There isn't a team or name in the past 20 years that hasn't been chanted to Seven Nation Army and Ange Postecoglou isn't going to buck that trend. The Spurs fans are still enjoying themselves as we enter eight more added on.

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Big Kieffer Moore is on for Philip Billing.

All four of Moore’s Premier League goals have come at the Vitality Stadium for Bournemouth, netting a brace in this exact fixture last season, giving the Cherries a two-goal lead before losing 2-3. However, Moore has failed to find the net with any of his last 15 attempts in the Premier League, since netting against Everton in November 2022.

Lewis Cook, who has yet to score a Premier League goal, scuffs one wide from 20 yards. It's been very flat since the second goal, with the weather not helping matters.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on Football Focus

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Brentford had three recognised strikers in their squad, Toney, Mbeumo and Wissa. If you look across the Premier League not too many sides have three strikers, even the top teams.

Man City have two, Arsenal have two... Brentford have three, they were ready for this.

No one would want to lose Ivan Toney but these other two guys Mbeumo and Wissa want to prove a point, that they are not to be missed.

The side are getting good results without Toney, so no one can complain about their performances in his absence.

Destiny Udogie has had a very good game but he can't carry on, hopefully that's nothing too serious. Ben Davies comes on to deputise.

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A strange one for Destiny Udogie, he plays a backpass to his goalkeeper and instantly goes down clutching his face in pain. That's not a good sign.

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Stuart Pearce and Stan Collymore were on target the last time Nottingham Forest beat Manchester United, at Old Trafford, in 1994.

Granted, the two clubs have only played 11 times since, including on four occasions last term, when United won every time and Forest didn't even score.

But Forest travel north from the east Midlands in confident mood. They were excellent in defeat on the opening day at Arsenal and beat Sheffield United last Friday.

This could be a famous day for Steve Cooper's men.

Thunder now rumbles in Bournemouth, it's not a day to be beside the seaside but Spurs are going home with a stick of rock and three points.

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Former England defender on Football Focus

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A week is a long time in football but I 100% still think Sean Dyche is the right man for the job at Everton.

But will that be enough? It is about the players too.

In the background of all these on-pitch issues the club are spending billions of pounds on a new stadium.

Money has been spent on this group of players but the recruitment has not been good enough, and the team working on it doesn't seem at the level against the Premier League.

But a home game against Wolves who are struggling themselves, Everton must win today.

A big ovation for both James Maddison and Antoine Semenyo as they come off, they've both been good today. Maddison is replaced by Oliver Skipp, while Gio lo Celso comes on for Yves Bissouma.

David Brooks takes the place of Semenyo in the Bournemouth side.

Sebastien Bassong
Former Spurs defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Destiny Udogie is a very, very good signing for Tottenham.

He provides a lot of energy, good technical ability in the build up going forward and is good defensively too.

If they can manage him throughout the season, which will be long and demanding, he can really bring the balance for the side, offer that attacking option they need on the wide left-hand side

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Spurs sub Ivan Perisic has a nervy moment as VAR check a push in the face of a defender but there is no red card coming his way.

A big chance for a third goal and perhaps James Maddison's first error of the afternoon. He's in on goal, looks up and goes for goal from a wide-ish angle but drags his shot across goal and wide.

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Everton manager Sean Dyche makes a couple of big calls as his side aim for their first win of the season.

There are three changes in all with the injured Dominic Calvert-Lewin replaced by 20-year-old Lewis Dobbin and Jarrad Branthwaite coming in for Michael Keane.

Arnaut Danjuma makes his full debut, replacing Alex Iwobi who will be out for several weeks with a hamstring injury.

Summer signing Youssef Chermiti is on the bench.

Everton XI: Pickford, Patterson, Branthwaite, Tarkowski, Young, Gueye, Garner, Doucoure, Onana, Danjuma, Dobbin.

Wolves boss Gary O'Neil makes two changes from the side beaten 4-1 by Brighton last time out.

