Son punishment saves spores from a different defeat

Tottenham scored a dramatic comeback to save a 2-2 draw against Bournemouth after falling back 2-0 in North London.

The cherries seemed to see a significant victory in their chase for the Champions League football, but Posetecoglou resisted in an entertaining collision in the Premier League.

Bournemouth started brightly, pressed up and tested the defense of Spurs from the start. Evanilson and Justin Kluivert forced early parades of Guglielmo Vicario when visitors threatened to counterattack.

Spurs fought to reduce Bournemouth defense and only managed 0.47 expected goals (XG) in the first half.

Her best chances came from half -hearted efforts by Yves Bissoumera and Brennan Johnson, of which no Kepa Arrizabalaga really worried in the goal.

When half continued, Bournemouth’s pressure paid off. Milos Kerkez rose down the left flank in the 42nd minute and delivered Marcus Tavernier, who gave the cherries a deserved lead during the break, a flank from world class.

The home spoke out her frustration when Boos ran around the stadium when the half -time pipe sounded.

Bournemouth started the second half with confidence and thought that they had doubled their lead in the 52nd minute.

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A quick counterattack saw how Tavernier and Antoine-Semenyo build Kluivert, which was beautifully finished. However, Var intervened and excluded the goal for apart in the structure.

The visitors pushed forward again unimpressed and scored their second goal in the 65th minute. Kluivert cleverly played in Evanilson, who achieved a composed finish over Vicario to bring Bournemouth 2-0.

However, Spurs found an answer almost immediately. Lucas Bergvall hit the post before Pape Matar Sarr in the 67th minute with a bold long -distance effort that Kepa caught from his line, withdrew and sought over the stranded goalkeeper to make it 2-1.

With the shift of impulse, Tottenham pressed hard for an equalizer. They continued to test Bournemouth’s backline, with HEUNG-Min son James Maddison and Wilson Odobert blocking all efforts.

Her persistence paid off in the 82nd minute when Maddison played a well -weighted passport into the son, which Kepa brought into the box.

The referee immediately pointed to the spot, and son made no mistake and hit the penalty in the middle to bring Spurs to 2-2.

Both sides had the chance to win it late. Kluivert hit the post for Bournemouth, while Maddison blocked a shot blocked by Kerkez up nearby during Kerkez’s interruption.

Although both teams pushed for a winner, the game with the shared prey ended.