Lovely stuff from Aaron Lennon. The winger nutmegs Ben Davies, pulls the ball back to Arouna Kone on the edge of the penalty area but his shot is blocked by Jan Vertonghen.

At the other end, Christian Eriksen's speculative low strike is deflected wide for a corner. It comes to nothing.

Robbie Savage
Former Leicester midfielder on Radio 5 live

"That is the first time in 21 minutes that Everton have been in Spurs' final third. It was great centre-forward play by Lukaku to hold off the centre-half, head the ball down into the path of Lennon, who controls with his chest and catches it on the half-volley."

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Spurs have totally dominated but are behind.

That was Everton's first shot and their first touch inside Tottenham's final third.

You have to take your chances...

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Everton's touch map also tells a story. No touches inside the final third.

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The wall does its job.

Erik Lamela curls the ball against a blue shoulder and Everton clear.

Free-kick for Spurs 20 yards out.

Seamus Coleman denies Erik Lamela but Gareth Barry is penalised for a high foot on Christian Eriksen.

Chance...

Robbie Savage
Former Leicester midfielder on Radio 5 live

"As an attacking threat Everton are offering absolutely nothing and they should be 1-0 down from Harry Kane's shot.

"Spurs are a confident team and you can see that in the way they playing."

A glance at the average positions of both teams shows Tottenham's dominance.

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Someone needs to tell Everton the aim is to keep hold of the ball.

This time, Ramiro Funes Mori gives the ball sloppily away inside his own half. Fortunately for him, Dele Alli's first touch is heavy and Everton clear.

Everton playing like the away team.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Goodison Park

Tottenham have started much greater momentum at a subdued Goodison Park. Everton seem content to let Mauricio Pochettino's side have the ball - and very dangerous game.

It has already needed one fine piece of defending from Seamus Coleman to stop a dangerous cross into the six-yard area and Harry Kane will be asking himself how that shot stayed out after hitting the post.

Harry Kane thought that was in.

The England striker collects the ball some 30 yards out. Nothing looks on, but he glances up, takes a little backlift and strikes a fierce low shot past goalkeeper Tiom Howard and against the inside of the post.

The ball bounces back across goal and out. Everton need to wake up.

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People moan about a lack of English talent.

No such complaints in midfield in this match.

Lovely move by Spurs down the left as Erik Lamela threatens to get in, but his pass lets him down.

All Tottenham early on. Kyle Walker has a speculative shot from 20 yards blocked before Dele Alli sees a pass go astray 20 yards out.

Everton giving the visitors plenty of space - too much.

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So close to an opener for Spurs.

Kyle Walker drills in a low cross from the right, Dele Alli ghosts in at the far post and looks certain to tap home but Seamus Coleman slides in to clear.

Brilliant defending.

A good noise being made by the away contingent.

You can sense a really feeling of belief among Tottenham fans.

Scrappy start from both.

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Under way at Goodison. 

Can Spurs really win the title? This is a huge test of their credentials.

Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender

"Spurs need to buy some cover for Harry Kane. Any loss of form or injury for him would hit them very hard because they are nowhere near the same team without him."