It was only a point but, considering the manner in which it was achieved, felt like so much more for Bournemouth, and it would not be beyond the imagination to suggest this could be a turning point in their first top-flight season.
They were two goals down with 10 minutes to play, level five minutes into stoppage time but somehow fell behind and levelled again in the most dramatic of conclusions.


First-half goals from Funes Ramiro Mori and Romelu Lukaku, his eighth in eight games, had Evertonfirmly in control but Eddie Howe’s team, displaying a wonderful never-say-die attitude, fought their way back to 2-2 thanks to efforts from Adam Smith and Junior Stanislas in the final 10 minutes.