Tempers flared during Tottenham’s 3-1 win against Bournemouth, with a heated exchange between the coaching staff. Tottenham bounced back from their previous 4-2 defeat to Brighton with goals from Pape Matar Sarr, Heung-min Son, and Richarlison. Despite securing a crucial win, the match was not without its controversies. Late in the game, Bournemouth’s Alejo Veliz suffered an injury, prompting Tottenham’s manager Ange Postecoglou and player Giovani Lo Celso to signal for him to receive treatment. 
Tottenham beat Bournemouth 3-1 – Getty image This action seemed to have provoked a reaction from a member of the Bournemouth coaching staff, leading to a confrontation on the touchline. The situation escalated further when Bournemouth’s manager, Andoni Iraola, intervened and appeared to push his colleague aside during the altercation. The incident resulted in heated arguments between the two teams, with Postecoglou and Lo Celso receiving bookings. Despite the off-field drama, Tottenham managed to maintain their focus and secure the win, ending the year on a high note.
Bournemouth beat Manchester united 3-0 Meanwhile, Boos resonated at halftime as the home team failed to capitalize on opportunities, and matters worsened in the second half when Philip Billing, a Bournemouth substitute, headed in the second goal. Marcos Senesi extended the lead to three with a header from a corner just minutes later. The defeat marks United’s seventh league loss of the season, raising concerns for manager Erik ten Hag. With a crucial week ahead, including a must-win Champions League clash against Bayern Munich and a high-stakes match against Liverpool, United faces significant challenges. 
Romain Faivre playing for Lorient. Source: Getty The former France Under-21 international was a regular starter for Lorient, contributing five goals and three assists in 17 games. Lyon have stated that they have a 10% sell-on clause on the 25-year-old, who made 28 competitive appearances for Les Gones. Commenting on the new signing, Bournemouth chief executive Neill Blake told the club’s official website: “It’s great for the club to have secured such a talent in Romain. He’s a player we’ve been monitoring for a number of years since his move to Brest, and we were particularly impressed with his progress while on loan at Lorient. 
Romain Faivre celebrates a goal scored for Lorient. Source: Getty “We wish him all the best for the coming season and look forward to seeing him continue his development.” The Cherries will be able to keep a close eye on Faivre’s progress, due to the fact that Bournemouth owner Bill Foley is a minority shareholder at Lorient. Lorient were keen to keep hold of Faivre for another season and have utilised their relationship with Cherries to facilitate the move. Foley, who is keen to pursue a multi-club ownership model, purchased a 33% stake in the Ligue 1 club earlier this year. Faivre on the other hand, is the second player to move between Bournemouth and Lorient since Foley completed his purchase of both clubs. Faivre, who turned 25 today, July 14, joined Lyon in January 2022 from Brest following three years at AS Monaco, where he mainly played for the reserve team. 
Arsenal conceded just nine seconds into the game and were pushed further behind following another goal from Bournemouth in the early minutes of the second half. The Gunners however came from two goals down to win 3-2 in dramatic fashion thanks to a 97th minute goal from Reiss Nelson. The win restored Arsenal’s five-point lead at the top of the Premier League. Arteta who spoke to reporters after the match said; 
“It’s probably the loudest and the most emotional moment that we have lived together. The journey that we’ve been on together and how the supporters and the players are gliding together. Adding into that moment, it’s really special. “Winning four games in the Premier League is very difficult and we have done three in a week, which is even harder. We have done it in various ways and that should generate more belief. Today a lot of things went against the team.” 