Bournemouth v Tottenham Hotspur LIVE: Premier League updates

The final whistle goes and Bournemouth celebrate another big win at home. It finishes 1-0 and it’s full deserved.

Bournemouth appeal for a penalty as Bergvall charges down a shot, and VAR does check it. But his arms were tucked in and he turned away, and it’s not a penalty.

Six minutes will be added on at the end of this game. Can Spurs grab an equaliser that they scarcely deserve?

Bournemouth break and it’s two on two. Ouattara has it, but he takes far too long before eventually shooting wildly over the bar.

Spurs make a real hash of playing out from the back as Dragusin gives it away, but Forster makes a strong save. Bournemouth have had so many opportunities to put this game to bed.

Bournemouth make a trio of subs to complete their full set of five. Billing, Brooks and Unal come on for Evanilson, Tavernier and Semenyo.

There’s so much space for Bournemouth on the break now, but Ouattara fails to take advantage as his first effort is charged down by Porro and the second flies over the bar. Bournemouth had players over and he really should have done better there.

Spurs roll the dice. Off go Bissouma, who was on a yellow, and Maddison, and on come Werner and Bergvall. That’s going to mean a very open formation for the final minutes of this game.

Cook replaces Christie to add fresh legs to a Bournemouth side who are pushing closer to another excellent win.

The stepovers are out in force as Ouattara jinks down the outside and looks to open up space for a shot. He has Dragusin in trouble, but the defender does just enough to put him off and the shot is wayward.

A loose pass from Son puts Bissouma in trouble and he’s robbed of possession. Tavernier almost makes Spurs pay with a fizzing shot from range that whistles the wrong side of the top corner.

Forster makes a complete hash of playing out from the back and Bournemouth very nearly take advantage. The keeper makes a save as he scrambles to recover, but the rebound drops to Evanilson who tucks home. Bournemouth celebrate… but VAR steps in and it was offside when the shot deflected to the striker.

Fouling at corners seems to have become pretty commonplace in the league of late, but Bournemouth aren’t being quite as canny at it as some and the referee once again blows up for a free-kick as a corner is swung in.

A push from a corner is picked up by the referee and Adams delays the restart to allow his defensive colleagues to get back into position. The official spots that and books the Bournemouth man.

Christie bursts to the edge of the box and shoots low, beating Forster but seeing his effort cannon off the post.

Maddison curls a corner right into the mixer and Kepa does well to punch it clear. Porro follows up by firing a shot in low from distance, but the keeper had stayed alive after the punch and saves well.

Kluivert is replaced by Ouattara for Bournemouth in a straight swap.

Kepa takes an age to take a goal-kick and is booked for it. He protests, but doesn’t have much of a case.

Davies has picked up an injury and, with Romero and Van der Ven already out, Spurs have no other central defensive options. Porro comes on for him and Gray switches to centre-back, with Davies heading straight down the tunnel to receive treatment.

Maddison clutches his head in his hands and his manager turns away in frustration as a huge chance goes begging. It was excellent work from Maddison and Son to link up and work the chance, with the midfielder turning in the box and looking to bend a shot into the far corner, sending his effort inches wide. That was a huge chance.