Bournemouth beat West Ham 2-1 Saturday for its second straight Premier League victory as the Hammers' expensively assembled squad crashed to a second straight defeat.
West Ham manager Manuel Pellegrini's first taste of the London Stadium ended in frustration after second-half goals from Callum Wilson and Steve Cook.
Jack Wilshere was anonymous for West Ham, record signing Felipe Anderson not much better, and defender Fabian Balbuena was constantly exposed by Wilson in a poor second half.
West Ham United's Angelo Ogbonna puts pressure on Bournemouth's Callum Wilson, front, during their English Premier League soccer match at London Stadium in London, Saturday Aug. 18, 2018. (Nigel FrenchPA via AP)
Marko Arnautovic, last season's player of the year, had fired the hosts into the lead with a first-half penalty, but after the break they played like strangers for the second week in a row.
Pellegrini had reacted to last weekend's 4-0 defeat at Liverpool by omitting Declan Rice, Michail Antonio and new signing Ryan Fredericks, none of whom were injured, from his squad.
West Ham had looked the more threatening and the pressure told in the 33rd minute when Felipe Anderson found Hernandez on the edge of the six-yard box.
Bournemouth's Steve Cook celebrates scoring his side's second goal of the game against West Ham during their English Premier League soccer match at London Stadium in London, Saturday Aug. 18, 2018. (Nigel FrenchPA via AP)
Javier Hernandez turned back inside Nathan Ake, who slid in and took the striker's foot from underneath him. After a long chat with his assistant, referee Stuart Atwell gave the penalty.
Arnautovic stepped up ahead of regular penalty-taker Mark Noble and drilled his shot low past Asmir Begovic.
Bournemouth hit back on the hour mark when Wilson picked up the ball near the halfway line and begun to weave through West Ham.
West Ham United manager Manuel Pellegrini instructs his players against Bournemouth during their English Premier League soccer match at London Stadium in London, Saturday Aug. 18, 2018. (Nigel FrenchPA via AP)
The striker shrugged off challenges from Noble, Fabian Balbuena, Pablo Zabaleta and Angelo Ogbonna before rolling in his fifth goal in five appearances against the Hammers.
Five minutes later, Ogbonna fouled David Brooks and, from Fraser's free kick, Cook stole in to thump a downward header past Lukasz Fabianski.