Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Spurs & England midfielder on 5 live

"Dele Alli is so calm in those situations, he waits for the run of Harry Kane and it is a lovely save from Boaz Myhill. Beautiful play by Dele Alli. West Brom fortunate not to be a goal down."

How has Harry Kane not scored?! I'll tell you how - Boaz Myhill. The striker and Dele Alli combine, with the latter timing his pass perfectly to put the former in on goal but somehow the keeper gets a hand to his shot to push it on to the inside of the far post.

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Close! Christian Eriksen whips the free-kick over the wall and towards the bottom corner but Boaz Myhill gets a hand to take it behind for a corner.

From the resulting delivery, Toby Alderweireld has a sniff but doesn't threaten the goal.

West Brom haven't touched the ball yet. Spurs start with a high tempo, shifting the ball from left to right, looking for an opening. Alli is tripped 25 yards from goal. Free-kick. A potentially dangerous one as well.

Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Spurs & England midfielder on 5 live

"You can already see some of the issues West Brom are going to face. They are trying to press high but this Spurs defence is so comfortable on the ball. If they keep pressing high Spurs will pick them off."

Tottenham's first attack comes to nothing as Kyle Walker's deep cross beats everyone and skips out of play.

We are under way. Leicester have done their bit. Over to you Spurs...

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Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Spurs & England midfielder on 5 live

"Tottenham are more excited about the title challenge than fearful. It is an unbelievable trait put in players from the management. The players can't wait to get out there and perform in front of these fans."

You've also been getting in touch on text to tell us what song would sum up your team's season...

Ceredig: What about 'Life is a Roller Coaster' by Ronan Keating for LFC's season!

George Applepark: As a Sunderland fan I think "I'm a Survivor" would have to be up there after the last few seasons, and hopefully we can make Destiny's Child's lyrics a reality again. "I'm not gone give up, I'm not gone stop, keep on surviving." Ha'way the lads!!   

Joe Reavill, Milton Keynes: Ranieri's soundtrack at the start of the season should have been "Have faith in me" by A Day To Remember. 

Former Spurs manager Gerry Francis is in the house. You have to admire the man's commitment to the mullet. Meanwhile, the players are in the tunnel. Kick-off in five minutes.

Anyone backing the Baggies tonight? Very few of you, I bet. But Albion boss Tony Pulis reckons his side's performances at the bigger teams this season gives them plenty of hope.

"We've played quite well against bigger sides away from home. The Arsenal game was disappointing - we didn't turn up. We want a reaction from the players today. 

"With the Premier League being the most competitive league in the world, we have to hold the flag up and put in a performance for everyone's sake - not just for Leicester's sake. That's what I've been beating into the players this week."

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If Tottenham needed any more motivation ahead of tonight's game, they need only have a read of the words spoken by Eden Hazard this weekend.

Chelsea still have both Tottenham and Leicester to play so could well have a big say in the title race and Blues midfielder Hazard has made it pretty clear who he and his team-mates would like to lift the trophy at the end of the season...

"The fans, the club, the players, we don't want Tottenham to win the Premier League," Hazard, 25, told BBC's Match of the Day programme.

"We hope for Leicester because they deserve to be champions this season.

"We have a good game next week against Tottenham and if we can beat them it will be good."

Conor McNamara
BBC Radio 5 live commentator

"There it goes again. Down another foxhole.

"Hunt as they might, every time Tottenham glimpse the title, it disappears in the flash of a brushy tail.

"The chase remains thrilling and Pochettino's litter still have the scent in their nostrils. Spurs have scored more goals than Leicester and also conceded fewer. They've become scintillating to watch.

"Consistency brings titles. Tottenham were winless in their opening four games of the season. How they must wish they began as strongly as they are finishing.

"The stakes are huge. If Tottenham lose to West Brom, Leicester would only need two more points to guarantee the title."

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As the Premier League's top two teams, it is only fitting that Tottenham and Leicester cleaned up last night's PFA awards do.

City forward Riyad Mahrez walked away with the Player of the Year award following 17 goals and 11 assists in 34 league games so far this season. Tottenham forward Harry Kane was second, with Foxes forward Jamie Vardy third in the voting.

Spurs midfielder Dele Alli, 20, was named PFA Young Player of the Year having scored 10 times in 32 top-flight games. He's just taken part in a small on-pitch ceremony to show off his trophy as well.

We asked what song title would sum up your team's season and your responses are coming in thick and fast...

Senor Manuel: Bittersweet Symphony by The Verve..It's been that kind of season for Manchester United 

Matt Price: Kidz by Take That. Tottenham Hotspur and their rise through the youth. They will be trouble when the kidz come out!

Steve: Under pressure by Queen or This is Road to hell by Chris Rea #avfc, external

Turns out there is nothing too juicy behind the absences of Ben Foster and Saido Berahino (not that Tony Pulis is telling us if there is...).

"Ben Foster hurt his ankle in the Arsenal game, he didn't realise until the next morning. We're concerned that he won't make the weekend," the Baggies boss tells Sky Sports.

"Saido went into the Arsenal game with an ankle injury and made it worse. We're disappointed we are going into this game without them two but we have got to get on with it."