Son Heung-min gets a standing ovation as he comes off - on comes Clinton Njie. 

Palace chuck on Jordon Mutch for James McArthur in midfield, a bit of sparkle in the centre perhaps.

It's Spurs who counter well this time though, Dele Alli ignoring team-mates in the centre - like Son - to shoot from the left. But unlike Son, he fired wide. 

Dan Irvine: Three goals in his last two Spurs games. Take a bow, Son.

Seriously though now, OK? No more Son puns...Yeah?..

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Anthony Martial and Wayne Rooney both start for Manchester United .

Liverpool start with both Christian Benteke and Daniel Sturridge.

Follow build-up to Liverpool v Norwich here.

Follow build-up to Southampton v Manchester United here.

What an impact by Son Heung-min. He had plenty to do when he picked the ball up (in the 7 shirt) but drove on and buried the ball.

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White Hart Lane bouncing now as Spurs look to see this one out.  

Bradley Allen
Former QPR striker on BBC London 94.9

"The prediction before the game was that Crystal Palace can play counter-attacking football, but Son Hueng-min offers that for Spurs. 

"The ball seemed to squirm through Alex McCarthy's legs at the near post. Maybe he could have done better. But Spurs fans won't care."

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The second-half heat maps (Tottenham left) show how much the hosts are on top.

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Bradley Allen
Former QPR striker on BBC London 94.9

"What an amazing save by Hugo Lloris. How many times did we say that last season? Tremendous goalkeeping. 

"Brede Hangeland then got a run on his marker and was very close to scoring - he just jumped too early and mistimed his header."

Dane playmaker Christian Eriksen is on for his first appearance in a month, he replaces Nacer Chadli to huge applause. 

What a hit! What a save!

Pape Souare's left-wing cross runs through to Bakary Sako at the far post, he absolutely drills in a half volley which Hugo Lloris turns, one-handed, on to the post. Brilliant!

Christian Eriksen is now out warming up for Spurs, looks like a late goal may be on the agenda after all.

Palace have not threatened at all since half-time. Hang on...

Bradley Allen
Former QPR striker on BBC London 94.9

"I think Alan Pardew needs to make further changes. His team have had nothing at all and they look like they're tiring. 

"Spurs can break them if they just keep passing the ball. There's still plently of time left, even it is a late winner."

Into the last half hour. Spurs undeniably on top but do they look like scoring? Not very often.

This is where they have relied on Gareth Bale or Christian Eriksen for a late match-winner in recent times...

Plenty of possession and attacking intent from Tottenham but, so far, to no avail...

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Bradley Allen
Former QPR striker on BBC London 94.9

"The assistant referee was pretty certain - Harry Kane was offside for the initial shot, and he was still hanging around as Ben Davies got his head to the ball. Good decision from the officials."

Well it nearly worked! Left-back Ben Davies heads into the net after Son Heung-min had a shot well saved, but the offside flag was raised against Harry Kane. Kane was heavily involved in preventing Brede Hangeland from clearing so that's a correct call for me. 

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The tempo is drifting out of this game, into the sort of game I've seen from Spurs at home pretty often over the last few years. Lots of the ball, but not too much danger. 

If that doesn't encourage a Spurs goal, nothing will...