Hugo Bueno and Hwang Hee-Chan come in for Rayan Ait-Nouri and Matheus Nunes, who has been the subject of interest from champions Manchester City. The Portugal midfielder is not involved at all.

Wolves XI: Sa, Semedo, Dawson, Kilman, Bueno, Neto, Gomes, Lemina, Hee-Chan, Cunha, Silva.

Brentford remain unchanged from their 3-0 win at Fulham last weekend.

Yoane Wissa, Kevin Schade and Bryan Mbeumo continue to lead the line in the absence of the suspended Ivan Toney.

Brentford XI: Flekken; Hickey, Collins, Pinnock, Henry; Norgaard, Jensen, Janelt; Schade, Wissa, Mbeumo

Subs: Balcombe, Zanka, Onyeka, Ajer, Lewis-Potter, Roeslev, Yarmolyuk, Olakigbe, Brierley

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Meanwhile Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson also names the same side after Monday's narrow defeat to Arsenal.

Cheikou Doucoure, Eberechi Eze and Joachim Andersen, all linked with exits this summer, start.

Crystal Palace XI: Johnstone; Ward, Andersen, Guehi, Mitchell; Doucoure, Lerma, Eze; Schlupp, Ayew, Edouard

Subs: Matthews, Tomkins, Mateta, Clyne, Richards, Ahamada, Gordon, Riedewald, Sakyi.

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Erik ten Hag makes three changes to the Manchester United side that started the defeat at Tottenham last weekend.

Luke Shaw and Mason Mount are out injured, Alejandro Garnacho drops to the bench and Diogo Dalot, Christian Eriksen and Anthony Martial come into the starting XI.

Manchester United XI: Onana, Wan-Bissaka, Varane, Martinez, Dalot, Casemiro, Eriksen, Antony, Fernandes, Rashford, Martial.

Subs: Henderson, Lindelof, Maguire, Sancho, Pellistri, McTominay, Fernandez, Gore, Garnacho.

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There are two changes to the Nottingham Forest side that beat Sheffield United last time out.

Ryan Yates and fit-again Ola Aina start in place of Orel Mangala, who is not in the squad, and Neco Williams.

New signing Gonzalo Montiel is named among the substitutes.

Nottingham Forest XI: Turner, Boly, Worrall, McKenna, Aurier, Danilo, Yates, Aina, Johnson, Gibbs-White, Awoniyi.

Subs: Horvath, N Williams, Kouyate, Wood, Niakhate, Elanga, Freuler, Montiel, Hwang.

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Arsenal make two changes to the side who beat Crystal Palace 1-0 on Monday.

Takehiro Tomiyasu is banned after being shown two yellow cards in that match and Jakub Kiwior comes in for him.

Leandro Trossard starts in place of Eddie Nketiah who drops to the bench.

Gabriel Jesus returns to the bench and could make his first appearance of the season after recovering from a knee injury.

Bukayo Saka sets a new club record by playing in his 83rd consecutive Premier League match, bypassing previous record holder Paul Merson.

Arsenal XI: Ramsdale, Kiwior, White, Saliba, Partey, Odegaard, Rice, Havertz, Saka, Trossard, Martinelli.

Subs: Raya, Gabriel, Jesus, Smith Rowe, Nketiah, Jorginho, Vieira, Nelson, Zinchenko.

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Fulham also make two changes to the side who lost 3-0 against Brentford last Saturday.

Captain Tim Ream is suspended after his dismissal during the defeat and Calvin Bassey replaces him, making his first start for the club since signing from Ajax in the summer.

Joao Palhinha starts in place of Harrison Reed after his comeback from injury as a substitute last week.

Fulham XI: Leno, Tete, Diop, Bassey, Robinson, Palhinha, Lukic, Pereira, Wilson, Jimenez, De Cordova-Reid.

Subs: Rodak, Tosin, Reed, Cairney, Adama, Muniz, Mbabu, Vinícius, Harris.

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