Tottenham have the ball in the net. Christian Eriksen expertly brings an Eric Dier ball over the defence under control and finishes confidently. He wheels away but his celebrations are cut short by the linesman's flag. No protests from Eriksen, he was well off.

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Straight into the thick of things for Harry Winks as Vincent Janssen stops a ball from going out of play with a sliding, hooked cross. It falls for Winks on the edge of the area but he doesn't connect with it well and scuffs his shot wide.

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It doesn't get much bigger than a London derby for young Harry Winks to make his debut. It's a belting atmosphere at White Hart Lane with the home fans in fine voice, although the decibels dip momentarily as West Ham attack, but a cross for Diafra Sakho is too close to the keeper.

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Off we go.

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It's six degrees in London but there's a cool wind in the air and the gloves are out in force as the two teams walk out onto the pitch. 

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Tottenham will be looking to another of their Harrys to keep up his impressive scoring record against London sides. Kane has bagged 15 goals in 15 games against teams from the city. 

He's stood in the tunnel with his hands on is hips, nodding his head to a bit of The Fugees 'Ready or Not'.

Harry Winks has been in and around the first team for the last couple of years but only today does he get his chance to impress from the outset in the Premier League.

The midfielder first appeared on the bench for Spurs in 2013 in games against Liverpool and West Brom but did not make his first team debut until earlier this season, playing in the 5-0 defeat of Gillingham in the EFL Cup.

In total he has made eight appearances for Tottenham this season, coming off the bench four times in the Premier League.

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Tottenham are the only unbeaten side left in the Premier League this season, but they haven't won since beating Manchester City 2-0 at White Hart Lane at the start of October.

It has seen them lose ground among those jostling near the top and they now sit six points behind the current leaders Liverpool.

The visit of West Ham also comes at a time when Spurs are still dealing with a number of injury issues which won't help their cause this weekend.

The Hammers seem to be picking up after a poor start to the season. They have lost only one of the last five games but still sit just a point above the bottom three.

Here's the teams.

There's two changes for Tottenham as 20-year-old midfielder Harry Winks makes his first Premier League start. Vincent Janssen gets the chance to make his mark in attack. Dele Alli is on the bench.

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West Ham boss Slaven Bilic has dropped his goalkeeper Adrian, who makes way for Darren Randolph after a bad run of form. That is one of three changes for the Hammers, with Winston Reid coming in and Diafra Sakho makes his first start of the season.  

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West Ham are certainly playing Tottenham at the right time. Mauricio Pochettino's side stormed out of the blocks at the start of the season, winning six of their first eight games, but they've hit a bit of a sticky patch at the moment and are without a win since the start of October.

West Ham, though, have won away from home this season. One team's bad run will surely give way tonight? Either that or we are in for dull draw...

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Moving home. It can be a pain, can't it?

It must be especially frustrating when, after finally getting it all done, you discover it doesn't feel quite as homely as you'd have liked/

It must be even more frustrating when you pop along to your neighbours and see that everything appears to be going swimmingly with their move. And the place they are going to looks very snazzy indeed.

That might be how West Ham fans feel as they arrive at White Hate Lane this afternoon, passing the construction work for their new ground.

It will be what they don't have - a home purpose built for football with the Hammers having a ground beset by problems since they moved there this summer.

Still, three points today and they can forget all about that for now...