Bournemouth stun Spurs with last-gasp winner


Dominic Solanke scores for Bournemouth against Tottenham
Dominic Solanke scored Bournemouth’s second goal of the game

Substitute Dango Ouattara scored a stoppage-time winner as Bournemouth boosted their Premier League survival hopes with a stunning victory at Tottenham.

Son Heung-min opened the scoring for the hosts in the first half before Uruguay left-back Matias Vine marked his first Premier League start with a deserved equaliser for Bournemouth.

The Cherries looked set to clinch all three points after Dominic Solanke put them in front early in the second half, only for Arnaut Danjuma to come off the bench and equalise against his former club on 88 minutes.

Fellow Spurs substitute Richarlison then sent a free header wide deep into stoppage time and, moments later, the visitors went up the other end and Ouattara netted a dramatic winner.

Kick-off was delayed by 15 minutes after Bournemouth’s coach got stuck in traffic following a crash, but the Cherries were fully prepared to fight back after Son swept in Ivan Perisic’s cutback.

Vina, a January loan signing from Roma, equalised after a high press allowed the visitors to win the ball back deep in the hosts’ half, before Solanke dinked in his fifth league goal of the season.

Dutch winger Danjuma fired into the bottom corner from the edge of the box to set up a rousing finale as Spurs hunted a win which would have moved them level on points with Newcastle and Manchester United.

Bournemouth suffered an agonising late defeat at Arsenal last month, but Burkina Faso forward Ouattara fired home his first Premier League goal to ensure it was a triumphant return to north London.

After winning at relegation rivals Leicester last week to climb out of the bottom three, the Cherries are now six points clear of the drop zone in 14th while Spurs remain fifth.

More to follow.

Player of the match

OuattaraDango Ouattara

AFC Bournemouth

  1. Squad number11Player nameOuattara

  2. Squad number25Player nameSenesi

  3. Squad number32Player nameAnthony

  4. Squad number15Player nameA Smith

  5. Squad number9Player nameSolanke

  6. Squad number10Player nameChristie

  7. Squad number29Player nameBilling

  8. Squad number18Player nameViña

  9. Squad number16Player nameTavernier

  10. Squad number6Player nameMepham

  11. Squad number3Player nameStephens

  12. Squad number5Player nameKelly

  13. Squad number14Player nameRothwell

  14. Squad number8Player nameLerma

  15. Squad number13Player nameNeto

Line-ups

Tottenham

Formation 3-4-2-1

  • 1Lloris
  • 17Romero
  • 15Dier
  • 34LengletSubstituted forD Sánchezat 35′minutesSubstituted forDanjumaat 58′minutes
  • 23Porro
  • 5Højbjerg
  • 4SkippSubstituted forRicharlisonat 77′minutes
  • 14PerisicBooked at 58mins
  • 21Kulusevski
  • 7Son Heung-min
  • 10Kane

Substitutes

  • 6D Sánchez
  • 9Richarlison
  • 16Danjuma
  • 20Forster
  • 25Tanganga
  • 29Sarr
  • 40Austin
  • 45Devine
  • 77Abbott

Bournemouth

Formation 3-4-2-1

  • 13Neto
  • 6Mepham
  • 3StephensBooked at 45mins
  • 5Kelly
  • 16TavernierSubstituted forOuattaraat 79′minutes
  • 14Rothwell
  • 8Lerma
  • 18ViñaSubstituted forA Smithat 49′minutes
  • 10ChristieBooked at 45minsSubstituted forAnthonyat 66′minutes
  • 29BillingSubstituted forSenesiat 79′minutes
  • 9Solanke

Substitutes

  • 1Travers
  • 4L Cook
  • 11Ouattara
  • 15A Smith
  • 21Moore
  • 24Semenyo
  • 25Senesi
  • 27Zabarnyi
  • 32Anthony

Referee:
Andy Madley

Attendance:
61,369

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