Root and Stokes grind down weary India to stretch lead beyond 100
West Ham 'progressing' despite home draw against Bournemouth
Bournemouth's Dan Gosling (left) and West Ham United's Mark Noble battle for the ball
WEST HAM lived to regret their failure to turn first-half dominance into goals, with Bournemouth finishing the stronger in this keenly contested game on Saturday.
West Ham boss David Moyes was happy though to get away with a point from this closely fought encounter. He felt the 120 minutes that some of the players had put in earlier in the week during the FA Cup replay with Shrewsbury had taken its toll.
“In the first half we passed it well and merited a goal,” said Moyes, who is pleased that “things are progressing and going in the right direction.”
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