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Live updates from the Vitality Stadium as Bournemouth host Tottenham.
“I really like the character of the team. The players gave everything.
“The second half, I think we were completely on top and kept going even through disappointment and small setbacks, like we’ve said before. I’ve worked very hard with the team on that.
“After the equaliser, I think we are closer to winning than Bournemouth are, with Micky’s header and other good opportunities. So to sit here after conceding in extra time is very painful, very tough, but that’s football.”
Frank on Bergvall’s injury: “I don’t know exactly the update. My initial thought is it’s probably not top with Lucas.
“He’s gone off for the second time in, what was it the Crystal Palace game where he went off I think it was? So yeah.”
On Kudus, Frank says he will know more about the severity of his injury tomorrow.
“That’s football unfortunately. It’s extremely painful to be on the Tottenham side after the game. We put everything into the game, the boys worked really hard, the staff worked hard to come down here and try and get a result.
“We went 1-0 up, conceded two second-phase goals – especially the second one, we have to do much better. Then the second half the character and mentality, the focus to stay in the game and keep going against a difficult counter-attacking team was very pleasing to see.
“I thought we were closer to winning than Bournemouth were.”
Thomas Frank was not too happy after being asked about him being spotted drinking out of a cup with an Arsenal badge on it before the game.
“I definitely didn’t notice it.
“It would be absolutely, completely stupid of me to take a cup with Arsenal on it. Anyone thinking I’ve done that or the staff has done that, they’ve (Arsenal) been in the changing room before us and it’s normal to take a cup and have an espresso, I do that before every game.
“I think it’s actually a little bit sad in football that I need to be asked a question about that. I think we’re definitely going on in the wrong direction if we need to worry about me having a cup with a logo of another club.
“Of course I would never do that (on purpose), that’s completely stupid.”
Antoine Semenyo’s late strike wins it for Bournemouth in what could be his last game for the club. The loss piles more pressure onto Thomas Frank’s Spurs now as well.
What a strike from Antoine Semenyo. His parting gift to Bournemouth fans could be a win over Spurs.
He lines the ball up 25 yards out and fires into the bottom corner.
The ball falls to Semenyo following a Tavernier cross six yards out but Romero is there to challenge and clear. Let off for Spurs.
Nine minutes have been added on here. Will we see a winner?
Marcus Tavenier is off for Bafode Diakite, Alex Jimenez is replaced by Amine Adli.
Rodrigo Bentancur is off with a suspected injury for Archie Gray.
Dorde Petrovic has kept Bournemouth in it!
Micky van de Ven thought he had put Spurs ahead after he headed goalwards from a corner, but the Cherries’ keeper claws the ball away from goal.
An overhead kick from Joao Palhinha has Spurs level.
The ball bounced around the box following a corner and Palhinha rose highest to bicycle kick the ball home. Game on.
After review the referee says there was no foul on van de Ven. No penalty.
The Dutchman is also in the book for dissent.
Micky van de Ven take a bow.
The Dutchman drives down the pitch on a trademark run and goes down in the box.
UPDATE: The referee goes to the monitor to check for a dive.
End to end stuff now.
Semenyo drives down the other and and his cross finds Unal via a deflection from Spence. The strikers shot from close range goes just wide.
How have Spurs not scored there.
Cristian Romero heads a Spurs corner back across goal to Richarlison who hits the post from two yards out.
Joao Palhinha has the ball in space on the edge of the box and his shot goes just wide via a deflection.
Randal Kolo Muani makes way for Richarlison.
Both goalscorers are off for Bournemouth.
Evanilson is off for Eres Unal and David Brooks is on for Junior Kroupi.
Pedro Porro receives a yellow card for bringing down Evanilson who was offside.
Randal Kolo Muani is also in the book for a late challange on Marcos Senesi.
Wilson Odobert drives into the area and his cross deflects to Xavi Simons nicely. The Dutchman catches it well, but his shot is blocked.
Wilson Odobert replaces the injured Lucas Bergvall.
The Swede has gone down off the ball and looks in real discomfort. The Spurs medical team are on the pitch now too.
Wilson Odobert is readying himself to come on now.
Lewis Cook is in the book for catching Djed Spence on the break.
Junior Kroupi gets us back underway for the second half, can Spurs get back into this one?
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