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Success earns Watford draw
- Updated: October 1, 2016
Isaac Success came off the bench to score Watford’s second-half equaliser and his first for the club in a 2-2 draw at home to Bournemouth.
The summer signing from Granada steered a header into the far corner on 65 minutes after fellow second-half substitute Josh King had beaten two players and smashed a low shot home to retake the Cherries’ lead.
The visitors had gone ahead during an impressive first-half display when Callum Wilson stole in-front of his marker and flicked Junior Stanislas’ cross through Heurelho Gomes’ clumsy handling.
Troy Deeney made it 1-1 just after half-time with a side-foot finish and Jack Wilshere twice hit the post in the second-half, the second effort of which he should have scored from close range.
Watford, beaten away at Burnley in their previous Premier League fixture, made two enforced changes in defence and switched to a back-four, with Younes Kaboul and Camilo Zuniga coming in.
They bossed the early possession but Bournemouth showed what a threat they were prepared to be when Stanislas made Gomes tip over a wicked …
