Spurs cleverly work James Maddison into the box but Milos Kerkez gets a touch to make it a corner instead of a scoring chance.

The corner comes to nothing.

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Brighton clear Harry Wilson's corner and he collects the ball and drives into the box but Mats Wieffer times a tackle to absolute perfection. No room for error when going to ground like that.

James Maddison gets a whack on the knee from Ryan Christie but he's OK to continue.

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

James Maddison needs to get on the ball higher up the field. He has the ability to create chances for Tottenham if he gets on the ball in the right areas and there are goals in this game for them if they get it right.

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Calvin Bassey makes himself a nuisance from the corner as the ball bounces in the box but Brighton manage to clear. Again, Fulham pile forward.

Marcus Tavernier has now assisted four Premier League goals in each of his three seasons in the competition.

Plenty of time to get a fifth this season.

Rodrigo Muniz has the ball on the right and he finds Reiss Nelson on the left with an unbelievable pass. The attack eventually ends in a corner for Fulham after a small appeal for a penalty.

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Bournemouth are up to ninth as things stand, above Tottenham in the table.

Silly one from Lewis Dunk as he puts two hands in the back of Rodrigo Muniz and the referee gives a free kick. Chance for Fulham to take a breather.

The referee gives Yves Bissouma a yellow card for a foul in the build-up to that. He'd played advantage.

Just like the majority of the first half, it's Brighton who take control of the ball as they look for a way through this Fulham defence.

Antoine Semenyo finds Marcus Tavernier, who can't decide whether to shoot or pass and in the end I'm not sure which he does. His low rolling ball goes wide of the post anyway.

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

I thought that Tottenham had started very well. They certainly were the team to have started the better and looked in control.

Just seconds after the restart, Harry Wilson sprints forward and is found by Alex Iwobi. The Welshman tries a volley but can't connect well. What a goal that would've been!

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Dean Huijsen, at 19 years and 235 days, is Bournemouth's youngest ever Premier League goalscorer.

Dejan Kulusevski tries to get Spurs level pretty quickly but curls his effort high and wide from the corner of the box.

Emile Smith Rowe gets the action back under way for the second half.

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

Dean Huijsen was by himself. Whoever was marking him has switched off completely. Radu Dragusin has dropped into the middle of the box and let him run to the back post and head in.

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That is Dean Huijsen's first goal in English football. The 19-year-old defender, eligible for the Netherlands and Spain, was a summer signing from Juventus.