Final Score

After Justin Bieber visited Arsenal earlier this week, Jason Mohammad asks Garth Crooks if he had any famous pop stars visit him as a player...

Garth: "No"

Great. Thanks for that Garth. 

Bournemouth

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe: "I am more proud of the players today than after winning 6-1 last week against Hull. We went toe-to-toe with an outstanding team and it was a game of real quality. We did not deserve to lose it, we had good moments too. We managed to nullify most of their threat.

"Both teams had their moments. The best chance was probably Benik Afobe at the end. Neither goalkeeper was really overworked though.

"Bournemouth players can play for England if they are good enough. I am not saying the manager HAS to pick them but the players have not done themselves any harm with today's performances.

"I am pleased for Jack Wilshere, he was terrific from start to finish. Lots of unseen work from him and how good he was defensively."

Mark Lawrenson
Former Republic of Ireland defender on Football Focus

The score could have been anything last week (Bournemouth 6-1 Hull). Hull were abysmal. To lose your first game in charge conceding six goals is not good.

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Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino on Moussa Sissoko's 'alleged' elbow incident: "I did not see it, I cannot comment on it."

The managers in north London could do with some glasses.

Mark Lawrenson
Former Republic of Ireland defender on Football Focus

It is absolutely understandable. They will be fine in the Premier League, they were never going to win it again, the top teams have improved and have new managers. 

Leicester are quite right to go for the Champions League. If they get another point they have qualified - what a story.

David Pleat
Former Tottenham boss on 5 live Sport

I don't think there are any favourites for the title. 

It will be so tight, all the excitement will come at the end of the season. There will be no run away leader.

Tottenham missed out on the chance to go top by drawing at Bournemouth but Arsenal can leapfrog Manchester City into pole position. They need just a point against Middlesbrough at home today.

City don't play until tomorrow lunchtime - at home to Southampton.

Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

I've always thought Spurs have the talent but there was no no cutting edge today. If we are going to take them seriously as title contenders, they have got to go to places like Bournemouth and win - not just get a 0-0 draw. 

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino: "It was a very competitive game, they were ready to compete and it was tough. We managed the whole game but if you don't score, it is difficult to win. We fought loads and it is one point more and a clean sheet.

"If we want to be contenders, we need to win games like these.

"They were very aggressive. It was tough with the kick-off early in the morning and we were better after 15 minutes. We did not create enough chances to score but I am pleased. The effort was good.

"We have a very busy schedule and it is a good point looking back on it. We are battling for the top and we missed a opportunity to be in that position."

Football Focus

Former Swansea striker Dean Saunders: "Ashley Williams left Swansea and was not replaced. The two centre-backs are not on the same wavelength and have been at fault for most of the teams goals. Swansea have got to got shipping goals."

Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson: "I think someone at Swansea should ask Southampton how they have done it. Southampton regularly sell their best players but keep going. Swansea are the complete opposite. The best players are sold and they haven't replaced them."

Victor Valdes can expect to have a very busy afternoon ahead. The Middlesbrough keeper is out getting his gloves warm in the north London sun.

Arsenal have scored 24 goals in their last eight matches at home to Boro - and are the Premier League's in-form team right now.  

The Gunners have won seven games in a row in all competitions - scoring 23 goals - and are unbeaten in 11 matches...

Is this an omen?

Final Score

Final Score is starting right now on the BBC Red Button and at the top of this page.

Jason Mohammad is joined by Garth Crooks and Danny Mills to give their opinions as all of the goals go in across the country.

The show will switch over to BBC One at 16:00 BST. Don't miss it.

Boss Dez: Spurs like Liverpool won't win the league due to being unable to put away the small teams on a regular basis.

Ope Mosuro; Typical @SpursOfficial are the definition of bottlers,every time they have a chance to control the title race,they drop points.

Rum brothers: Spurs missing Kane. He doesn't add much to the build up play, but you can count on him to score! 

Bournemouth midfielder Harry Arter: "They are an unbelievable side and worked ever so hard, we had to match that today. For a 0-0 it was great game to watch.

"We knew they have a fantastic team, they have not lost in the league and you can see why. We had a gameplan."

On Moussa Sissoko elbow incident: "He said afterwards he caught me by accident. He is not that sort of player.

Bournemouth midfielder Jack Wilshere: "We knew we had to match them, they are a great team with quality on the ball. We knew that if we played well under pressure we would do well.

"I feel better and better each week. The manager has been great to me and I feel like I am getting fitter and fitter. Hopefully, I can contribute more."

So Tottenham miss the chance to move top of the Premier League - at least for a few hours - as they are held to a goalless draw at Bournemouth.

It was a feisty affair - there were five bookings in the first half - and Jack Wilshere came through unscathed. 

The on-loan Arsenal midfielder hadn't completed 90 minutes since 13 September 2014. Over two years ago!

Catch up on it all here.

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