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Oliver Boast brace leads Tottenham Under-18s to 3-1 victory over Bournemouth

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Tottenham Hotspur Under-18s beat Bournemouth 3-1, with Oliver Boast scoring a brace. The win marked a return to winning ways for Spurs, who had taken one point from their last two games. Boast scored in the 7th minute and again from the penalty spot in the 54th minute. The visitors took charge of the game after the break.

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Tottenham Hotspur Under-18s beat Bournemouth 3-1, with Oliver Boast scoring a brace. The win marked a return to winning ways for Spurs, who had taken one point from their last two games. Boast scored in the 7th minute and again from the penalty spot in the 54th minute. The visitors took charge of the game after the break.

The match was a mixed performance according to Spurs boss Jamie Carr, who was pleased to see his side win again. Bournemouth goalkeeper Aidan Guanchez cleared a Boast shot off the line, and Spurs had chances to win by more, with Zach Melin tipping away a strike from George Jobling and Cayon Hanson making a vital late block.

Carr praised his defence on set plays but warned against errors on the ball, stating that eliminating individual errors in decision making would help the team moving forward. The win sets Spurs up nicely for a trip to Newcastle in the cup next week, according to Carr. Bournemouth scored a consolation goal with 14 minutes left after Leyland Waite robbed Spurs captain Tyler Tingey inside the box.

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Tottenham Hotspur Under 18s boss Jamie Carr was glad to see his side win again on Saturday. Heading into their first meeting with Bournemouth, Spurs had taken one point from their last two games. Speaking to Tottenham Hotspur media after the 3-1 win, Carr said, “First of all, it was pleasing to get back to winning ways. From a general performance point of view, it was a bit of a mixed one.” Even so, Spurs wasted no time taking the lead at the Cherries’ new training ground. Just seven minutes in, Oliver Boast met Ollie Salter across from the right to finish at the near post.

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