Tottenham saved a 2-2 draw with a dramatic return against Bournemouth after falling 2-0 in northern London in northern London.
The cherries looked for a vital victory in the championship football champion, but Ange Postecoglou’s side embarked on the Premier League entertainment conflict.
Bournemouth began bright, pressing high and testing the defense of Spurs from the beginning. Evalilson and Justin Kluivert forced wound savings from Guglielmo Vicario as visitors threatened to a counter -attack.
The Spurs struggled to break the defense of Bournemouth -Ai managed only 0.47 expected goals (xg) in the first half.
Their best chances came from the half -conscious efforts of Yves Bissouum and Brennan Johnson, of which no one really tormented Kep Arizabalaga in the goal.
As half wore, Bournemouth paid the pressure. Milos Kerkez landed a series of left flank in the 42th minute and delivered a world class cross to Marcus Tavernier, who flew home to bring the cherry to a well -deserved lead on the break.
The homemade crowd expressed her frustration as Boos rang around the stadium when he sounded a whistle at halftime.
Bournemouth began confidence in the second half and thought they had doubled the lead in the 52nd minute.
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The fast counterattack saw a waiter and Antoine Semenyo combined himself to set Kluivert, who finished nicely. However, VAR intervened, excluding the goal of the off -upgrade.
Missing, visitors pressed forward again and others scored their second goal in the 65th minute. Kluivert played wisely in Evanilson, who threw out his assembled finish over Vicario to put Bournemouth 2-0 in front.
The Spurs, however, found the answer almost immediately. Lucas Bergvall hit the post before Pope Matar Sarr withdrew one in the 67th minute with a brave effort of a remote range that Kepa caught from his line, crossing the stranded goalkeeper to score 2-1.
With the movement of the momentum, Tottenham pressed the equalizer strongly. They continued to test Baurnemouth’s background, with Heung-Mom’s son James Maddison and Wilson Odobert, who saw the efforts blocked.
Their perseverance paid off in the 82th minute when Maddison played a well -recessed passage to his son, which Kepa knocked down in the box.
The judge immediately pointed to the place, and the son was not wrong, inserting it coldly by inserting a penalty in the middle to bring the Spurs level to 2-2.
Both sides had a chance to win it late. Kluivert reached a place for Bournemouth, while Maddison saw Kerkez blocked at the time of stopping Kerkez.
Despite the fact that both teams encouraged the winner, the game ended with the division of Pills.
