Antoine Semenyo lasted the entire duration for AFC Bournemouth over the weekend but failed to pick maximum points and has expressed total disappointment on that and added they will have to win their next game at all cost.
The Cherries gave away a goal lead to play out a pulsating 2-2 draw against the Hammers last Saturday at the London Olympic Stadium in a thrilling Premier League clash.
Brazilian international Evanilson netted a brace for the visitors but goals from Niclas Fulkrug and Jarrod Bowen ensured both teams shared the spoils in the end.
Semenyo, despite not getting on the scoresheet had a very descent game having caused much problems for their opponents clocking a 7.2 rating on Sofascore
In a post-match interview, the lanky attacker described their draw as a frustrating one since he believes they were the dominant side by far in the game and deserved to run out with maximum points.
"It's definitely frustrating," Semenyo said. "We came here with an objective to win. We dominated the game. It's just frustrating."
"We just have to pick ourselves up and go again," he said. "We're going through a sticky run, but a point is better than no point. We can build on that going into next week's game."
His Black Stars teammate Kudus Mohammed was also in the thick of affairs in the same game having created West Ham's second before making way in the 84th minute for Luis Guilherme.
Antoine Semenyo has eleven goal-involvements so far; having netted 7 goals and 4 assists in 30 Premier League games so far in the ongoing campaign
