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Tottenham vs Bournemouth as it happened: Spurs cruise past Cherries to secure 12th consecutive home win

Re-live all the action from White Hart Lane

Joe Miles
Friday 14 April 2017 11:00 EDT
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Mousa Dembele celebrates his opener
Mousa Dembele celebrates his opener (Getty)

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Tottenham will hope to beat mid-table Bournemouth and keep the pressure on Chelsea at the top of the Premier League table.

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What time does it start?

The match will kick off at 12.30pm on Saturday 15 August.

Where can I watch it?

It will be shown live on Sky Sports 1, with coverage starting at 12.00pm.

Previous meetings

Bournemouth 0 Tottenham 0
Premier League, October 2016

Tottenham 3 Bournemouth 0
Premier League, March 2016

Bournemouth 1 Tottenham 5
Premier League, October 2015

Form

Tottenham: WWWWW

Bournemouth: WWDDL

Odds

Provided by 888.com

Tottenham: 13/50

Bournemouth: 10/1

Draw: 53/1

43 MINS

Smith has gone to ground clutching his ankle after falling awkwardly in a collision for a header. This does not look promising for The Cherries.

Joe Miles15 April 2017 13:14

45 MINS

There will be a minimum of two additional minutes.

Joe Miles15 April 2017 13:15

HALF TIME

TOTTENHAM 2 - 0 BOURNEMOUTH

Spurs enter the interval with a two goal advantage over the Cherries, following goals from Dembele and Son. Pochettino's men started quickly and the lead is reflective of an encouraging display from the title chasers. Bournemouth have been under the cosh throughout and they will be looking at the break as a chance to regroup and recharge, ready to attempt a triumphant comeback in the second half. The visitors have a mountain to climb here at White Hart Lane. 

Game on!

Joe Miles15 April 2017 13:19

45 MINS

The Cherries kick off to get the second half under way. Game on!

Joe Miles15 April 2017 13:33

48 MINS 

GOAL

TOTTENHAM 3 - 0 BOURNEMOUTH

Kane has scored the third for Spurs and the 20th of his season. He picks up a ball into the box from Alli, skips past Francis and slots it into the net effortlessly with his left foot. Top stuff from Tottenham's main man.

Game on!

Joe Miles15 April 2017 13:37

51 MINS

Arter takes down Eriksen in the middle of the pitch. It's a clever free kick from the Bournemouth lad, otherwise Spurs would have been breaking through on goal. 

Joe Miles15 April 2017 13:40

52 MINS

A mistake from Cook almost gifted Spurs their fourth, but Kane fails to double his tally from close range. 

Joe Miles15 April 2017 13:40

53 MINS

Once again, Bournemouth give the ball away in the midfield. Son charges towards goal, before laying the ball off to Kane. The striker attempts a shot towards the back post, but Boruc manages to stop the strike. 

Joe Miles15 April 2017 13:41

56 MINS

Substitution: Jack Wilshire is replaced by Lewis Cook due to injury. 

Joe Miles15 April 2017 13:43

59 MINS

Alli is fouled on the edge by Stanislas. This is in Eriksen territory, which is enough to make any goalkeepers knees tremble. He will certainly fancy this.

Joe Miles15 April 2017 13:47

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