Omar: Bournemouth are handling this wrong. They need to spread Tottenham’s defence wide near the edge of the box and cut inside with passes.

Jason: Can someone please pass on a message to Bournemouth players - they're playing against nine-man Tottenham and surely MUST win this game!!

Bournemouth have only had one shot on target since Spurs went down to nine men...

Patient play from Bournemouth almost creates an opening.

Adam Smith's low cross ends up at Joshua King's feet, but he tries to run around the ball to get it on his favoured right boot and can't wrap his foot around it.

Bournemouth are all huff and puff so far, unable to overload Spurs with numbers. Those 10 v 11 defensive drills have served Spurs well so far...

Adam Smith has had 60 touches so far today - more than any other player on the pitch. His latest isn't a good one though. The former Spurs kid blazes a speculative effort over the bar.

Tottenham will take those all afternoon...

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Now Bournemouth have forced a corner on the left... but ref Craig Pawson annoys the home fans - not for the first time - by blowing for a foul on Danny Rose.

The Spurs left-back ends up in the back of the net, so I think it is safe to assume Pawson is right this time...

Normal service resumed as Bournemouth go on the front foot. Adam Smith, Bournemouth's right-back, is particularly seeing a lot of the ball, but the away side have formed a white wall which the hosts can't break down at the moment.

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

Spurs still have a back four, so that doesn’t change. They have a good player sitting in front of them in Moussa Sissoko.

It’s a big ask for Christian Eriksen and Dele Alli to get beyond Lucas Moura, who's on his own up top. Unless Moura stays up front Spurs have no outlet at all.

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Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Spurs are now pretty much playing 4-3-1 and have largely sacrificed any attacking width, leaving the Bournemouth full-backs plenty of space as they only rarely have anyone to mark.

Alli is, unsurprisingly, is isolated in the Bournemouth half and tries to go alone. The Spurs midfielder has a low shot which hits the ankles of Cherries defender Jack Simpson.

Good spell of possession for the visitors...

Hang on - a warning sign for Bournemouth as Spurs break through Dele Alli...

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Bournemouth are yet to test Hugo Lloris since their numerical advantage was increased to two.

Ryan Fraser misses the target from a wide position, before Moussa Sissoko outmuscles his opponent and the ball runs out for a goal-kick.

Juan Foyth's touch map for the two minutes and 13 seconds he was on the pitch... That's better than one touch of the ball every minute.

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Bournemouth need a tent and cooking stove. They're camped in the Spurs half. All NINE Spurs players are inside their own half.

Half a chance for Bournemouth. Callum Wilson and Nathan Ake work the ball along the edge of the Spurs box to Ryan Fraser, but the 'Wee Man' passes the ball at Hugo Lloris instead of shooting at him.

Paul L: Juan Foyth has gone and done a Stevie G!! Admittedly he managed to last a little longer than the 38 seconds that Gerrard managed against Man Utd back in 2015...

Tom McQuillin: I hope Foyth never plays for Tottenham again. He has contributed nothing in two years at the club.

Bournemouth enjoying plenty of possession now, as you would imagine, although nothing penetrative yet.

Joshua King tries to thread a ball through the away defence but finds the chest of Victor Wanyama.

We've had four minutes of peace and quiet. Rubbish.

Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

On International Star Wars Day (May the Fourth be with you)... the Foyth has turned to the dark side of the Force?

Meanwhile, young Padawan apprentice Mark Travers is impressive. Most impressive...

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Bournemouth need to keep their composure here and, you'd think, Spurs would be there for the taking. Ryan Fraser and Joshua King could have a field day later on with their pace...