Dango Ouattara scored a dramatic stoppage-time winner to give Bournemouth a shock 3-2 win at Tottenham that severely dents their hopes of a top-four finish
Arnaut Danjuma's first league goal for Tottenham in the 88th minute looked to have rescued a 2-2 draw for Spurs
But Outarra's fine finish in the 95th minute - moments after Richarlison was close to scoring a winner for the hosts - gave the Cherries a first victory at Tottenham in the Premier League and moved them six points clear of the relegation zone
Heung-Min Son had given Spurs a 14th-minute lead before Bournemouth produced a stunning comeback thanks to Matias Vina's dinked equaliser (38) and Dominic Solanke's composed finish six minutes into the second half
The damaging defeat means Tottenham stay fifth and remain three points off the top four
 Fourth-placed Manchester United have two games in hand, and third-placed Newcastle one game with the Magpies hosting Cristian Stellini's side next Sunday, live on 
Following Aston Villa's thumping 3-0 win over Newcastle, Tottenham had been given extra incentive for the game against Bournemouth, although kick-off was delayed by 15 minutes after the away side arrived late due to traffic
Tottenham made a fast start as Son scored in back-to-back games, finishing low from Ivan Perisic's cut-back
Son looked in the mood for a fourth goal in five matches but he was well denied by Bournemouth goalkeeper Neto from a tight angle
But Spurs were unsettled when the injured Clement Lenglet was replaced by Davinson Sanchez as Pedro Porro gave the ball away from Sanchez's pass to allow Solanke to set up Vina for a 38th-minute equaliser on his first Bournemouth start
Sanchez was then involved in Bournemouth's second as Marcus Tavernier turned him inside out before the defender poked the ball into Solanke's path and the striker superbly chipped past Lloris
Tottenham fans booed Sanchez's next touches and Stellini brought the Colombia defender's 23-minute cameo to an end as he replaced him in the 58th minute with Danjuma
With Spurs 2-1 down there were chants for chairman Daniel Levy to leave, while the fans also sang their support for ex-boss Mauricio Pochettino as the search for a permanent manager continues
Those quietened, however, when Danjuma appeared to have rescued Tottenham a point with a powerful low effort from the edge of the box two minutes from the end of the 90
Spurs came close to grabbing a winner as substitute Richarlison headed wide from a corner in the 94th minute
The Brazil international was then punished for his miss as Spurs were hit on the break with Solanke teeing up Ouattara, who cut inside and curled home into the bottom far corner to spark wild celebrations in the away end
Tottenham acting head coach Cristian Stellini believes "individual mistakes", not tactics are costing his side
Asked why Spurs keep dropping deep when leading, he replied: "It's a habit we have
 It's not the first time
 It's a long time that we do this
"You have to be perfect in the defensive situation but today we were not so perfect because we allowed them to score with two mistakes
"This is a problem
 It's not a tactical problem because it's an individual mistake
"Questioned about the Sanchez substitution and the fans booing the defender, he responded: "I understand it's a tough moment for everyone and we have to analyse this moment
"Everyone needs to analyse how important it is to support a player
 I take the responsibility for the decisions I make
"I thought it was too early in the game to use another striker because we were 1-0 up in the first half
 After when we were 2-1 down I thought it was the moment Davinson has to [come off]
"It was only a tactical decision
 We need to support him because it's a tough moment for him and also for all the team
"Bournemouth boss Gary O'Neil was delighted to see his side overcome their late arrival at the ground due to traffic issues to record an "incredible achievement"
"It was tough," he said on the delayed kick-off
 "We set off from the hotel as usual
 The roads were clear and there was an accident just in front of us so firstly I hope everyone involved is okay
 Then unfortunately we were sat without being to move for 55 minutes
"Then we arrived and people were pushing hard to get us to kick-off at 3
05pm
 Obviously I was pushing hard for us to delay it as long as I could because the lads need their normal preparation time
"I didn't see the rush really so I was pushing hard to get it for safety reasons
 Players need their normal prep
 We can't afford to lose people because they've not managed to warm up properly
"Thankfully we delayed it just enough because the performance of the players was excellent
 To see out the game against such a good side was an incredible achievement
"It was a rollercoaster of a last 10 minutes - it was very up-and-down
 I've settled down now, will enjoy this evening but I've already switched focus on to how I get the group ready for the next one
Tottenham face a huge test of their Champions League qualification credentials when they travel to top-four rivals Newcastle on Sunday April 23, live on ; kick-off 2pm
Meanwhile, Bournemouth host West Ham, also on Sunday April 23; kick-off 2pm
April 23:  (A) - Premier League, kick-off 2pm, live on April 27:(H) - Premier League, kick-off 8
15pmApril 30:  (A) - Premier League, kick-off 4
30pm, live on May 6: (H) - Premier League, kick-off 3pmMay 13:  (A) - Premier League, kick-off 3pmMay 20: (H) - Premier League, kick-off 3pmMay 28: (A) - Premier League, kick off 4
30pmApril 23:  (H) - Premier League, kick-off 2pmApril 27:  (A) - Premier League, kick-off 7
45pmApril 30:  (H) - Premier League, kick-off 2pmMay 6:  (H) - Premier League, kick-off 3pmMay 13:  (A) - Premier League, kick-off 3pmMay 20:  (A) - Premier League, kick-off 3pmMay 28:  (A) - Premier League, kick-off 4
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