James Ward-Prowse's second-half penalty spared Kalvin Phillips' blushes and rescued a Premier League point for West Ham against Bournemouth at London Stadium.

New Hammers signing Phillips had a debut to forget when he passed the ball straight to Dominic Solanke who put Bournemouth in front inside three minutes.

But West Ham were gifted a way back into the game in the 61st minute when Lloyd Kelly caught Mohammed Kudus in the penalty area and Ward-Prowse fired his spot-kick straight down the middle.

Neither side were able to find a winner on a cold night in the capital.

"We didn't play particularly well with the ball, we didn't pass it well," West Ham manager David Moyes told BBC Match of the Day.

"Anyway, we got something out of it and we'll take that. We'll hopefully improve."

The Hammers, without a win in their past four games, stay sixth in the Premier League table, while Bournemouth move 12th, eight points clear of the relegation zone.