Tottenham Hotspur v. Bournemouth | PREMIER LEAGUE HIGHLIGHTS | 4/15/2023 | NBC Sports

Yeah, Spurs is the same eleven that won at Brighton last weekend. Home form's going to be key. Rebecca, they're going to finish in the top four. They're on the run of five straight wins at home. I do worry at times, sometimes with a back three, Romero is emotional control, Dyer with his concentration, Longley with a level of consistency. But if Poro and Perisic in the wide areas can get high up the pitch, that's when Spurs are at their best. And there's a front three who can win you the game. Youngman's son got his first goal last weekend. It was his 100th Premier League goal. The first Asian player to do that. Harry Kane got the winner. He got his 23rd Premier League goal of the season. That means only Haaland's got more than the Prince. Bournemouth looking for back-to-back wins for the first time this season in the Premier League. Gary O'Neill names this eleven. Yeah, a little surprising. Two changes to the team that beat Leicester last weekend. Vina comes in in the full-back position. He's on loan from Roma. He makes his first Premier League start. Wondering if he'll be tasked to dealing with Youngman's son from a wide area. They're going to be important when the ball turns over because we know how good Spurs are on the counter-attack. Philip Billings, the main danger man, he's got seven Premier League goals and will drop in to be almost like five in midfield to be difficult to play against. But he will support Dominic Solanke when he can when Bournemouth look to go forward. So away we go. Unbit to make it six home league wins in a row. It would also be six out of six against Bournemouth at home in the Premier League era. And it would give their top four hopes another welcome boost. And it's fair to say that they rode their luck a little here against another south coast side in Brighton a week ago to pick up three precious points. Big decisions went their way. Brighton have done a side for long periods but it's the result that matters at this stage of the season. Stephens again finds Christie who's been in good form recently. Now Tavernier. We saw him curl one in from a similar position against Fulham recently. That one was well blocked. Perisic. Oh, it's a fortunate clearance. It's still not away. Golisiewski had a go. Cushioned header by Son to Perisic. Much more like it this from Spurs. Son fouled by Christie. Free kick to Spurs. Great spell from Spurs. Perisic creating all of the problems but Son, that's where he's very good isn't he? Right and left, just draws the foul in from Christie but down this left-hand side is where they get in a bit of space. That late chop from Perisic and good deliveries and here in the atmosphere it's building. They're playing short in this area which is very, very interesting. When you're in the position you are. Oh, that's a wretched giveaway. Mepham has given that straight to Perisic and the shot from Golisiewski is blocked. Well, Bournemouth are their own worst enemies there. You can't play like that here. I said straight away, when you're looking and thinking, why are they playing like that? It's an awful ball, isn't it? From Mepham, you've got to be sure and when it goes on to this guy's left foot to be very, very careful. Luckily, another block for Bournemouth but they can't find that space to start the movements off. They come into midfield to get turned around and the last two times got caught. It's a lovely run from Perisic, he's in behind here. Beautifully dispatched by Son for his 12th goal of the season and it's yet another goal for him against Bournemouth. The sixth time he's netted against the Cherries and that back line was all over the place of Bournemouth. It was, but they'd had the warning, I said earlier the running side was really good. No pressure on the ball. Perisic doesn't wait on the line, comes inside has the calmness just to look back and there's Son, comes forward and just strokes it into the far corner. It's a really, really top goal. Well-worked quality, great execution and it's that composure there to drag it back and a wonderful goal. The quality of Perisic and the clinical finishing of Son. First time he has netted against Bournemouth since 2018 but he follows up that beauty against Brighton a week ago as his 101st Premier League goal and a perfect start for Tottenham. Here's Harry Kane. First look in the mood here. Far too much space for the forward players and they will punish it. Gets into position, his awareness is good on the half-turn. I'm sure you want to leave that it was a bit closer than I thought. Good, that's a good ball from Rothwell. Could they be in here maybe with Vina? And Christie! Huge opportunity to equalise but he couldn't keep it down. It's a massive chance, great run in behind. Just know you can't touch him once the touch comes across and then as he sets this up Christie gets the strike. Got to hit the target when you come here with that sort of chance. Lerma, Solanke hoping that Christie would read his intentions he didn't. Skip brings it clear. Here goes Son Heung-min. Kane to his right. Son threatening to go all the way. A really good stop from Neto. Son has really hit a rich vein of form hasn't he? That was beautiful football. Once you break away that it's a good pass. That's not what you want as a defender. Son you know can go both ways squares you up. It's the late one here that little touch good strike. Nothing comes to get close but you know you can't dive in with Son. Great effort. Son lovely ball for Harry Kane! And straight at Neto they open them up in the blink of an eye and it's yet again Son and Kane linking up here. Again little nutmeg wonderful from Son Kane's run that arced one anywhere far post just over stretching expect him to score those straight at the goalkeeper that's clever isn't it from Son and the awareness to turn. Solanke good turn. Christie Tavernier back on his left side ideally. Oh it's a great effort fine save from Lloris. Tavernier