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Scrappy second half now. Nemanja Matic clatters Christian Eriksen in the centre circle and goes into the book. 

West Ham boss Slaven Bilic makes three changes from the defeat by Tottenham last week. Angelo Ogbonna, midfielder Pedro Obiang and forward Mauro Zarate replace James Tomkins, Mark Noble and Andy Carroll.

West Ham XI: Adrian, Jenkinson, Reid, Ogbonna, Cresswell, Obiang, Kouyate, Zarate, Lanzini, Moses, Sakho 

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West Brom beat Arsenal last time out and boss Tony Pulis makes one enforced change as defender Gareth McAuley replaces the suspended Chris Brunt.

West Brom XI: Myhill, Dawson, McAuley, Olsson, Evans, Morrison, Fletcher, Yacob, McClean, Sessegnon, Rondon.

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A change for Spurs then, the crocked Ryan Mason replaced by Erik Lamela. A change of role for Moussa Dembele who will drop back alongside Eric Dier. 

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The heatmap is rather cold for touches of the ball inside the opposition penalty area.

Today's front men Harry Kane of Tottenham and Chelsea's Eden Hazard have managed just one touch each inside the box they are attacking.

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54 mins

Tottenham 0-0 Chelsea

Eden Hazard is back with us after a spot of treatment and now Tottenham attack well, Ryan Mason overlaps on the right and cuts inside Kurt Zouma. He crumbles to the deck and the replay shows that he went over nastily on his ankle.

The stretcher is called for but the England man is able to limp off. 

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Crunch! You can't challenge like that any more, as Jan Vertonghen steams into the back of Eden Hazard on the halfway line. A clear booking. Hazard had toed the ball away.

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Eden Hazard, Willian and Oscar form a triangle, isosceles, on the left of the Spurs box. Too close together?

But they do work it out and win a free-kick. Willian whips it in and Kurt Zouma is close to meeting it, but it bounces away from him and Hugo Lloris pouches the ball. 

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Very scrappy start to the second half as the wind does seem to be making life difficult. Spurs then have a strangled penalty appeal shouted down, a volleyed cross did hit Oscar on the forearm.

Back under way at a blustery White Hart Lane. One change at half-time, in the seats behind the dugouts Diego Costa is now wearing a bobble hat. Solid choice. 

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Jose Mourinho takes his seat in the Chelsea dugout, here we go...

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In the final of the Davis Cup Andy Murray has just taken the first set from David Goffin.

If tennis is your bag you can watch and follow that one here.

Foul count today: 

Spurs 7, Chelsea 2

Celtic are seven points clear at the top as it stands in Scotland thanks to an early goal from Callum McGregor.

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I would say that Chelsea's change in approach has been a success, they have certainly carried more of a threat than in other games of late. But at the same time they didn't have a shot on target and you could argue that Diego Costa may have netted the header that Eden Hazard put over.

Not easy, this management game...

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This is only the second time this season than Chelsea have failed to attempt a shot on target in the first half of a Premier League game (also 0 v Man City away in August).  

And there's the half-time whistle. 

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Oooof! A really heavy challenge from Kyle Walker on Cesar Azpilicueta, that's a booking. And Harry Kane also caught Cesc Fabregas with the point of his arm too. Kane is on a booking and needs to be careful. 

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