Bournemouth manager Gary O'Neil has heaped praise on Arsenal after the two sides played out an extremely dramatic match on Saturday.
The Cherries took the lead after less than ten seconds, with Phillip Billing's close-range strike the second-fastest in Premier League history and Marcos Senesi doubled their advantage in the second half, scoring a header from a corner after Thomas Partey had left his marker completely free.
However, the Gunners fought back as Partey redeemed himself, cutting Bournemouth's lead in half before Ben White levelled the playing field with just 20 minutes to go. Substitute Reiss Nelson, who had assisted White, then netted a stunning winner in injury time but it was another moment Arsenal player that the aforementioned O'Neil singled out after the match.
