Sizzling away nicely is this one. Moussa Sissoko is the latest name to be scrawled into Craig Pawson's notebook, for pulling back Nathan Ake.

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BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

Both sides have now switched their wide attackers over as they try to break the deadlock. Messrs Eriksen and Fraser are now on the left for their respective sides, with Son and King wide on the right.

The home fans are also singing the name of Marc Pugh, the departing Cherries favourite who was honoured before the match. But they may just have found a new hero in Mark Travers...

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More Bournemouth pressure. Spurs will be kicking themselves if they go behind in this game.

Ryan Fraser swings in a cross from the left, but the ball evades everyone and ends up in Hugo Lloris's hands.

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

It should be a penalty, the keeper comes out and doesn't get the ball.

All going on! Toby Alderweireld is napping, doesn't deal with a long ball and Hugo Lloris races out to stop Joshua King going around him.

The Spurs keeper takes him out after King rolls the ball goalwards, Eric Dier in the right place to hack away.

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Aidan Mifsud: Watching 19 year old Travers having an amazing match saving debut so far. Memories of Nigel Spink for Villa, European Cup final 1982. Inspired.

Eric Dier is getting pelters from the home fans. The replays suggest referee Craig Pawson was right in believing Dier got the ball...

There will be hell on if Spurs score now... but they don't. Kieran Trippier's cross can't be diverted goalwards and Bournemouth survive...

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

Play was beyond Dier, he had to get that perfect, the referee would suggest he did.

Uh oh! Eric Dier is in trouble. The Spurs midfielder, already booked remember, stops a Bournemouth counter with an, ahem, agricultural challenge.

No? He got some of the ball apparently. Play on!

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

A fabulous save, a good looking save. Travers is the story at the moment.

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Another Spurs chance, another Mark Travers save. Where have Bournemouth been hiding this kid? One for the cameras as he tips over Dele Alli's header from a central position in the six-yard box.

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

Real problems in the Bournemouth backline. Adam Smith has spent a lot of time on the right wing overlapping, but he is not getting back.

But that help isn't working. Spurs are slicing through the Bournemouth defence like they're a joint of beef at your local carvery.

Another ball through the middle sets Son Heung-min off, a stepover takes his past Steve Cook but he blazes high over the bar.

The Bournemouth fans know their team is on the ropes here. The volume is raised as they try to give their players a boost.

Spurs could, and perhaps should, be ahead. But they're not deterred. The visitors continue to pummel the Bournemouth area, some helter-skelter defending required to stop Son getting a shot away.

What a battle this is becoming!

Lucas Moura is put through again on the left, only Mark Travers to beat... the keeper stands up well and blocks his low shot.

The teenage Cherries debutant is having a blinder!

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Mark Travers uses his head - literally - to avert more danger. The Bournemouth keeper races to the edge of his area to head away a long ball from the visitors.

The free-kick comes to nothing - and Spurs break...

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

It's unusual you see Toby Alderweireld being caught for pace, you do not see him caught out on a one-on-one. You knew before King put the ball beyond him, there was no way he would catch him. He had to take him out. You can argue it is a good foul, but again it's early and another important Spurs player in the book.