A Callum Wilson hat-trick has given Bournemouth a 4-3 win away at West Ham United in their Premier League clash at Upton Park.
The England Under-21 striker scored twice in the first half with first-time finishes, with left-back Aaron Cresswell at fault for both.
Mark Noble then scored a penalty for the Hammers and Cheikhou Kouyate powered home a rebounded effort to pull his side level early in the second half.
The Cherries, however, scored another two goals through Marc Pugh and a Wilson penalty that saw Carl Jenkinson sent off, but Modibo Maiga's strike eight minutes from time ensured a tense finale at the Boleyn Ground.
Sports Mole rates each of the players who took to the pitch to see who shone and who slumped for their respective sides.
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West Ham
Goal
Darren Randolph: Nearly kept out the winning penalty, and wasn't responsible for the goals his defence shipped. Pulled off a number of decent saves to keep the score down. (6/10)
Defence
Winston Reid: Saw an early goal disallowed, and couldn't handle Wilson very well, though not as bad as his positional teammates. (5/10)
Carl Jenkinson: Made a number of sloppy mistakes, gave Pugh too much space and was beaten easily ahead of the game's third goal, and was sent off for a penalty-gifting tackle in the box which gave the opposition the win. Dreadful performance. (3/10)
Angelo Ogbonna: Not particularly impressive but the effort was there, though he had to be sacrificed early on for Tomkins. (5/10)
Aaron Cresswell: His two mistakes in the first half left West Ham with a mountain to climb, though they nearly did until falling at the last. Had an overall poor game. (3/10)
Midfield
Cheikhou Kouyate: Good determination to get onto Sakho's rebound allowed him to level the score shortly after the restart, and effective from set pieces. (6/10)
Pedro Obiang: Inconsistent when it came to providing defensive cover, but had his work cut out with the lacklustre formation behind him. (5/10)
Kevin Nolan: Withdrawn at the break after an ineffectual first half which saw him offer little in attack. (5/10)
Mark Noble: Did well to win a penalty in the box from King's foul and clinically converted from the spot to kickstart his side's impressive but ultimately futile comeback. (7/10)
Attack
Diafra Sakho: Lively up front and tested Boruc with his turn-and-strike that led to Kouyate's goal. (7/10)
Dimitri Payet: Creative and so accurate from set pieces, though his influence faded as the game went on. (7/10)
Substitutes
James Tomkins: Made a great deal of difference at the back, tightening things up and making the Hammers defence a bit sturdier from general play. (7/10)
Matt Jarvis: Provided pace down the flank but not much in the way of creativity and flair. (5/10)
Modibo Maiga: Almost a masterstroke from Slaven Bilic to bring him on 20 minutes from the end as he brought the Hammers back to within one goal with a great finish and worked incredibly hard until the final whistle. (7/10)
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Bournemouth
Goal
Artur Boruc: Unconvincing on the whole in between the sticks as his poor punch allowed Noble to win a penalty, before committing too early on Maiga's break. (5/10)
Defence
Steve Cook: Gave too much space away in the lead up to the second West Ham goal and failed to impose himself in the defence. (5/10)
Tommy Elphick: Did just enough to thwart an impressive Sakho and proved a handful in the air. (6/10)
Charlie Daniels: Strong and steady, managed to keep everything to the outside and was comfortable in defence against an erratic opposition front line. (6/10)
Simon Francis: Defensively sound and dangerous in attack, crossing for Wilson to score Bournemouth's first goal. (7/10)
Midfield
Andrew Surman: Passed the ball very well in midfield and knew exactly what time of pass to play and when. (7/10)
Matt Ritchie: A real midfield engine, he stormed up and down the flank helping out at both ends. (7/10)
Eunan O'Kane: Provided good cover to his defenders and marked Payet out quite well. (7/10)
Joshua King: Confident in possession and dangerous in the final third, but was guilty of giving away a needless penalty shortly after the restart. (6/10)
Attack
Callum Wilson: Simply devastating up front, running riot in the final third and making the most of the opposition's defensive blunders to etch his name in Bournemouth folklore with a first-ever Premier League goal, hat-trick, and win. (10/10)
Max Gradel: Unstoppable on the wing, giving Jenkinson an incredibly hard time which saw him eventually crumble. Set up Pugh for the third goal and won a penalty off his rival for the day. (9/10)
Substitutes
Adam Smith: Came on too late to make an impact. (6/10)
Dan Gosling: Came on too late to make an impact. (6/10)
Marc Pugh: A devastating substitution, he struck at a time when Bournemouth appeared in danger of crumbling to re-establish a lead which would not be relinquished. (8/10)
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