West Ham United came from behind to seal a 3-1 victory over Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium on Tuesday evening.
Harry Arter gave the Cherries the lead in the first half, but a curling effort from Dimitri Payet and two goals from Enner Valencia sealed a comeback win for the visitors.
Bournemouth's new signing Benik Afobe squandered two chances on his debut as Eddie Howe's side missed the opportunity to move above Chelsea in the Premier League table.
West Ham remain in the hunt for a European spot as they reside just one point behind fifth-placed Manchester United.
Discover how the game unfolded in Sports Mole's minute-by-minute coverage below.
Subs: Federici, Distin, O'Kane, Pugh, Grabban, Murray, Iturbe
Subs: Randolph, Jenkinson, Reid, Oxford, Song, Cullen, Jelavic
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On Monday, he told reporters: "Since I was about six I've always dreamed about playing in the Premier League. The manager here has given me the opportunity so I'm looking forward to repaying them by doing well for the team, and scoring as many goals as I can.
"This team play the way I like to play, I play the way this team like to play, so hopefully I can join my new teammates as soon as possible and work hard, keep improving as a player. I'd like to think I can score a few goals and help this team stay up.
"[Howe] spoke to me and told me about the philosophy of the club, how he wants to play, what he thinks I can improve on, and the stuff I do that's really good. I liked what I heard and hopefully I can repay him."
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Last week, he told talkSPORT: "We have a good squad, a big squad, and [it's] 99% [certain] we will leave it like this and make our signings in the summer.
"If something exceptional comes along, whether that's a long-term deal for one great player, or a loan deal for a back-up player for six months, we will do it, but we won't buy just because it's the transfer window."
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"We never said we were willing to sell Andy, not me, not the chairman," Bilic told reporters last week. "He's a very popular player. We do not want to sell him. I think he likes it here, he's very important in the dressing room.
"I know he is happy here. Two goals in two games, the rumours start. The only way to stop the rumours is to play badly."
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Earlier this week, he told the club's official website: "We have played a lot of football in the last couple of weeks, a lot of hard games - Southampton, Liverpool, well-earned wins.
"Wolves was a possible banana skin for us at home, but we have come through it with a clean sheet and a victory.
"We want to keep on putting three points on the board, keep that feeling of winning games. We have won three in a row and the [five consecutive] draws before that have given us the platform to go on and do that."