Chelsea scored a late equalizer to draw 2-2 at home against Bournemouth on Tuesday, as Reece James was the hero. The Blues had 26 shots to Bournemouth's seven but they needed a late, late equalizer to grab a point.

That song has become all too rare at Chelsea over the past two years, but James picked a captain’s moment to remind everyone why they sing it at Stamford Bridge. This was a game of two halves but the point of demarcation was not the half-time break — it was the 56th minute.

Chelsea captain Reece James rescued a point for Chelsea with a 95th minute free kick to snatch a 2-2 draw at home to Bournemouth in the Premier League on Tuesday. Second-half substitute James, who returned from a long spell out injured at the weekend,

Wing: Having taken the lead and been the better side for much of the second half, given the context of all the injuries we have, we are still disappointed with a draw at Chelsea. We really have come a long way as a great front-footed side, and it is a pleasure to be a Cherries fan right now come what may.

A stunning and unlikely Bournemouth turnaround was completed just under 20 minutes later when Semenyo ran at Chelsea youngster Josh Acheampong - making his first home league start at centre-back - and thundered past a helpless Sanchez after being played in by Christie to leave Stamford Bridge shocked.

Chelsea manager, Enzo Maresca, has said he was not happy with his side’s mentality after they took the lead against Bournemouth in the Premier League on Tuesday night. The Blues took the lead early in the first half through Cole Palmer.

Chelsea face Bournemouth in the Premier League after a resounding victory over Morecambe in the FA Cup. The Blues have faltered as of late winning just one of their last five Premier League games. Losses to Ipswich Town and Fulham,