Rabinacharya: Example of Conte's brilliant man management in one word: Moses, Another one word: Transformed. 

John Heywood: I told all my Liverpool mates that Victor Moses was a world class. But none of them believed me. 

Debajyoti Choudhury: If Chelsea win the title, they'll have something common with Leicester... Kante being in the team. Could he be the reason?

Three minutes of added time. 

Bradley Allen
Former QPR striker on BBC Radio London

This hasn't been a free-flowing Chelsea performance. It's been two moments of quality and some excellent game management from Antonio Conte. Without European football, Conte has time to do double sessions and get his players right for the weekend.

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The noise levels rise inside Stamford Bridge as the clock ticks down. Tottenham need to do something special. Very quickly.

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Lifa Nati: Conte has just weakened Chelsea with those substitutions, this game will end in a draw. 

Jared Maobe: Willian for Hazard, surely looks like a mistake already. He's losing the ball at will. 

Danny McGrane: Not convinced about these substitutions from Conte. A nervous finish.

Willian crashes into Harry Winks and is shown a yellow. No arguments there. Moments earlier the Chelsea player was sent crashing into an advertising hoarding by Georges-Kevin N'Koudou.

Adebiyi Alexander: Victor Moses has been a revelation this season. What an incredible player he is! 

Ash Williams: People need to stop the title talk for any team. Only a third of the season played! 

Jonathan Giles: This is Tottenham's big chance of making a point to the big boys by beating Chelsea tonight but outplayed second half in parts. 

Another Chelsea change. Another standing ovation. Pedro, scorer of that wonder goal, makes way for Oscar.

Will Victor Moses be the match winner? He's getting a standing ovation as he trudges off to be replaced by Branislav Ivanovic.

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Tottenham need to be more clinical at corners if they are to force their way back into this. Christian Eriksen swings one in and it's easily claimed by Thibaut Courtois. Spurs are running out of time.

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Rrabina Charya: Antonio Conte's passion is infectious, knew that from his Juve days. Absolutely envious. 

Jared Maobe: I still think Chelsea need a third goal to settle down in this game. Conte seems to have done his magic at half-time. 

Chelsea have a strong bench and they've just made their first change. Willian is on for Eden Hazard, who gets a standing ovation from the home fans.

Bradley Allen
Former QPR striker on BBC Radio London

We shouldn't underestimate Chelsea's chances of winning the title this season. 

They will have a Leicester-like attitude and a freshness about them. By that I mean, they will be looking at it one game at a time. 

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Dele Alli has struggled to impose himself. His shift is over as he makes way for Georges-Kevin N'Koudou.

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Spurs are spraying the ball around well but they have struggled to create clear chances this half. Chelsea have really turned it around and, as it stands, are returning to the top of the Premier League table.

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Bradley Allen
Former QPR striker on BBC Radio London

Spurs have to be careful they do not concede the next goal because if they do then the game might be beyond them. 

The change of pace and quickness in Chelsea's play is mighty impressive. 

Jan Vertonghen has another nibble at Diego Costa's ankles. Still he can't stop the Chelsea battering ram. In the end he is forced to concede a free-kick after dragging his opponent to the ground.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Stamford Bridge

The shift in momentum in this game has been remarkable. Spurs were cruising until Chelsea equalised now they look jaded and the team searching for ideas.

Spurs manager Mauricio Pochettino is seated and in discussion with his backroom team while his Chelsea counterpart Antonio Conte is animation personified and leaping around his technical area. He looks like he is auditioning for Riverdance,

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Tottenham need to find a way back into this. There is activity of the subs bench and it's 20-year-old midfielder Harry Winks who is coming on for Son Heung-min. Can Winks drag his side back into this?