Reaction from Eddie Howe and Roberto Martinez after Bournemouth's Junior Stanislas scored in the eighth minute of added time to earn his side a 3-3 draw with visitors Everton in the English Premier League on Saturday (28th November).

SOUNDBITE: (English) Eddie Howe, Bournemouth manager:

"Couldn't believe it. Couldn't, just, with how our season's unfolded so far to this point.... it felt like one of those moments where he we go again really. A game that we, I felt it started really well, until the injury, and then the injury to Fed (goalkeeper Adam Federici) seemed to, the delay in the game seemed to effect us and maybe spark Everton into life and, from that moment 'til half-time really we found it difficult. But second half we had them penned in. We were doing everything but score and, we really needed Adam Smith's goal to, to spark us, with the belief really that we could get something from the game."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Roberto Martinez, Everton manager:

"At times in football you have to accept that those, those moments that, they are nearly impossible to explain, happen. I think you're looking at, when you go away from home it's always difficult and, normally it's difficult because the home team gets a better start than you and then you've got a mountain to climb and then from that point on the game can, get away from your, your own control. That's, the biggest disappointment, that I thought our first half performance was exactly what we wanted to be. We, we started very, very strongly. We get two goals (while) defending really well. And then the second half, you always expect the home team to, to go for, for more of an attacking style with a bit of a gamble, because that's what you have to do and probably at that period we could have done a little bit better. I thought we could have managed the game much better, a lot of moments we were left in two-v-two situations and, and we didn't get that, maybe that control that we, we had in the first half."