West Ham get the ball rolling and it's game on. Great atmosphere now.

Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Spurs and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

"I've played in a few of these matches and both sets of fans always get going and there are always goals."

The now familiar sight of players from each side mingling together for the France national anthem.

White Hart Lane takes a leaf out of Wembley's book by displaying the lyrics on the big screen. France keeper and Spurs captain Hugo Lloris looks emotional as the Lane bursts into applause. 

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A reminder of today's teams:

Tottenham Hotspur: Lloris, Walker, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Rose, Dier, Alli, Son, Dembele, Eriksen, Kane. Subs: Mason, Vorm, Trippier, Townsend, Onomah, Carroll, Davies.

West Ham: Adrian, Jenkinson, Tomkins, Reid, Cresswell, Kouyate, Noble, Moses, Lanzini, Sakho, Carroll. Subs: Song, Zarate, Ogbonna, Jelavic, Antonio, Spiegel, Oxford.

Referee: Anthony Taylor (Cheshire)

Only West Ham (11) have scored more first half goals than Spurs (10) going into this weekend's fixtures.

And 69% of the goals West Ham have conceded have come in the first half, the highest proportion in the top flight.

Some early goals?

Hammers joint owner David Sullivan has gone for the full Russian outfit today as he wraps up warm. Also in attendance is comedian Michael McIntyre - all the big names are in.

Here come the teams...

Jose Mourinho suggested Tom Cruise at Chelsea (Mission Impossible, get it?) but which character from a film would you like to see at your club? 

Olly, Newcastle: Hasn't Cristiano Ronaldo just brought a film out? Surely that counts? I'd take him at Newcastle... 

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Some refreshing stuff from Slaven Bilic. None of this 'we are a squad' nonsense...

"It's the first time we see how we cope without Dimitri Payet. But we are optimistic. He's our best player but he's not our only player.

"We have options, we can go with two up front with Diafra Sakho or he can go wide. It is not a problem for him.

"It is a special game. It is the London derby for the fans."

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There may well be some of you out there who didn't know that Vinnie Jones was ever a footballer. Scary thought.

About 20 minutes to go at White Hart Lane until kick-off. A sleepy Sunday is about to awaken. We hope...

Jose Mourinho suggested Tom Cruise at Chelsea (Mission Impossible, get it?) but which character from a film would you like to see at your club?     

Mark Warrington: Vinnie Jones at Wimbledon. Wait a minute...

Jay: Forrest Gump for Man Utd. They'll then have someone who can run behind defences (stopping him will be another matter though).

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Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Spurs and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

"This year, Eric Dier has been an integral part of this solid Spurs team. That triangle of Toby Alderweireld, Jan Vertonghen in defence and Dier in defensive midfield, has made Spurs look completely different. 

"Because Dier has the experience of playing at centre-back himself, he knows exactly what those two want from a midfielder. And I wouldn't be surprised if he makes that position his own for England, too."

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West Ham have named a strong attacking line-up today and Andy Carroll is at the heart of the line-up.

Could he still be in contention for a place in Roy Hodgson's Euros squad with a good second half of the season?

He's a unique centre forward if you ask me.

England forward Eniola Aluko: "I was at the Etihad and thought City would win the game. I didn't think Liverpool would deal with Sergio Aguero but it was the opposite. the front four of Liverpool was Barcelona-esque. They had fluidity and looked like they would score every time the came forward. What would Sterling have been like under Klopp?"

Daily Telegraph journalist Henry Winter: "Liverpool are buying into Jurgen Klopp and his tactics. The players adore him, partly for his demeanour but also his reputation. The fans have clearly responded to him."

Ex-Newcastle boss John Carver: "It is nice seeing a manager smiling all the time. When I get my next job I will be more like Mr Klopp. It was  magnificent result. I feel sorry for Brendan Rodgers as everyone is getting on the back of teams pressing. But that is what his team used to do with Suarez, Sturridge, etc. But what Klopp has done is give them a new lease of life."

All over in the early Championship game, where Brighton stretched their unbeaten start to 17 games as they drew with Burnley at Turf Moor.

Bobby Zamora put the visitors in front from close range on 58 seconds after Tomer Hemed's shot hit the bar.

Andre Gray equalised from the penalty spot, his 11th goal of the season, three minutes later after Lewis Dunk pulled Michael Keane's shirt.

Both sides had chances to win it, with Burnley's Chris Long poking the best opportunity wide in injury time.

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Could they do it?

Jose Mourinho suggested Tom Cruise at Chelsea (Mission Impossible, get it?) but which character from a film would you like to see at your club?   

Mark Taylor: Robin Williams as the genie in Aladdin. One wish, make Alex Ferguson 45 years old so we can start all over again.

Danny Johnston: Rocky for Chelsea, they need a true Rock(y) at the back.

Glyn Smith: Danny Dyer, Ray Winstone, Russell Brand. Do we need any more movie stars?

So you're a Hammers fan Glyn, but would they be any good on the pitch?

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Tottenham make one change from the 1-1 draw at Arsenal with forward Son Heung-min coming back into the side following injury. The man he replaces, Erik Lamela, is suspended.

Four England internationals in that team now, including the midfield axis which started against France.

Tottenham starting XI: Lloris, Walker, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Rose, Alli, Dier, Dembele, Eriksen, Son, Kane. 

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West Ham also make one change. Dimitri Payet picked up an injury in the 1-1 draw with Everton and is out for three months so Diafra Sakho starts.

You haven't got a new keeper, Hammers fans - that's Adrian's full name...

West Ham starting XI: Adrian, Jenkinson, Tomkins, Reid, Cresswell, Kouyate, Noble, Moses, Lanzini, Sakho, Carroll.

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We mentioned earlier that West Ham are moving home at the end of this season - and BBC Radio 4 have documented the last season at Upton Park.

Amidst the throng on match day, Alan Dein weaves his way through the streets to chronicle lives enfolded by the stadium.

Listen to the full show here.

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After a stuttering start to the season Harry Kane ha scored six goals in his last four games for Spurs.