Leeds United left AFC Bournemouth’s home with a 2-2 tie after a last-minute dramatic late equalizer in a tense Premier League game.
The game started in favor of the home side Bournemouth with Evanilson and David Brooks almost finding the back of the other side’s net while Brenden Aaronson of Leeds United’s effort was saved by goalkeeper Đorđe Petrović.
The deadlock broke in the second half when Bournemouth scored a goal but Leeds didn’t wait to make it a draw after a defensive error by Bournemouth led to an own goal
Rayan Cherki who came in as a substitute for Bournemouth fired his side to the lead late on.
Leeds continued to fire, which later earned them a draw in stoppage time when Sean Longstaff fired a strike into Bournemouth’s net.
The win helps the home side to record an unbeaten 14-game domestic League streak, while the visitor, Leeds United, proceeds with their strong display recording seven matches unbeaten ahead of their FA Cup semi-final at Wembley Stadium.
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