Bournemouth welcome Tottenham with Andoni Iraola searching for his first win since overcoming Nottingham Forest back on the 26th October.

The Cherries have lost six of their 11 matches since that triumph, though have picked up points against sides like Manchester United and Chelsea.

Tottenham dropped points again at home against Sunderland last time out, increasing the pressure on Thomas Frank, who is becoming more and more unpopular with an impatient Tottenham fanbase.

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📈 Bournemouth v Tottenham Form & Stats

Bournemouth put in a valiant performance against Arsenal at home last time out, but it wasn’t enough to stop the Gunners from earning all three points at the Vitality Stadium. Bournemouth showcased their strongest qualities in that game, pressing high up the pitch and ending up with a decent shot count of 15, one of the highest totals that the Gunners have faced this term.

Bournemouth's form has been really poor over the last few months, with Iraola’s side without a win since the end of October. For context, Burnley have endured a similar run since that stage of the season, so it’s no exaggeration to say that Bournemouth have been producing relegation form over the last few weeks. That being said, it’s obvious that Iraola has a clear game plan, and the Cherries have tended to save their best performances for the bigger clubs in the division.

Tottenham’s recent form hasn’t been much better than Bournemouth’s, with Thomas Frank leading his side to just one win from their last five matches across all competitions. Tottenham’s main struggles have come at home this term, with the Lilywhites picking up 18 of their 17 points on the road this season.

Tottenham’s home form really isn’t good enough; two wins from their 10 matches in front of their home fans is comparable to the home form of sides like Wolves and Burnley. They’ve also scored more goals on the road than they have at home this season (16-12), though a sustainable method of chance creation still evades Tottenham with the Lilywhites still missing their key creative players such as Maddison and Kulusevski.

📔 Bournemouth v Tottenham Formation & Team News

Bournemouth lineup in an aggressive 4-2-3-1 shape, often allowing one of the midfielders in the pivot to go and join the attack and pressing structure. Opposition sides have become more wise to Bournemouth’s aggressive press this season, and often put an extra player in midfield, or go direct, to get around the effectiveness of Bournemouth’s pressing strategy.

Fatigue has also been a factor in Bournemouth’s pressing structure not being as effective as it was last season. The Cherries struggle to maintain the lofty energy levels required to play in this way throughout the 90 minutes, leading to moments where Iraola’s side are tired and can’t get back into an effective defensive shape. I do think Bournemouth will continue to take these risks, despite the downturn in form, with Tottenham certainly being vulnerable to a high level of intensity at the moment.

Tottenham will continue to lineup in a 4-2-3-1 shape under Thomas Frank, though this lacks the intensity and running power of the Bournemouth side. Tottenham look far too static when they are in possession, which is the perfect scenario for Bournemouth to take advantage of here. Chance creation is also a big issue for the Spurs; they rank 17th in the league for xG (19.2) and 15th in the league for shots on target per game (3.40).

These metrics tell us that Tottenham are really poor in the final third right now, and are relying on set pieces or moments of magic to find a way to score. Thomas Frank can lean on the excuse of being without Maddison and Kulusevski for now, but Tottenham should still be creating more chances with the quality of players they have within their ranks.

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