That rounds things off from the Vitality, where Bournemouth have walked away with the three points! For now, this is Nicholas Friedlander signing out.

It is two steps forward, two steps back for Spurs, who stumble to another disappointing result. They were toothless going forward, despite dominating possession and territory. James Maddison tried his best, whilst Heung Min Son threatened to provide an impact, but as the game wore on, they got worse not better. It is of real concern, as they now deal with another injury at centre back, this one to Ben Davies. They must improve ahead of a huge clash with Chelsea on Sunday.

The Cherries go flying into the top half, and they will now be looking to build. An injury to Marcos Senesi was perhaps a good excuse to let rip with Dean Huijsen, who shone after a few early jitters. Illia Zabarnyi was also very strong in the heart of defence, as they nullified Dominic Solanke right throughout. In the final third, there was a lot of good creative play, but their actually shooting was abysmal, so they have to improve there, ahead of a game with Ipswich at the weekend.

Bournemouth complete the North London double backing up their earlier home victory against Arsenal with a win here this evening over Spurs. They were well worth it, with a dogged defensive effort backed up by plenty of counter-attacking threat, even if it didn't result in much actually troubling Fraser Forster. The difference in the end was Dean Huijsen's header early in the first half, with little quality from either side in open play.

Porro thrashes a couple of final balls into the box, but they come to nothing. Kepa lets one roll behind for a goal kick, and that will be that you'd think!

Billing wins it well, but Unal was unable to build off it, losing it as Spurs charged down the right. Kulusveski lifted it across the top of the box, but a glancing touch from Solanke was poor, rolling out for a goal kick. The Cherries are nearly there.

A short corner comes for Kerkez, who stands it up deep to the back post. Unal nodded goalwards, but it was simply a looper for Forster.

BOURNEMOUTH ARE STILL PUSHING! They cycled it about down the right, with Billing dancing into the box. They worked it left, with Ouattara eventually laying it off to Adams who hit it first time from the edge of the area. Bergvall blocked well, but the Cherries were able to recycle, with Kerkez forcing a corner.

Bergvall charges on and plays it wide to the left for Werner, who then rolled it down the line for Son - but he was offside.