Bournemouth continue where they left off: on the front foot.

Dominic Solanke tries to burst in behind but again Destiny Udogie is across to cover and clear.

Udogie has been very good defensively so far today.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Fulham have started this second half in a similar fashion to what they ended the first.

They look hungry.

Spurs get the second half under way.

There's one change at the break. Max Aarons replaces Dango Ouattara for the visitors.

That means Dominic Solanke is fit to continue despite hobbling off.

That would have been controversial...

Alex Iwobi collides with the referee in midfield and that leaves Declan Rice free to move towards goal. The England midfielder picks a pass to Gabriel Martinelli who puts his effort well wide.

Marco Silva is asking the fourth official why play wasn't stopped.

Ledley King is out to present Hugo Lloris with a Tottenham trophy of some kind.

He calls Lloris "a great leader, great captain and great professional".

Takehiro Tomiyasu has indeed replaced Jakub Kiwior for the Gunners at half-time and we're back under way for the second half.

Arsenal have 45 minutes to find a goal if they're to finish top of the table at the end of 2023.

Hugo Lloris is asked what makes Tottenham and north London so special to him.

He just points at the crowd and says "they make it even more special".

The camera pans to Spurs chairman Daniel Levy in the stands. He's leading another healthy round of applause.

Defender Takehiro Tomiyasu is stripped and out early from the Arsenal dressing room for a warm-up.

It looks like he's coming on at half-time.

"Hugo, Hugo, Hugo" chant the Spurs fans as Hugo Lloris walks out.

There's a really healthy round of applause too.

Hugo Lloris takes a deep breath as he walks through the Spurs tunnel one final time.

There's a few smiles at fans nearby before a long look round at the stadium.

He's got time for a few fist pumps with fans near as the tunnel as a montage plays on the big screen.

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Tottenham have confirmed , externalHugo Lloris will depart on a permanent transfer and join MLS side Los Angeles FC in the January transfer window.

Lloris captained Spurs for nine of the 11 years he spent at the club and is seventh on their all-time appearance list with 447 in all competitions.

The 37-year-old led the team out in the 2019 Champions League final and has a club-high 361 Premier League appearances.

At international level he captained France to the 2018 World Cup, retiring after playing in the 2022 World Cup final.

In a video posted on social media he said: "To the Spurs fans, thank you for the support from day one. It's been a great privilege to be one of you, one of your captains as well for many years.

"It's the end of the chapter but you will be always in my heart. Spurs will always be a special place for me and my family. Thank you for all the memories we had together, all the emotions we went through, and I just want to wish you the best for the next decade because you deserve the best."

Lloris will be honoured at half-time during Sunday’s match against Bournemouth at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Dominic Solanke was really hobbling off at half-time.

He has a little chat with a member of the Bournemouth medical staff too.

Spurs lead at the break.

Bournemouth have arguably been the better side, certainly as the half progressed.

They've had 12 shots, with eight of them inside the Spurs area. They've only hit the target with one of them, though.

Sarcastic cheers from the home fans as Lewis Cook whips a corner all the way through and out for a goal kick.

Before that corner the camera showed Dominic Solanke stretching his left leg out. He's still struggling a bit after that earlier clash with Destiny Udogie.

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's been all Fulham. They've put Arsenal under pressure and thoroughly deserve to be level in this game.

Matt Jarvis
Former Wolves & Norwich winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Bournemouth are wasting so many opportunities, they have to take one of these - they are really big opportunities.

We've got a delay as Bournemouth's Dango Ouattara is down receiving treatment.

He's up and making his way off but he needs the assistance of the medical staff. He's struggling to put any weight on his right leg.

He will hope his involvement in the Africa Nations Cup for Burkina Faso won't be affected.

It is literally all Bournemouth at the moment.

Justin Kluivert gets in behind that high Spurs defensive line again.

He's got the option of going alone or finding a pass and opts for the former.

He cuts in and in, before seeing his effort deflected behind.

Declan Rice sums up Arsenal's performance by swinging a shot high over the bar to end the first half at Craven Cottage.

Manager Mikel Arteta scribbles something on his notepad before heading for the tunnel.