12AFC BournemouthSquad number10Player nameChristieSquad number11Player nameOuattaraSquad number32Player nameAnthonySquad number21Player nameMooreSquad number15Player nameA SmithSquad number13Player nameNetoSquad number3Player nameStephensSquad number33Player nameZemuraSquad number8Player nameLermaSquad number5Player nameKellySquad number14Player nameRothwellSquad number22Player namePearsonSquad number20Player nameDembéléNottingham ForestSquad number16Player nameSurridgeSquad number20Player nameJohnsonSquad number10Player nameGibbs-WhiteSquad number31Player nameGustavo ScarpaSquad number7Player nameN WilliamsSquad number39Player nameWoodSquad number26Player nameMcKennaSquad number32Player nameRenan LodiSquad number30Player nameBolySquad number23Player nameFreulerSquad number28Player nameDaniloSquad number13Player nameHennesseySquad number5Player nameMangalaSquad number24Player nameAurierSquad number22Player nameYatesSquad number4Player nameWorrallLine-upsBournemouthFormation 4-4-213Neto15A Smith3Stephens5KellyBooked at 32mins33Zemura11Ouattara14RothwellSubstituted forPearsonat 75'minutes8Lerma32Anthony10ChristieSubstituted forDembéléat 88'minutes21MooreSubstitutes1Travers6Mepham17Stacey20Dembélé22Pearson25Senesi41Pollock49Sadi51Adu-AdjeiNottm ForestFormation 4-3-1-213Hennessey24AurierSubstituted forN Williamsat 75'minutes4WorrallBooked at 36mins30BolySubstituted forMcKennaat 75'minutes32Lodi22YatesSubstituted fordos Santos de Oliveiraat 45'minutes23Freuler10Gibbs-White5MangalaSubstituted forFurtado Scarpaat 60'minutesBooked at 86mins20Johnson39WoodSubstituted forSurridgeat 75'minutesSubstitutes3S Cook7N Williams8Colback11Lingard12Smith16Surridge26McKenna28dos Santos de Oliveira31Furtado ScarpaReferee:Andy MadleyAttendance:10, 248Live TextMatch ends, Bournemouth 1, Nottingham Forest 1.
It was a well-worked free-kick with Morgan Gibbs-White lifting the ball to the back post where Willy Boly headed across goal and Ryan Yates converted with a diving header, only for a VAR check to show Boly was just offside. The visitors had other chances as Gibbs-White had a shot saved by Neto, Serge Aurier headed over from a corner and Renan Lodi fired over from 30 yards. Bournemouth, after a slow start, got more into the game with Kieffer Moore missing a glorious opportunity, heading over from six yards out from Jordan Zemura's cross. Forest did not pay attention to the warning as Bournemouth scored three minutes later with Ouattara doing well down the right and Anthony netting against the visitors for the second game this season. Jaidon Anthony's goal for Bournemouth was his third in the Premier League this seasonSteve Cooper handed an instant Forest debut to striker Chris Wood after he joined on loan from Newcastle on Friday - their 25th signing of the season - but he struggled to make an impact.
Another new player also got his first minutes in a Forest shirt as Brazil midfielder Danilo, a £16m signing from Palmeiras, came on just before half-time to replace the injured Yates. Johnson had a low shot well saved by Neto as Bournemouth looked to hang on for what would have been a much-needed victory. But their defence was breached with seven minutes left as Surridge struck for the first time since a double at Grimsby in the Carabao Cup five months ago. Player of the matchChristieRyan Christiewith an average of 7.
The Cherries did at least end a six-game losing run in all competitions, but will see this as a missed opportunity to pick up three priceless points. Forest came into this match with only two away goals from nine Premier League matches - the worst record in the division - but thought they had a third on their travels after only 13 minutes.
"Forest are now unbeaten in four matches and 13th in the table, and boss Steve Cooper was happy with Surridge's contribution. "He got booed on, but had the last laugh, " said Cooper. "I've so much respect for Sam, not only the performances but he gives everything when given an opportunity. "It's off the bench at the moment, but he is having a really big impact and I'm really pleased for him. "The Cherries took the lead in the 28th minute when winger Dango Ouattara, making his debut following his £20m move from Lorient on Thursday, crossed from the right and Jaidon Anthony finished with a low strike. But the hosts could not hang on as they conceded late on to drop to 18th and into the Premier League relegation zone, four points behind Forest. Bournemouth v Nottingham Forest as it happened, plus reaction and analysisVisit our AFC Bournemouth pageGo straight to all the best Nottingham Forest contentHow did you rate Bournemouth's performance? Have your say hereWhat did you make of Forest's display? Send us your views hereCherries miss chance for valuable three pointsFor Bournemouth boss Gary O'Neil, the outcome extended his run of matches without a win to seven after he got the manager's job on a permanent basis in November following a successful temporary spell in charge.
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