Jacob Ramsey rescued Newcastle with an 88th-minute equaliser as Matthias Jaissle's side fought back from two goals down to earn a 2-2 draw against Bournemouth. The Magpies appeared destined for their first defeat under the new boss after an opening half allowed Marco Rose's visitors to establish an advantage at St James' Park. Marcus Tavernier opened the scoring before Newcastle defender Malick Thiaw turned an Alex Scott effort into his own net, leaving the hosts 2-0 behind after 35 minutes. Bournemouth were good value for that lead after producing 13 attempts during a first-half display. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Newcastle emerged with urgency following the interval and Harvey Barnes dragged them back into the contest with a strike. Jaissle then turned to his substitutes as the hosts applied pressure, with £51million signing Matias Fernandez-Pardo handed his debut from the bench. Bournemouth resisted and remained within touching distance of delivering Rose's first victory since succeeding Andoni Iraola. But their defence was breached again with two minutes of time remaining. Ramsey kept his composure inside the penalty area and guided a side-footed finish beyond the goalkeeper, prompting celebrations around St James' Park. The late goal preserved Newcastle's unbeaten start under Jaissle and moved them onto five points from their three Premier League matches. LATEST SPORTS NEWS: Tyson Fury questions Anthony Joshua’s ‘love’ of England as controversial Black Lives Matter speech dragged up Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi could play together for first time in stunning plan Serena and Venus Williams breach tennis rules immediately after crashing out of US Open They began the campaign with a 2-2 draw against Liverpool before securing their first victory under the manager by beating Tottenham 2-0. Saturday's result means the Magpies remain level on points with Liverpool and positioned among the group pursuing the Premier League leaders. Jaissle will be encouraged by the resilience his players displayed after falling into trouble, although Newcastle's first-half performance will provide cause for concern. Bournemouth, meanwhile, were left reflecting on a position that failed to produce three points. The Cherries lost to Manchester City and drew with Everton in Rose's first two matches before suffering late frustration on Tyneside. They have now collected two points from their three fixtures and remain without a victory under their new head coach. Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter
Newcastle produce stunning comeback to deny Marco Rose first Bournemouth win
