Tottenham missed the chance to guarantee themselves a top four finish on Saturday afternoon.
They were beaten 1-0 by Bournemouth, who scored the winner in injury time through Nathan Ake.
Spurs also had Son Heung-Min and Juan Foyth sent off for poor challenges, with both being shown straigh red cards.
It's far from ideal preparation for the north Londoners Champions League semi-final with Ajax on Wednesday night.
Bournemouth keeper Mark Travers was named man of the match afterwards, on his Premier League debut. The Kildare-native, who played youth soccer with Cherry Orchard and Shamrock Rovers, was recently called up by Ireland manager Mick McCarthy.
Mutual respect for today's man of the match 👊👊👊@marktravers40 what a debut 🙌#BOUTOT // #afcb 🍒 pic.twitter.com/4ASOUjII3O
— AFC Bournemouth (@afcbournemouth) May 4, 2019
