Hugo Lloris has been talking about Jan Vertonghen's head injury on Focus, saying it is always worrying to see that happen to a team-mate.

Spurs defender Vertonghen, 32, collided with team-mate Toby Alderweireld and, despite being cleared to continue, soon had to be substituted.

The Belgian misses today's trip to Bournemouth after it was recommended he undertakes a "brief period of rehabilitation".

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Joining Dan Walker today are Jermaine Jenas and Mark Lawrenson.

On the agenda today is: Tottenham's Hugo Lloris, Could Liverpool end the season empty handed?, the Women's FA Cup final and Norwich's Premier League return.

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Nuno Espirito Santo says Wolves have no injury problems, so he could name the same starting line-up for a third consecutive game.

The head coach has also indicated that third-choice goalkeeper Will Norris, 25, may feature in one of their two remaining matches.

Fulham full-back Denis Odoi is ruled out after suffering concussion during the 1-0 victory against Cardiff.

Timothy Fosu-Mensah, Marcus Bettinelli and Lazar Markovic remain sidelined.

Alistair Mann
MOTD commentator

Regardless of whether seventh place will earn Europa League qualification, it is a target which Wolves are keen to confirm. To be the team just behind the so-called big six is impressive, particularly for a side only promoted a year ago.

The nature of that potential achievement is accentuated by Fulham's immediate return to the Championship; they too had high hopes 12 months ago, at the very least of consolidation.

Wanderers' outstanding campaign has been tempered somewhat by a string of surprisingly poor results against the bottom six, and with Fulham having won all three matches since their relegation was confirmed, the hosts may find this fixture a genuine challenge.

Our other 3pm game is at Molineux, where the sides have had wildly-contrasting fortunes this season after coming up from the Champo...

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West Ham's injury problems are easing, with Samir Nasri, who has missed five games with a calf strain, among those set to return.

Manuel Lanzini and Aaron Cresswell are fit again, while Carlos Sanchez could make his comeback from a knee injury.

Southampton will again be without Maya Yoshida and Jannik Vestergaard because of illness and injury respectively.

Mario Lemina could start for the first time since returning from an abdominal problem.

Mark Scott
Match of the Day commentator

Manuel Pellegrini has called this a transition season for West Ham, but it's still one in which they can finish in the top half of the table - something they haven't managed in either of the last two campaigns.

One of the major frustrations for Pellegrini will be that the Hammers have shown they can perform against the big guns, but have been hit and miss when facing teams lower down the table.

Southampton arrive fresh from securing Premier League safety after an impressive haul of 29 points from 21 games since Ralph Hasenhuttl took over.

It's not just results that have picked up under Hasenhuttl either, with the Saints good to watch as well. Their fans can be optimistic about next season.

Before we dive head first into all things Bournemouth and Spurs, let's have a little look around and what else is happening in the Premier League today...

So, Mark Travers being pitched in-between the Bournemouth sticks has got me thinking... what's the best teenage debut you've ever seen for your club?

And what did they go on to do? Did they live up to expectations or end up falling down the footballing pyramid?

Aptly, I remember a young keeper called Paul Robinson doing rather well for Leeds United in a crunch clash with Chelsea in 1998.

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Three men are already out on a Vitality pitch basking in sunshine - Cherries goalkeeping coach Neil Moss is putting Artur Boruc and, more importantly, Mark Travers through his paces.

Wonder how he's feeling? And when would he have been told by Eddie Howe he was playing? Hope his family have flown over from Ireland for the big day...

Four changes for Bournemouth from the side that drew 3-3 with Southampton last week.

Irishman Mark Travers, 19, make his first ever senior appearance for Bournemouth in goal as he replaces Artur Boruc.

Elsewhere Jordon Ibe, Adam Smith and Ryan Fraser start, in place of Chris Mepham, Dan Gosling and David Brooks.

Bournemouth XI: Travers, Clyne, Steve Cook, Simpson, Smith, Ibe, Lerma, Ake, Fraser, King, Wilson.

Subs: Boruc, Mousset, Hyndman, Taylor, Mepham, Surridge, Ofoborh.

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Mauricio Pochettino has put out a strong starting XI, despite facing Ajax in the Champions League semi-final second-leg on Wednesday.

Jan Vertonghen misses out with a head injury he suffered in Tuesday's 1-0 first-leg defeat, while Fernando Llorente and Victor Wanyama drop to the bench.

Son Heung-Min, who was suspended for the Ajax match, returns to the Spurs team, with Eric Dier and Moussa Sissoko also starting.

Spurs XI: Lloris, Trippier, Sanchez, Alderweireld, Rose, Dier, Sissoko, Alli, Eriksen, Son, Lucas Moura.

Subs: Janssen, Wanyama, Llorente, Foyth, Gazzaniga, Davies, Skipp.

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And here's who Mark Travers will be lining up behind (along with the full Spurs team, of course)...

Joe Hart, whatever happened to him eh? If Mark Travers has half as much success in his career as the former England keeper then he'll have a few stories to tell his grandkids.

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BBC Sport at Vitality Stadium

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It's a shock Premier League debut, two weeks short of his 20th birthday, for Bournemouth goalkeeper Mark Travers - who has the unusual record of having been an unused substitute at full international level (for the Republic of Ireland in two Euro 2020 qualifiers in March) before playing a single competitive minute for his club.

Appropriately for a Cherries player, he began his career in his native Ireland at a club called Cherry Orchard, before a year at Shamrock Rovers and then a move to Bournemouth in 2016.

He's the youngest Premier League goalkeeper to make his debut since Joe Hart in 2006, and his last first-team game came on loan for Weymouth at Gosport on New Year's Day 2018 - having begun that loan spell by scoring from his own half with a free-kick.

Never heard of Mark Travers? You're not alone. Even the staunchest of Cherries fans might be struggling.

Luckily, our man at the ground knows everything you need to know about the Cherries keeper...

The team sheets have been handed in... and there are one or two surprises.

Bournemouth give a debut to teenage Irish keeper Mark Travers, while Fernando Llorente drops to the Spurs bench.

Most importantly for the visitors, Son Heung-min returns. Jan Vertonghen is missing after that head injury suffered in midweek.

Full team news to come...

Party time at the Vitality today as Bournemouth celebrate securing another season of Premier League football.

No wonder Eddie Howe has been given the Freedom of Bournemouth. What. A. Job.

Two from four. Who are you picking?

First up, we'll be focusing on the sunny south coast where the race for the Champions League continues.

It has been the dash for the line which no-one has seemingly wanted to win.

But victory today and Spurs will be the first one to cross it.

Which would nicely ease the pressure before Wednesday's Champions League semi-final second leg against Ajax...

We have FIVE Premier League matches, all stretched over nine-and-a-bit hours. A TV executive's dream, a traditionalist's nightmare...

• Bournemouth v Tottenham (12:30)
• West Ham v Southampton (15:00)
• Wolves v Fulham (15:00)
• Cardiff v Crystal Palace (17:30)
• Newcastle v Liverpool (19:45)