Enes Unal scored an injury-time time leveller for Bournemouth to deny Sheffield United a rare away win as Chris Wilder's team threw away a 2-0 lead.
Wilder's side showed great spirit and togetherness following their embarrassing 6-0 defeat to Arsenal with goals from Gustavo Hamer and Jack Robinson putting them 2-0 up.
Bournemouth had earlier missed a penalty when Dominic Solanke slipped before shanking the ball over the crossbar and the striker also had an effort ruled out for handball.
But despite the setbacks, Andoni Iralola's team staged a late recovery with strikes from Dango Ouattara with 16 minutes to go and Unal, with his first goal for the club, in stoppage-time.
A point does lift the Blades off the bottom of the Premier League ahead of Burnley's clash with West Ham on Sunday. Bournemouth remain in 13th.
More to follow.
What's next?
Bournemouth's next game is in four days at home to Luton in the Premier League on Wednesday. Kick-off 7.30pm.
Sheffield United have a two-week break before their next fixture which is at home to Fulham on Saturday March 30. Kick-off 3pm.
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