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Bournemouth vs Tottenham combines Tottenham’s stronger historical reference with Bournemouth’s capacity to turn the venue into a source of disruption. Tottenham won 5–1 in October 2015 and 5–0 at Wembley in December 2018, while Bournemouth answered 1–0 at home in May 2019 and December 2024. Bournemouth also won 1–0 away on 30 August 2025 and 3–2 at home on 7 January 2026. A new meeting will test whether the challenger can keep changing the script.
Past matches, Bournemouth vs Tottenham
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Bournemouth
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17G
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6D
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7M
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15D
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18D
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21F
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26F
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44D
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50F
Tottenham Substitutes
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G
31
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D
3
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D
4
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F
9
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M
14
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F
28
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D
33
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F
44
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M
68
Match events
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5'⚽M. Tel Normal Goal (Asst: X. Simons)
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22'⚽Evanilson Normal Goal (Asst: M. Tavernier)
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36'⚽E. J. Kroupi Normal Goal (Asst: M. Senesi)
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43'Antoine Semenyo Yellow Card
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51'Lewis Cook Yellow Card
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52'L. Cook Yellow Card
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57'W. Odobert L. Bergvall
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60'Pedro Porro Yellow Card
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61'Randal Kolo Muani Yellow Card
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64'E. Unal Evanilson
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64'D. Brooks E. J. Kroupi
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64'D. Brooks E. J. Kroupi
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64'E. Unal Evanilson
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67'Richarlison R. Kolo Muani
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73'Micky van de Ven Penalty cancelled
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75'Micky van de Ven Yellow Card
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77'Álex Jiménez Yellow Card
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78'⚽J. Palhinha Normal Goal
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86'A. Gray R. Bentancur
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87'B. Diakite M. Tavernier
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87'A. Adli A. Jimenez
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90'⚽A. Semenyo Normal Goal (Asst: D. Brooks)
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90' +10V. Milosavljevic A. Semenyo
Stats for this game
Matchup Bournemouth VS Tottenham
Tottenham provide the historical benchmark
Tottenham’s stronger reference is built on several large victories. They won 5–1 at Bournemouth on 25 October 2015, 4–0 at home on 15 April 2017 and 5–0 at Wembley on 26 December 2018. Their 3–2 away win on 30 November 2019 and 2–0 success at Bournemouth on 26 August 2023 show that the advantage has not depended solely on one venue or one type of match.
Bournemouth have made the answer harder
Bournemouth have supplied significant reversals. Their 1–0 home win on 4 May 2019 provides a clear counterexample, and a 1–0 victory at home on 5 December 2024 was followed by a 1–0 away win on 30 August 2025. Bournemouth then beat Tottenham 3–2 at the Vitality Stadium on 7 January 2026, while the teams had drawn 2–2 in north London on 9 March 2025. Those results give the fixture a useful tension: Tottenham’s established edge remains the reference, yet Bournemouth have shown they can impose a different outcome in either ground. A future meeting will test which version of the contest emerges.