who curled in a cracker recently against Fulham threatening to do it again here. Exactly what he needed that bit of space it's this extra touch here which is really good execution it just come back a little bit early didn't it? It felt like Lloris was comfortable with that above his head with the old reverse arm. Oh that's a good chance for Bournemouth and they're in his first Premier League start and he's popped up with a crucial goal for the Cherries. Tottenham losing the ball in exactly the wrong area and Gary O'Neill's side making them pay. It's all about the quality the finish and this type of mistake shouldn't happen at this level the press is there and the run is good but it's at this point here very very cool very very composed and it's a wonderful finish Lloris come in and it's just that little ding into the floor into the far corner top top quality good forward run and what about that? Well Poro caught in possession but look at this assist from Solanke inch perfect and then the finish he made that look easy didn't he? Vigna with his first goal for nearly two years that was for Palmeiras the quality of the delivery here it's gone straight to Son off Mepham Kulishevski great looking ball back across goal by Sanchez no one can tuck it away Kulishevski to Son via deflection Son and Neto so nearly wrong footed how relieved is he to have the ball within his grasp very relieved the Spurs just kept them penned in so difficult when Son's on it to get tight to him there's a little deflection right in front of the goalkeeper and is it going to go into the near post but managed to stay out Neto with the chip to Kelly that ricochet works out very well for Solanke Tavernier past Sanchez Solanke would you believe Dom Solanke set up the first and he's just delightfully dinked in the second said it might be the battle of these wingbacks down the areas as it comes across Tavernier he doesn't attack the line he tries to come inside they're open here weren't they just having a little look at it for this finish as he comes across Solanke into the space but it's that touch there Sanchez doesn't know where he is just puts his toe out Solanke gets his rewards for carrying on and what a turnaround in this game as he just produces a great finish similar to the first one into the far post well well what a roar from the away end as Solanke nets his fifth Premier League goal of the season first time he's scored on the road since the 5th of November through to Denjima the angle was always against him it's always about the forward play good pass it's quite a good recovery tackle just to deflect the ball in but play forward play quickly Kane on the half turn again Bournemouth are having a little bit of a tough time at the moment can't get hold of the ball oh given away to Antoinette how sloppy from Spurs and he goes for it as well saved by Lloris what were they doing there Tottenham at the other end Son nearly getting away Huybier calling for Richarlison here Harry Kane to have a go straighter netter he always finds those positions doesn't he he hits it so well with power straight to the goalkeeper again thankful that it is again Romero what was he thinking to take the shot on could he have pulled it back filling in a better position just come on the pitch will give him a little bit of leeway on that oh Denjima his first Premier League goal for Spurs to put a smile on the face of Christians Delaney it's 2-2 what a story he was taught that he possibly could have started the game and he hits it so clean it's a great strike is there a slight deflection is Kane in the line of the goalkeeper after that deflection is he affecting it we'll soon see what VAR think of it well that's a big call isn't it because he's clearly offside Neto with no appeal it's the first line for me where Neto has to step left to have a look at it and at that point when he steps left there for me is where he then comes across and at that point if you're a goalkeeper he's going to say that that is affecting him because he's had to step left to look at it because Kane's in that line it's 2-2 with a minute to go plus stoppage time incredible it's going to be some ending as it comes across the strike's there but wow the noise has changed they've sat in for a long period haven't they Bournemouth and that was always the danger 3 minutes of stoppage time played corner number 8 for Spurs Kane is up and Richarlison heads wide a huge chance for the Brazilian it's a huge chance as you've just said how does he not hit the target no wonder he goes down to his knees it wasn't comfortable it was almost his legs were one way his head was the other it was poor from him big big chance he's wasted it Smith Solanke could there be a chance here for Bournemouth it's a chance for Wataru goal for Bournemouth and he's surely won it for the Cherries in the 5th minute of stoppage time what a finish wow incredible game of football there's a bit of contact there but then as he heads it across he waits he's composed and it's this touch here Wataru just comes on the pitch he takes inside and this is a really really quality finish he came on the right he was playing on the left and coming in on that right hand side and in late stages in the game to have that composure to actually execute a finish like that it's brilliant from the young man who's making all the headlines and they're already going to grow after something like that in the later stages of this game he'd be desperate for that whistle he's putting the pressure on down below waiting for that chance but it is a sensational wow just wow a first ever win for Bournemouth at Tottenham in their history Gary O'Neill what a job he is doing that is four wins in six games for Bournemouth very much survival form they have beaten Tottenham in their own backyard for even more Premier League content from original series to live matches head over to Peacock and be sure to tune in for Premier League mornings every weekend on USA Network and on Peacock we will see you over there