Tottenham vs Bournemouth

This afternoon's comeback was the 26th different time that Tottenham Hotspur have been 2+ goals down in a Premier League match and came back to salvage at least a point (W9 D17), with only Manchester United doing so on more occasions in the history of the competition (30).

No team has scored more open play goals assisted by crosses in the Premier League this season than Bournemouth’s eight, with three of those being assisted by Milos Kerkez.

Only Liverpool (35) and Arsenal (26, prior to playing Man Utd later today) have picked up more points away from home than Bournemouth in the Premier League this season (23), whilst only Liverpool (38) have scored more goals on the road than Bournemouth (30), with the Cherries netting 30+ goals away from home in a single Premier League campaign for the first time ever this season.

Tottenham have won six of their seven Premier League home games against Bournemouth, with the exception being a 3-2 loss in April 2023.

Following their 1-0 win at the Vitality Stadium in December, Bournemouth are looking to complete their first ever league double over Spurs.

Tottenham have lost seven Premier League home games this season – it’s their joint-most in a 38-game season in the competition (level with 1996-97), while only in 1993-94 have they lost more (9).

Bournemouth have lost three of their last four Premier League games (W1) as many as they had in their previous 18 (W10 D5). They’ve lost their last two league games against Wolves and Brighton, last losing three in a row in May 2024.

Only Brentford’s Gtech Community Stadium (56) has seen more Premier League goals in 2024-25 than the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (52 – F28 A24), despite Spurs averaging 0.8 goals across their four home games in 2025, compared to 2.5 in their first 10 of the season.