Semenyo is set to undergo his City medical on Thursday morning, and will depart with the blessing of everyone at Bournemouth after giving them one last night to remember. On the other hand, Tottenham head coach Thomas Frank has to return to his drawing board once again, with the club winning just two of their last 12 Premier League games. Speaking after the match, he reflected on a disappointing evening, saying: "That's football unfortunately. It's extremely painful to be on the Tottenham side after the game. We put everything into the game, the boys worked really hard, the staff worked hard to come down here and try and get a result. We went 1-0 up, conceded two second-phase goals - especially the second one, we have to do much better. Then the second half the character and mentality, the focus to stay in the game and keep going against a difficult counter-attacking team was very pleasing to see. I thought we were closer to winning than Bournemouth were."
With both Rodrigo Bentancur and Lucas Bergvall also being added to the injury list ahead of the FA Cup clash with Aston Villa on Saturday, the Dane was once again quizzed on the transfer market. He added: "We are very much in the market and working very hard to do what we can to improve the squad. January is a tough window and we only want to get players in if they improve the team."