"I think he’s a number nine who plays very well facing his goal because he's physical enough to pin the centre backs and then set up the teammates.

“He is very good also because he's very fast attacking the spaces.

“[He has a] very good strike, very good left foot.

“But they have all the forwards are really good because [Alejandro] Garnacho is making the difference almost every game.

“Whoever they decide to play the other side, Bruno [Fernandes], I think, will have difficult duels.

“But we've shown that we've done it in other games and I hope we are ready to do it again."

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