Bournemouth goalkeeper Jorge Petrovic said he was very pleased to keep a clean sheet in his 50th Premier League appearance in a 0-0 draw against West Ham United.  

The Serbian goalkeeper made two crucial saves in the match at the London Stadium. Less than a minute into the game, he made a quick reflexes to deny a shot from his former Chelsea teammate, Axel Disasi.  

In the second half, Jorge Petrovic made another brilliant save, denying Callum Wilson's shot and helping Bournemouth extend their unbeaten run in the Premier League to seven games.  

Reflecting on the match, Jorge Petrovic said: "It was a very tough and difficult game because West Ham United are different from the teams we faced in the first half of the season. They are a very strong team and have performed well in recent games, achieving impressive results."  

"The final stages of the game were very tough because the situation on the pitch was constantly changing; it could have been them scoring, or it could have been us. However, I think both sides should be happy with the point in the end. They were very threatening from set pieces, and we had to defend every corner, which we did very well. We kept a clean sheet in this game, and in the last game we only conceded a penalty from Everton, so I'm very happy with this result."  

Image source: Internet/Bournemouth official website