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You can read the report (which is currently under construction) from today's game here.

That was a lot more hairy than it should have been for Spurs.

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What a chance for Bournemouth. Callum Wilson runs on to a long straight ball and looks like he's clean in.

But Jan Vertonghen's last-ditch tackle saves Spurs.

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Harry Winks is on for Dele Alli, who gets a standing ovation.

That would've made things interesting.

Dan Gosling heads wide from a Bournemouth corner. Big chance.

Handbags over a quickly taken free-kick

The Bournemouth and Tottenham players are not happy. This is all a little unsavoury and pretty much over nothing.

Giovani Lo Celso replaces Son Heung-Min for the hosts.

Just wide from Bournemouth's Dominic Solanke. Why didn't the visitors play like this 20 minutes ago?

Harry Wilson has looked lively for Bournemouth since his introduction.

Easy to say in hindsight but probably making a good case that he should have started.

Moussa Sissoko's goal earlier was his first in 69 Premier League appearances.

The Jose effect?

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Dele Alli to wrap this up? No the Tottenham man is denied his hat-trick by Aaron Ramsdale.

That's a decent stop for the Bournemouth keeper, who has well and truly earned his corn this afternoon.

Lewis Cook had a decent effort for Bournemouth just before Harry Wilson scored. The visitors' effort cannot be faulted, even if they have been a little underwhelming at times.

But is there time for a fightback?

Dan Gosling replaces Lewis Cook for Bournemouth and Lucas Moura comes on for Tanguy Ndombele for Spurs.

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Tottenham are looking increasingly confident here.

Serge Aurier whips a ball in from the right and Dele Alli goes for a sort of back-heeled flick, which drifts wide.

That would've been Pele equaliser territory in the old football movie, 'Escape to Victory'.

First touch for Bourenmouth's Harry Wilson is a left foot shot. But he's trying to put too much on that and it drifts wide.

Harry Wilson replaces Ryan Fraser for the visitors.