Matt Upson
Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Vitality Stadium

The way they go forward and the way they spring into attack it is such a change of tempo all the time. I love watching Bournemouth.

Andoni Iraola has coached this team to be such an entertaining side.

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Oasis' Noel Gallagher is among those in the City end, while former cruiserweight boxing world champion Chris Billam-Smith, who comes from Bournemouth, is there cheering on the Cherries.

Can City find the right note in the second half, or will they be counted out of this year's title race?

Moises Caicedo is left in a heap after being clattered by Micky van de Ven. The Spurs skipper wins the ball but it's the follow-through that Caicedo isn't happy with.

Paul Robinson
Former Spurs goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

It's a great save from Kinsky but it's one you'd expect him to make.

Palmer has had a quiet start to the game but he pops up in those spaces between the lines.

It's what we call 'a good height for the goalkeeper' and a good, solid two-handed save.

Spurs defend Chelsea's corner and win a free-kick as Wesley Fofana steps across Pedro Porro and brushes his face.

Peter Gillibrand
BBC Newsbeat

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Middlesborough fan, Dana Malt got the EFL Communications notification through X and “couldn’t believe it”.

Boro are into the Championship play-off finals after Southampton were kicked out over spygate. They’ll now face Hull on Saturday at Wembley for a place in the Premier League and Dana says she’s “buzzing”

She admits though that it’s a “weird” way to get there given they lost in the semi finals against Southampton and she’s “struggling to get her head around it”.

“I can hold my hand up and say, ‘yeah, we probably didn’t deserve to go through’, but then you think about the fact the spying took place… were Boro ever given a fair game, really?”

And as for the away day 250 miles south to London, she’s hopefully going to travel on the club fan coach.

“I was there in 2015, when we were in the playoff (Losing 2-0 to Norwich)… I remember leaving the stadium feeling so heartbroken… it’s everything I’ve wanted since that day – to go back to Wembley and have a chance of watching my football club that I love so much, you know, be successful.”

But Chelsea do win it back after a poor Pedro Porro pass. It's played forward and set for Cole Palmer to hit first time but Antonin Kinsky makes the save.

It's Spurs with all of the ball but they're not exactly rushing with it.

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Spurs' corner isn't cleared by Chelsea. The ball even rolls its way into the hands of Robert Sanchez.

There's unrest among the home fans.

Big chance!

Pedro Porro picks out an absolute beauty of a cross to Destiny Udogie and it smashes off the post.

Roberto De Zerbi will be pleased with this start from Spurs. They look composed, confident and even dangerous in attack.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter

Chelsea striker Liam Delap is getting a rare chance in place of Joao Pedro.

It's a big opportunity for the struggling Englishman who is increasingly being linked with a move away while on a 23-game goal drought.

Safe to say, the 23-year-old could do with adding his second league goal on his 28th Premier League appearance.

Chelsea have lost their last four Premier League home games – they’ve never lost five in a row at Stamford Bridge in their league history.

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Cole Palmer finds Enzo Fernandez before he spins and plays it left to Marc Cucurella but Spurs defend well enough.

Wesley Fofana takes the ball off Mathys Tel before finding Cole Palmer. He spins Palhinha and takes a sore one from the Spurs midfielder.

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Spurs go short to Conor Gallagher before losing the ball.

Pretty inevitable the former Chelsea man would be booed tonight.

Pedro Porro tries to curl a lovely ball through for Richarlison, forcing Jorrel Hato to deal with it and he almost turns it into his own goal.

Corner for Spurs.

Matt Upson
Former Premier League defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Vitality Stadium

Manchester City showed flashes of getting the ball wide, and they had their moments, but nothing really dominant.

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Tim, Chesham: Nice to see Dan telling us Chelsea fans what we think. Chelsea haven't seen Spurs as a rival for decades - because Spurs haven't even been close to challenging for anything.

Al, London: Re: Dan, 19:41, I think Spurs fans think too much of themselves. Chelsea don't look at spurs as their 'greatest rivals' at all. Never have done, never will do.