LUTON, England (Interstat) — Jarrod Bowen scored in the 37th minute and Mads Juel Andersen equalized deep into second-half stoppage time as West Ham United and Luton Town played to a 1-1 draw Saturday at Kenilworth Road in a Premier League match.

Bowen opened the scoring after collecting a pass from Lucas Tolentino Coelho de Lima and firing past Luton goalkeeper Thomas Kaminski. The goal was Bowen’s 12th of the season across all competitions and gave West Ham a lead it held for nearly an hour.

Luton pressed for an equalizer through the second half, creating several half-chances that were either blocked or saved by West Ham keeper Alphonse Areola. The hosts’ persistence paid off in the 92nd minute when Carlton Morris delivered a cross from the left flank and Andersen rose above the defense to head the ball into the net, sparking celebrations from the home crowd.

The draw left West Ham with a record of 12 wins, 17 losses and 10 draws in Premier League play, and 16-19-14 across all competitions. Luton, which had won its previous match 2-1 against Barnsley on April 25, remained winless in league play this season at 0-3-6. The Hatters’ overall record stands at 23-18-14.

Discipline played a role in the match’s closing stages. West Ham defender Emerson Palmieri dos Santos received a yellow card in the 81st minute for a tactical foul that broke up a Luton counterattack. Luton midfielder Marvelous Nakamba was booked six minutes later for a similar challenge as both teams fought for control of the midfield.

West Ham entered the contest on a three-match unbeaten run in the Premier League, including a 2-1 victory over Everton on April 25 and a scoreless draw at Crystal Palace on April 20. The Hammers have shown resilience in recent weeks, with four wins in their past six league matches before Saturday. Luton, meanwhile, has struggled to find consistency in attack, scoring only six goals in its first nine league games this season.

The result extended Luton’s streak of draws to two after the club earned a point at home for the first time this season. The Hatters have drawn six of their nine league matches, showing an ability to compete despite the lack of victories.

West Ham’s next Premier League fixture is at home against Arsenal on May 10. Luton will travel to Bolton Wanderers on May 2 for its next outing.

Interstat’s game simulator had projected a final score of Luton Town 1, West Ham United 1. Interstat’s ELO system gave West Ham a 77 percent probability of winning before the match.