Spurs captain Son Heung-min tries to shoot from outside the box but he's crowded out of it by Bournemouth players.

Tony Pulis
Former Stoke City and Bournemouth manager on BBC Radio 5 Live Extra

Bournemouth will be starting to take their time on set pieces and throws in. They will not be rushing any more.

The corner is half-cleared to Philip Billing. who nods it back in to Dango Ouattara, who heads over. He was offside actually.

But Enes Unal isn't as he shoots at Fraser Forster.

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David Brooks, just on, wins a corner off Archie Gray and Bournemouth will take their time over it.

Triple Bournemouth sub.

On: Enes Unal, Philip Billing, David Brooks

Off: Antoine Semenyo, Marcus Tavernier, Evanilson

Timo Werner flashes a shot over from a tight angle for Spurs.

Arms crossed from Ange Postecoglou on the sidelines.

Jonathan Pearce
BBC Radio 5 Live commentator at Vitality Stadium

Bournemouth really could be made to rue these missed opportunities.They should have put the game to bed by now. They could have had three or four.

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I mean Bournemouth could, should, be 3-0 up by now. Marcus Tavernier picks Dango Ouattara out in space. His first shot is blocked and he puts his second effort over the bar.

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton captain Lewis Dunk speaking to Amazon Prime: "It was a foul. It was the same as the one on the halfway line and in the box. I jumped for the header and he put his hands in my back. How he ref or VAR can't see it, it is what it is. It was clear. It's annoying. If you watch the replay, it's a clear foul, a push in my back.

"I don't think the scoreline reflects the game. We picked ourselves up and I thought we were the better game but that's football. It baffles me sometimes how we have some people watching on a screen and they can't get the decision right.

"We worked on it [formation] all week and most of us have played it before under previous managers. We need to bounce back.

"With the game on Sunday, we can bounce straight back. We need to recover for Sunday."

It's raining Bournemouth chances. Marcus Tavernier, completely unmarked near the penalty spot, blazes over from Antoine Semenyo's ball.

Spurs send on Timo Werner and Lucas Bergvall for Yves Bissouma and James Maddison.

Yves Bissouma volleys a thunderbolt wide from 25 yards but it wouldn't have counted. There was an offside beforehand.

Fulham

Fulham boss Marco Silva speaking to Amazon Prime: "It was a big three points for us in a tough game. We started in the best way possible with the early goal but Brighton made it really difficult for us in the first half. They started with three at the back and it made it difficult for us to connect with the wide players.

"We had chances as well. Second half we were much better. We conceded in a moment we should prepare better for the long ball. It was a good shot from the edge of the box. Difficult game but a big three points for us.

"It was the timings and when playing against three at the back, we have ways to go. This evening we played with Alex Iwobi in a different position. He's an offensive player and did an amazing job this evening.

"We are waiting to stop the game for Reiss Nelson to come off but the difference of 20 seconds, he gets a hamstring injury and will be out longer than we would like. We are already without Tom Cairney. Let's see what we can do. I want players to come who can have an impact or else it's not necessary.

"We know the budget is not like the other clubs. They've spent almost £200 million and it's not easy to do in the market. It's not the most important thing. These players deserve respect, they are doing so well.

"You have to make the players understand everything and to follow. They have to believe it and that we are making them better players. Some players need my words. I want to say something on Josh King, he is a 17-year-old boy from our academy with a bright future."

Bournemouth have been an absolute joy to watch in this gane.

Tony Pulis
Former Stoke City and Bournemouth manager on BBC Radio 5 Live Extra

Tottenham are so lucky. So, so lucky.