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James Maddison scored his first Tottenham goal and delivered an outstanding individual performance as Spurs continued their fine start to life under Ange Postecoglou with victory at Bournemouth.<\/p>\n
Maddison\u2019s opener came at the end of a flowing Spurs move involving Yves Bissouma and Pape Sarr, and arrived just moments after Cherries goalkeeper Neto had kept out another effort from the 26-year-old.<\/p>\n
Spurs carved out the better opportunities before half-time but Richarlison \u2013 who endured a frustrating afternoon \u2013 was unable to open his tally for the season despite finding himself in some excellent goalscoring positions.<\/p>\n
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Bournemouth made a bright start to the second half and Antoine Semenyo nearly followed up his goal at Anfield last weekend with a superb second-half equaliser, but the Ghanaian\u2019s curling effort from the edge of the box flew narrowly wide of the top corner.<\/p>\n
Young full-back Destiny Udogie was the architect of the visitors\u2019 second, playing an excellent one-two with Heung-min Son before cutting the ball back for Dejan Kulusevski, who found the far corner for his first of the campaign.<\/p>\n
Spurs have seven points from their opening three league games, while Bournemouth\u2019s wait for a first win of the season goes on after slipping to a second straight defeat.<\/p>\n
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