Dele Alli isn't taking that late Bournemouth goal too well. The Spurs midfielder ends up having a scuffle with Jefferson Lerma in the centre circle, with several players rushing over to see what's going on.

Ref Craig Pawson, who has had to be like a boxing official at times, restores calm.

Mauricio Pochettino will be fuming. Spurs have been defending those situations all day long, but lost concentration at the vital moment.

Four minutes of stoppage time. Bournemouth corner. Now or never...

Spurs holding firm. Another point will edge them closer to a top-four finish...

Now the chances start to come!

Lys Mousset hooks goalwards and the resolute Spurs defence block, then Nathan Ake's shot is deflected out for another corner..

More urgency from Bournemouth as they look to save some face.

Ryan Fraser, over on the right now, swings in a cross which is headed clear.

But the danger is not over for Spurs, Bournemouth win a corner...

Positive thinking from Patrice there... Bournemouth have only had three shots on target since Spurs were reduced to nine men...

Nii: They say it’s difficult playing against 10, but is Bournemouth going to prove that it is even much harder playing again 9?

Michael Devlin: Bournemouth playing like they think you automatically get the three points when you play against nine men.

Patrice West: Come on Spurs, stop giving us hope, concede and get it over with.

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...and Bournemouth clear the danger. Poor delivery.

Spurs haven't had a shot on goal since Son Heung-min walked at the end of the first half... but they're not giving up yet.

Lucas Moura sprints into the home box, forcing Steve Cook to be on his toes and slide in to give the away team a rare corner...

Another mis-placed pass in the Spurs defensive third - this time from Nathan Ake - sums up Bournemouth's day.

Spurs make their last change, Ben Davies coming on for Moussa Sissoko. Mauricio Pochettino trying to bolt the door shut...

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Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

That Mousset header was the moment they've been waiting for. That was the best chance Bournemouth have had by some distance.

Lots of crosses have been put in, but that’s the first time they’ve managed to test Lloris. You've got to be heading that into the corner.

The Bournemouth natives are starting to become slightly restless. As a long ball from the left flies out for a Spurs goal-kick, they can't believe their side has not tested the visitors more...

Another minute, another chance for Lys Mousset. Bournemouth open up Spurs down the right and Adam Smith's pinpoint cross is met by the Cherries sub.

But he can't get enough power behind his header and it is easy for Hugo Lloris.

And Mousset's first involvement is spooning a shot wide from 15 yards. Ironic whistles from the Spurs end...

Time for a Bournemouth attacking change. Jordon Ibe goes off, Lys Mousset is the man tasked with making a difference...

A bit of sillyness as Danny Rose - never shy in winding up opponents - puts the ball behind his back as Jefferson Lerma tries to recover it for a Cherries free-kick.

Ref Craig Pawson toots his whistle with the intensity of a train guard as he diffuses another potential flash point.

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Make that two. Bournemouth manage to get another shot on target - only their second since Juan Foyth's red card - as Jordon Ibe cuts in from the left and shoots towards the far corner.

Comfortable height for Hugo Lloris to push away.