Right then, that's it from me for now. 

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Clive Allen
Former Spurs & England forward at White Hart Lane for 5 live sports extra

This could have been double figures with the chances Spurs have created in the second half. That goal was too easy, Sissoko wasn't tracked and he had time to control it and roll it into Eriksen's path.

A commanding win for Tottenham. 

Swansea were abject. They are bottom of the Premier League table, so long as Sunderland hold on at home to Leicester. 

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Danny Rose, behave yourself. The England left-back booms over on his left foot from range. 

Three minutes added on.

Let's leave the philosophy for the post-match chat Jamie. Magnus, I admire your optimism.

All we know from here is: Swansea have been very poor.

Magnus BK: Next week Swansea will score 4 goals, and get the draw.....  

Seth: Swansea are getting paid for sacking Gary Monk too quickly. They should have given him time. Relegation looms.

Jamie Frost: Do Swansea file a missing person report for each individual, or for their midfield as a collective?  

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Harry Kane, still battling for that hat-trick goal, gamely chases down Dele Alli's first-time flick up the park. 

Will there be one more chance for the England man?

The silky smooth Mousa Dembele comes off with Harry Winks on in his place in midfield. 

The home side are cruising here.

He's still trying to work out how this happened. 

Victor Wanyama looks up to the heavens after missing an easy chance to finish from close range. Christian Eriksen's pass across goal just needed a smash home, but Wanyama fluffed his lines hugely. 

Just put your foot through it!

Another fine stop from Lukasz Fabianski to keep out Kyle Walker's fierce low drive. 

He has had a very busy afternoon indeed, the Swansea stopper.

Clive Allen
Former Spurs & England forward at White Hart Lane for 5 live sports extra

That was a catalogue of errors from Swansea. There were opportunities to make challenges and no-one did. I'm not sure whether Amat kicks the ball against Eriksen and it popped off his shoulder and into the back of the net. It's an emphatic victory for Spurs.

Changes.

Moussa Sissoko comes on for Spurs, Son Heung-min coming off. 

Swansea winger Wayne Routledge comes on for Modou Barrow in a like-for-like swap.

Plus, Swans midfielder Leroy Fer was booked for a foul in the build-up to that goal. 

Surely it's only a matter of time. He really wants his third goal, Harry Kane. 

Lukasz Fabianski does brilliantly to get down low and tip the England striker's fizzing drive wide of the near stick. 

Harry Kane slides the ball in the net - is it the hat-trick? No. 

Offside. Correct decision. So the wait goes on. A lovely finish though. 

There's no sign of Swansea getting back in this.

Jefferson Montero's barely had a sniff on the wing today. Tired legs by now no doubt, too. He's off and replaced by midfielder Borja Baston. 

Christian Eriksen's already had a couple to get his eye in already and this free-kick is the closest he's come today.

Wicked dip, pace, but just off the mark. Lukasz Fabianksi plunged to his right but breathes a sigh of relief, if he's not too winded, to see it fly wide.

Jordi Amat goes in the book for a cynical hold on Dele Alli with the England man looking to latch on to a breakaway through ball. That one actually was a foul.

They're after more here, Spurs.

Kyle Walker's been excellent today. Battered by Neil Taylor's boot in the opening stages, he's soldiered on with a cut eyebrow and a bandaged wrist. A constant menace down the right and solid at the back too. 

Harry Kane picks up the baton now, charging back to deny Swansea space between Spurs' midfield and back four.