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Bournemouth have only lost once in their last six games, a 3-1 defeat to Chelsea last weekend.

They are currently 15th, seven points clear of the relegation place.

"I get asked about a points target every week. We know we need more points and that's what we're going out to get," said Howe.

"There's never a bad time to get a good run, the run of games we're in is tough, so to get a decent run is a powerful thing for us."  

Bournemouth held Tottenham to a goalless draw the last time they played in October.

He added: "We'll need to match our performance from the home game earlier this year or even surpass it to get a result at White Hart Lane."

"If we make any mistakes at Tottenham they'll punish us. We didn't play well there last year Hopefully that experience can inspire us."  

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Tyrone Mings will return this weekend after serving a five-match ban for violent conduct, after the Football Association panel ruled he deliberately stood on the head of Manchester United's Zlatan Ibrahimovic.  

But Eddie Howe says Dan Gosling is a doubt.

"Dan Gosling has had a setback this week, we thought he'd be ready for Tottenham but now we're not so sure," said Howe.

"It's been frustrating for Tyrone Mings on the sidelines. He's back for this game and he's ready if he's called upon."

Right, Eddie Howe has been speaking this morning and we have all the headlines coming up next.

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Roll up, roll up.

West Kensington will welcome a major guest from Argentina in the guise of Olympic silver medallist Juan Martin del Potro as part of the line-up for June's star-studded Queen's event. 

Queen's line-up so far:

Andy Murray

Rafael Nadal

Stan Wawrinka

Milos Raonic

Grigor Dimitrov

Nick Kyrgios

Juan Martin del Potro

Del Potro said: "I have some very special memories from reaching the Wimbledon semi-finals in 2013, winning the bronze medal at the Olympics in London 2012, and playing the Davis Cup in Scotland last year.

"The people were good to me even when I was playing Andy [Murray] I want to try to bring my best tennis to the grass at Queen’s this year and if I do, I think I can make some good results."

The tournament will be live on the BBC from Monday, 19 June.

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Marca praised Atletico and Real's Champions League wins.

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AS reacts to Cristiano Ronaldo's heroics against Bayern Munich.

The Portuguese forward score twice to reach 100 goals in European competitions.

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L'Equipe reacted to Monaco's 3-2 win against Dortmund.

Who fancies some European papers?

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One of the big talking points was whether the game should even have gone ahead, less than 24 hours after the bus attack.

Borussia Dortmund manager Thomas Tuchel was pretty vocal after the game. He says his club were "completely ignored" over the rescheduling of the game.

"We were told by text message that Uefa was making this decision," said Tuchel.

"A decision made in Switzerland that concerns us directly. We will not forget it, it is a very bad feeling."

Following Tuchel's comments, Uefa released a statement saying the decision to play the match at 17:45 BST on Wednesday was made in "complete agreement with clubs and authorities".

European football's governing body added: "We were in touch with all parties today and never received any information which suggested that any of the teams did not want to play."

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Teenager Kylian Mbappe scored twice as Monaco edged the first leg of the rescheduled Champions League quarter-final tie at Borussia Dortmund.

In a match delayed by 24 hours after a bomb attack on the hosts' bus,Mbappe diverted in Thomas Lemar's cross before Sven Bender's own goal made it 2-0.

Ousmane Dembele slotted in from Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's flick to pull one back for Dortmund, but Mbappe curled home to restore the two-goal cushion before Shinji Kagawa added a late second for the hosts.

Kagawa showed great skill to dribble past Jemerson and slot in, and there was almost even more late drama when Aubameyang headed over from yards out.

But Monaco survived and will take a slender advantage into a highly anticipated second leg at Stade Louis II on 19 April.

Keep sending in your reaction to the Player of the Year nominees.

But let's now have a quick recap on last night's game in Dortmund.

Dan Tosti: Kante for PFA and Alli for Young player

Jack Wilkins: Surprised to see Sanchez shortlisted, doesn't deserve it. For me Kante should win it, consistent performances all season

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• So then, no Dele Alli in the senior men's list - what do you make of that?
• And what do you make of the other nominations in the other lists?

Let us know using #bbcsportsday, external.

• Millie Bright (Chelsea)
• Nikita Parris (Manchester City)
• Georgia Stanway (Manchester City) 
• Keira Walsh (Manchester City) 
• Jess Carter (Birmingham)
• Caroline Weir (Liverpool Ladies)

• Dele Alli (Tottenham)
• Romelu Lukaku (Everton)
• Michael Keane (Burnley)
• Jordan Pickford (Sunderland)
• Leroy Sane (Manchester City)
• Harry Kane (Tottenham)

• Lucy Bronze (Manchester City)
• Jane Ross (Manchester City) 
• Jill Scott (Manchester City)
• Ellen White (Birmingham City) 
• Karen Carney (Chelsea) 
• Caroline Weir (Liverpool)

And the nominees are: 

• Eden Hazard (Chelsea)
• Harry Kane (Tottenham)
• Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Manchester United)
• N'Golo Kante (Chelsea)
• Romelu Lukaku (Everton)
• Alexis Sanchez (Arsenal)

Marshal: Dele Alli from champions Spurs is by far the best player of the season. There is no real competition for Dele's achievements.

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