Jack Simpson looks to be OK after that tackle from Juan Foyth, although team-mate Nathan Ake is now down with a knock.

In the meantime, Kieran Tripper gets his remaining team-mates into a huddle - a small one, obviously - to read the riot act.

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

Foyth shouldn't even begin to argue with that. You don’t go into a challenge like that with a straight leg. That’s a vile challenge.

I know he’s a bit excited and he’s just come on, but that’s horribly dangerous.

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This is incredible. Spurs are losing their heads.

A win today will secure a top-four finish remember, they dominated the first half but face an uphill battle now after two moments of stupidity.

Oh. My. Word. Juan Foyth lasts two minutes and Spurs are down to NINE men.

The Spurs sub brings the ball out from the back, takes a heavy touch and tries to rectify the situation by lunging in.

Nowhere near the ball, all over Jack Simpson's knee. Ouch.

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More drama please.

Eric Dier, who looks like a walking red card, is hooked for Victor Wanyama, while Toby Alderweireld also got a yellow card and comes off for Juan Foyth.

Numerous May the Foyth be with you jokes have been cracked in the BBC Sport office...

Looks like Mauricio Pochettino is going to make a couple of half-time changes...

Here's how Spurs peppered the Bournemouth goal in the first half...

Rachel T: Son has exploded. That has changed the climate.

Robert Enright: If that is a red for Son for shoving Lerma over, why did he not send off the Bournemouth player who then shoved Son over?

Oh, and I forgot another moment of drama... Hugo Lloris stopping Joshua King from going around him and scoring.

Some Bournemouth fans - and our 5 Live summariser Pat Nevin - thought that should have been a penalty...

In terms of the actual game, Spurs have bossed it.

They have had 10 shots, five of them being on target, but can't find away past Mark 'The Wall' Travers.

No goals, but no shortage of drama. Sean Slater's return to Eastenders is like a children's cartoon in comparison.

• Eric Dier could have seen red - but didn't
• Dier could have conceded a penalty - but didn't
• Son Heung-min could have seen red - and did
• Teenage Cherries keeper Mark Travers makes loads of superb saves

No. And breathe.

Surely there can't be any more drama in the final throes of the first half?

Son Heung-Min is the first South Korean to receive a Premier League red card.

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Mark Mitchener
BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

The home supporters have been haranguing referee Craig Pawson for 10 minutes after the Eric Dier decision and the failure to punish Lloris' challenge on King with a penalty.

But with three other Spurs players already in the book, Son's actions gave Pawson little choice but to reach for his back pocket.

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

You could almost argue he is the last player you expect to get sent-off. He does a lot of dribbling in the box, he has just been tackled, if anything Son is the one who made the foul.

Now it's exploded! Son Heung-min loses the plot after a niggly exchange on the edge of the Bournemouth box.

The Spurs forward thinks he's fouled, then ends up being penalised for clipping Ryan Fraser.

Cherries midfielder Jefferson Lerma jumps into grab the ball, Son doesn't like it and kind of shoves the Colombian in the face.

Lerma hits the deck, Son hits the early bath.

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

Eric Dier again he has cleaned him out, he has got nothing of the ball. If we had VAR now there is no question about that.

How is this not a penalty? Eric Dier - the pantomime villain at the moment - boots the back of Callum Wilson's ankle.. fairly apparently. The home fans, to put it mildly, are not happy.