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

When Tottenham are in good possession they don't defend behind the ball very well and that is allowing Bournemouth players to drift off. If Bournemouth get a set up, the next pass is to someone in lots of space and then they can move up the pitch so quickly on the counter.

Adama Traore powers forward and Tariq Lamptey does well to get back but he gives away a corner in the process.

The game stops as Carlos Baleba goes down after colliding with the referee. You won't be getting a free kick for that, Carlos.

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

We have not seen Tottenham use the quality that they have on the football pitch. They have been disappointing in lots of ways, especially in the final third. The people running forward and causing problems are those in black and red.

Tariq Lamptey and Adama Traore should be a decent race.

A change for Brighton too as Tariq Lamptey comes on for Jan Paul van Hecke.

Van Hecke was furious at coming off and gave his seat a good kicking.

A deserved half-time lead for Bournemouth thanks to their first ever Premier League teenage goalscorer Dean Huijsen.

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Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter

There were two clear moments when Tottenham's creeping anxiety became evident after conceding the first goal via a header from Dean Huijsen.

First, Destiny Udogie launched a crossfield ball straight out of play in an attempt to force the issue for an equaliser.

Then, James Maddison took a corner while the ball was still moving. There has also been a couple of mistakes from young defender Radu Dragusin which have gone unpunished.

The camera keeps panning to manager Ange Postecoglou, who keeps shaking his head - hats off to the director for this game.

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

That was a great save from Fraser Forster. Bournemouth switch the play and go down the left hand side, Marcus Tavernier puts in a good header and Forster's big mitten has come out to keep it out.

Great chance for Bournemouth and a top save from Fraser Forster.

Justin Kluivert finds Milos Kerkez on the overlap and he swings in a cross to Marcus Tavernier. His header looks like it's surely going to be a goal but Forster gets down low to save.

The injured Reiss Nelson and Emile Smith Rowe make way for Adama Traore and Andreas Pereira in Fulham's first changes.

Reiss Nelson drops to the floor and immediately grabs his hamstring after sprinting down the wing. He was about to come off but he'll be having a few weeks off now.

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

We haven't mentioned Brennan Johnson once yet. He's not been in this game at all.

Bit of urgency from Spurs as they block Marcus Tavernier's shot and Dejan Kulusevski tries to lead a counter-attack - but the Swede ends up getting his ball forward wrong.

Adama Traore and Andreas Pereira are about to come on for Fulham as they look for more of an attacking threat in this game.

James Maddison pings a ball out right to Dominic Solanke. They work it around for a bit and then Maddison hammers a pass at Dejan Kulusevski which even he can't control.