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Tottenham Hotspur managed to escape with a hard-fought point in their Premier League clash with Bournemouth, clawing back from a two-goal deficit to secure a dramatic 2-2 draw. Despite a sluggish start that saw them under intense pressure early on, Ange Postecoglou’s side found a way to respond in the latter stages of the match, thanks to Pape Matar Sarr and a late Son Heung-min penalty.Bournemouth set the tempo from the opening whistle, forcing Spurs goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario into action within the first few minutes. The Italian shot-stopper had to be alert to deny Evanilson and Justin Kluivert as Tottenham struggled to settle. However, the visitors’ relentless pressure eventually paid off just before halftime when Marcus Tavernier turned in Milos Kerkez’s precise cross to give Bournemouth a well-deserved lead.The second half began with more frustration for Spurs as Justin Kluivert found the back of the net, only to see his goal ruled out. But Bournemouth would not be denied for long, as Evanilson doubled their advantage in the 65th minute, finishing off a swift attacking move that left the Spurs defense scrambling.Just when it seemed Tottenham were on the verge of a home defeat, Pape Matar Sarr breathed life into the contest, pouncing on a fortunate rebound to cut the deficit. With momentum shifting, Spurs pressed forward, and their efforts were rewarded when Son Heung-min kept his cool to convert a late penalty, securing an unlikely point for the hosts.Here’s how the Tottenham players fared in a game that showcased both their vulnerabilities and resilience:

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