Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola after the Premier League match at Old Trafford, Manchester. _(Image: Martin Rickett/PA Wire)_
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ANDONI Iraola believes his team can build on their past two results after they picked up points against Chelsea and Manchester United.
The [Cherries](http://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/sport/cherries/clubnews/?ref=au) have not won since the end of October – but they have picked up good points at home to the Blues and away at Old Trafford.
The first was a determined draw without score while contrastingly the second was an eight-goal thriller.
Iraola was pleased with how his team responded to different situations in the draw at United, as they came from behind on three occasions.
“I think for both teams also they've gone behind and they've reacted and I think we've gone behind more, I would say,” he said.
“But I think has been both teams quite open. We were taking risks from the beginning, leaving spaces in behind.
“You never expect this kind of game, but it could happen because both teams, I think we are, especially this season, we are having chances.
“We are also conceding goals. And for us, I repeat, it's not a lot, one point, I think I feel like from Chelsea and United, two good performances overall and two points is not a lot.
“But I think we can use a lot of things and try to get three points in the next one.”