Bournemouth – Tottenham Hotspur: Premier League – Live! | Soccer

38 min: The referee has a shock here, his problem is completely over. King is cleared on the right, but can not pbad the ball beyond Lloris's progress … which then pushes him out of the box as the ball lands in a corner. It's a pretty glaring check and a scream more than just a penalty, but nothing is waiting for us.

36 min: It looked like a red card. Dier cut off his man. Bournemouth's mood continues as Ibe prepares to go to the left with Spurs light in the back. His son is injured, the referee then stops the match and performs the international mime in case of a head injury. But Son is clutching his chest!

34 min: Dier is stripped of possession 25 yards from Bournemouth's goal. King goes with the balloon. Dier runs after him and slips from behind recklessly. The king is going away. Dier has already been booked, and the midfielder Spurs seems to have big problems … but the referee does not even give the fault! Bournemouth and his fans are beyond livid.

33 min: Another nice backup by Travers! Rose bads a cross on the left. Alli stands up and pulls his head towards the goal. It's straight on the goalkeeper, but we're moving fast and we still need to be saved. The reversal of the dream continues.

32 min: His request timidly a penalty as he tries to hook a Trippier pbad around Simpson. Nope.

31 min: King bursts to the right and almost opens Spurs, but is forced to check. Then, on the other side, His devours the left inner cbad and, on the left side of the D, pulls recklessly on the bar. He should have at least worked in Travers.

27 min: Its embarked for a Baroque walk on the right. He strokes along the sideline, then walks back and wanders around the box. There is no empty space to cross and he eventually tries to coach Rose on the penalty spot, but Fraser gets off to a good start.

25 min: Rose marks a long pbad on the left and Moura is clear! So simple! Where was the back line of Bournemouth ?! But it does not matter, because Moura strikes right through Travers and the goalkeeper saves brilliantly with his feet! It's already an eventful start.

24 min: Fraser pbades the free kick into the blender. King tries to break his head but Moura clears. This delivery was not enough. A chance to work for Lloris for the first time postponed.

23 min: Eriksen, who lost his temper this week, is stolen by King. The Bournemouth man moves away from the left and is about to separate from Alderweireld when the defender returns him cynically. This is another booking for the Spurs and a chance to load the box for Bournemouth.

21 min: The Spurs start to dominate possession after a relatively equal start. It's the fans who make the most noise right now.

19 min: The ball is flat. The referee wants a replacement … but there is none. So for the moment, we continue with this flaccid orb. And the Spurs have almost scored points! Sissoko goes down the right and crosses the battlefield for Moura. Simpson misses an opportunity to clear and Moura is missing! He arrives at the edge of the box and whistles a rising shot directly at Travers, who saves as he should, although this is nevertheless a goal for the showreel. A spectacular look, which will further strengthen the confidence of the young man. The resulting corner does not result in anything.

17 min: Fraser center on the right but Alderweireld clears. Dier slips almost Alli to the left but Cook intervenes. This is a good way to have fun at high speed, the flamboyant ball in vogue.

15 minutes: Alli turns deftly, moving away from Cook in the lower left. He opens his legs, moves in space and strikes with a rising shot at the top left. Travers, completely elongated, tilts the ball around the pole. A nice effort with a backup to match. The corner is coming now. The first fifteen minutes of Mark Travers' career in the Premier League was hectic.

13 min: There will surely be goals in this game. It's wide open. Trippier goes back to the right and places a cross on Moura's head. Moura gives a wide shot to the left, but it's not a million miles from the top corner. Through probably covered, to be fair.

12 min: Fraser leads to the defense of the Spurs. He is upset by Dier, who is reserved for his problem. Fraser gets up and takes himself the resulting free kick, sending a weak effort to the right.

10 minutes: Travers picks up Son's ball from the right. He is blowing hard. It will calm him after such fright.

8 min: Bournemouth's young goalkeeper Mark Travers scored an early goal for Weymouth. He concedes almost a similar in his debut with the Cherries! Lucas Moura hides Lerma on the median line and tries to score, Travers having been caught straying miles of his zone. If that 's the goal, it' s an objective, Travers never reaches it. But it will not be a nightmare debut for his Premier League career as the ball drifts to the left. Phew.

7 min: Clyne plays a dangerous ball on her face, from right to left. Cook was extremely successful at blocking Son, who was threatening to take the ball and flee freely to the left inside.

6 min: Another shot for Spurs left, halfway down Bournemouth. Rose takes his age, then sends him back to his fellow defenders. These throws will surely go better.

