Bournemouth 1-4 Tottenham: The Rooster is still "red"

Bournemouth: Stanislas (7')

Tottenham:Alli (35'), Son (62', 87'), Aurier (90+1')

Compared to the defeat to Juventus in the Champions League, coach Pochettino made three changes for the away trip to Bournemouth. Serge Aurier, Victor Wanyama, Danny Rose came on from the start to replace Kieran Trippier, Eric Dier and Ben Davies.

The disruption on the flanks left Spurs reeling in the early minutes, with Bournemouth exploiting this area as Aurier and Rose were playing less solidly.

Bournemouth warned the visitors in the fourth minute with a lightning counter-attack, which ended with Junior Stanislas hitting the crossbar. But the England winger did not have to regret it for long.

Just three minutes later, Stanislas opened the scoring with a decisive left-footed shot into the corner. In this goal, the away team's defender Rose was unable to stop Adam Smith, allowing this player to cross for Stanislas.

Stanislas opened the scoring quite early.

Stanislas' joy after opening the scoring.

In the lead, Tottenham were at a huge disadvantage when their main striker Harry Kane was injured. In the 34th minute, the striker who has scored 24 goals in the Premier League this season suffered an ankle injury after colliding with goalkeeper Asmir Begovic.

Lamela replaced Kane, but in reality, Son Heung-min was the highest player in attack. The Korean player tried to move wide to create space for his teammates.

Son opened the ball down the wing for Aurier in the 35th minute, and then the Ivorian defender crossed accurately for Dele Alli to rush in and equalize.

Kane injured his ankle and left the field early

Alli leveled the score.

Bournemouth caused Tottenham a lot of trouble with their fast and aggressive play. In the first half, the home team only had 32% possession but had twice as many shots as Spurs (8 compared to 4).

But in the second half, Bournemouth could not maintain their composure against Son Heung-min's excellent form. The Korean striker helped Spurs take a 2-1 lead with a volley in the 62nd minute.

It was Son who ended the home team's hopes with a goal in the 87th minute. The 25-year-old finished off a quick counter-attack by dribbling past goalkeeper Begovic before firing into the empty net. Aurier headed home the winner as the hosts lost their nerve.

Son scored a double.

Aurier completes Tottenham's comeback.

With a convincing 4-1 win, Tottenham took third place on the rankings from Liverpool with 61 points after round 30. However, Kane's injury left a big worry for coach Pochettino and his team as they are facing a sprint race in the Premier League.

144 - The trip to Bournemouth marks Mauricio Pochettino's 144th Premier League game in charge of Tottenham. The Argentine has equalled Harry Redknapp's record for most Premier League games in charge of Spurs. In 144 games for Spurs, Pochettino has won 82, drawn 35 and lost 27.

Line-up

Bournemouth:Begovic, Francis, Cook, Ake, Daniels (Ibe 67'), Smith, Cook, Gosling, Stanislas (Defoe 76'), Mousset (King 67'), Wilson.

Tottenham:Lloris, Aurier, Sanchez, Vertonghen, Rose (Trippier 81'), Dembele, Wanyama, Eriksen, Alli (Sissoko 85'), Son, Kane (Lamela 34').