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Newcastle<\/a> fought back to claim a 2-2 draw against Bournemouth despite a lacklustre performance.<\/p>\n

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The Magpies produced their worst 45 minutes of football since Matthias Jaissle’s arrival in the first half at a sunny St James’ Park, as the visitors were first to every challenge and every loose ball.<\/p>\n

Marcus Tavernier epitomised that enthusiasm when he was quickest to react to Alex Scott’s deflected strike and poke home the opener, and it wasn’t long before Malick Thiaw’s own goal doubled the deficit, again following a lapse in concentration at the back and quick thinking from Scott.<\/p>\n

Harvey Barnes’ stunning strike less than a minute after play restarted from the second goal gave Newcastle a lifeline out of nowhere, and it was Barnes involved again late on as his blocked shot dropped kindly for Jacob Ramsey to equalise.<\/p>\n