BOURNEMOUTH pulled off a stunning smash n’ grab act with the last action of the match as sub Evanislson stooped to conquer.
His header flew past Emi Martinez to cancel out Ross Barkley’s opener which every Villa fan thought was enough to earn them three points.
AFPRoss Barkley looked set to be the Aston Villa hero with his first Villa goal against Bournemouth[/caption]
GettyBut Evanilson headed home the winner with 10 seconds to spare[/caption]
ReutersHis last-gasp equaliser sent the away side wild[/caption]
However the Cherries had other ideas and rocked Villa with a sucker punch, six minutes into stoppage time.
Villa will curse the loss of two crucial points despite climbing above Arsenal into third.
John McGinn had controversially seen a goal ruled out in the first half after Ollie Watkins was deemed to have not kept the ball in play.
VAR replays showed how the ball was millimetres from being kept in play.
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