5 min: Ibe turns beautifully in the middle of the field and runs strong behind the Spurs. He feeds Fraser on the right; the resulting cross is useless. But Bournemouth had plenty of room to work on it. This will give them heart for the future.

3 min: Eriksen almost cleared Alli with a sweep in the right inner cbad, but Cook and Simpson are about to close the door. A nice feeling of opening to this one already.

2 min: His is wrong on the Spurs on the left and almost allows Lerma to sprint with the ball. Instead, it's a throw to the hosts, from which Lerma pbades a pbad into the surface intended for King. Sanchez sets off to quell the danger.

And we left! The Spurs roll the ball. It's sunny in the south, but there's a swirling breeze. The visitors are quickly on the right foot, gaining a deep kick on enemy territory on the left … but Rose throws it alone for a shot on goal. Forward and up.

The teams are outside! Bournemouth in the previously photographed shirts, emblematic emblem of Dickie Dowsett and all. The spurs are in their prime white, the famous bad on their chests. Anticipation creaks around Dean Court; we'll be gone in a minute or two!

Eddie Howe has a say. "We value Mark Travers very favorably. He is a very good character, he has a good attitude, he is an excellent goalkeeper, he has good potential. So we think it's an ideal game for him to show us what he's capable of. We are desperate to finish on a good note, the season was strange with ups and downs, so we would like to finish on a high note in front of our own fans. We will have the best Tottenham, so we have to be at our best. "

A determined Mauricio Pochettino talks to Sky Sports. "We know very well why we play. It is important to win games. We are ready, today is an important day. I always put a strong team to play. Tottenham is a strong team. We will do our job with the right attitude. The most important game is today. Then we'll think about the second leg of the Champions League. "

This is Bournemouth's last home game of the season. So, naturally, they will be wearing the next season's kit for the first time today. That's how clubs roll these days. And here it is, already stealing shelves in the club store.

A word about Mark Travers. The young goalie gets his first match for the Cherries today. Although this is his debut in the Premier League, he has already had a taste of international football, sort of, sitting on the bench of the Republic of Ireland during the Euro 2020 qualifiers against Gibraltar and Georgia. He also lent for Weymouth, who made his debut in the South team of the Premier League. by scoring from the inside of his half. And you think David Beckham has announced himself with style.

Four changes to Bournemouth XI that drew 3-3 with Southampton last week. Third-place goaltender Mark Travers, 19, makes his debut, Artur Boruc at the fall of the bench. Chris Mepham also fell on the substitutes' bench, while David Brooks and Ryan Gosling are injured. Jordan Ibe, Adam Smith and Ryan Fraser get up.

The Spurs represent a solid team, with only three changes to the team sent for the first leg of the Champions League half with Ajax. Jan Vertonghen is of course injured, while Victor Wanyama and Fernando Llorente are on the bench. Eric Dier, Moussa Sissoko and Son Heung-min take their place.

Bournemouth Travers, Clyne, Steve Cook, Simpson, Smith, Ibe, Lerma, Ake, Fraser, King, Wilson.
Subs: Boruc, Mousset, Hyndman, Taylor, Mepham, Surridge, Ofoborh.

Tottenham Hotspur: Lloris, Trippier, Sanchez, Alderweireld, Rose, Dier, Sissoko, Alli, Eriksen, Son, Lucas Moura.
Subs: Janssen, Wanyama, Llorente, Foyth, Gazzaniga, Davies, Skipp.

Arbitrator: Craig Pawson (South Yorkshire).

Tottenham Hotspur has not finished in the top four yet. They are not necessarily in the best position to qualify for the Champions League final. Yet, what a difference five days could make. His Heung-min will be back from the suspension for the second leg in Wednesday's semi-final against Ajax … but do not take a step ahead of ourselves. Three points against Bournemouth this afternoon will guarantee top-flight continental football next season, no matter what happens in Amsterdam next week.

There are however some problems here. The Spurs may have beaten the Cherries 5-0 at Wembley in October, but they have only won one of their last nine away games. They have also lost four of their last five games in all competitions, and the only win in this miserable streak was a late win against Brighton & Hove Albion, who you know. The Spurs will be relieved by the fact that Bournemouth has lost his last two home games – against Burnley and Fulham for God's sake – and has not won at Dean Court since January. Again, it was a 4-0 Chelsea belt, so watch out for Tottenham.

Given that the Spurs won 4-1 here last year and scored 14 goals against the Cherries in the last four meetings, he should do his utmost good. But hey, football. And who knows what team Mauricio Pochettino will choose before his candidacy to go to the biggest club football event? Which leads only to one conclusion … it's there!

Start: 12:30 Paris time.