Again the fingertips of Lukasz Fabianksi come to the rescue. He'll need to cool those gloves off in a bucket of water. Kyle Walker is the latest to be denied after driving into the box from the right and firing at the keeper's near post. 

Tipped over again!

Brilliant tackle from Kyle Naughton as Son Heung-min looks to trick his way inside from the left channel. A fantastic reach to set his side off on a counter attack and Modou Barrow is away... 

But Spurs have got skills at the back too. Jan Vertonghen with an equally admirable bit of defensive work to steam alongside the Swansea winger and regain possession for the home team with a strong, strong challenge.

Jay Fulton goes in the book for a late challenge on Dele Alli.

Oooh! Harry Kane nearly opens up a proper smile here but his bullet header is prodded over the bar by Lukasz Fabianski. 

Kyle Walker the provider this time - a brilliant cross from the right. Best chance of the game so far.

Jason Roberts
Former West Brom striker on Final Score

An amazing miss from Harry Kane! As an old striker myself I sympathise, and I know that feeling of relief when he realised he was flagged offside!

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It's a rueful grin that spreads across Harry Kane's chops. 

He threads on to a Christian Eriksen through ball - perfectly weighted after Danny Rose robbed Jack Cork - rounds the keeper, but the flag goes up. 

Kane carries on and wants to put the ball in the net anyway, but slides it wide of the post with Fabianski out of the game.

Jason Roberts
Former West Brom striker on Final Score

It's all Spurs at White Hart Lane, and there's not a lot Swansea can do about it. Dembele is really dictating the pace of the game, and though they're high up the pitch the Swans can't do anything with the acres of space behind the Tottenham back line.

Free-kick Spurs. Wide right. Enter Christian Eriksen. 

The quiffed Denmark international sweeps a cross to the back stick in search of Danny Rose, cleared. 

But Eriksen gets another bite as the ball is recycled and his wicked, dipping cross punched clear by Lukasz Fabianksi. Harry Kane was lurking...

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Loads of possession for Tottenham in the first 10 minutes.

The first real glimpse of danger. Harry Kane holds up with his back to goal on the edge of the box, feeds Son Heung-min on the left wing. 

Kane's back in space in the six-yard area and Son finds him with a dinky little pass, but the Spurs striker is crowded out by the Swansea defence - there's no space to turn and shoot or lay off for the frustrated Dele Alli.

New clean shirt for Kyle Walker. Didn't spot loads of blood but there must have been some. Here he comes, trotting back into the fray. Ball at his feet already. Jefferson Montero matching him for pace.

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

It's totally accidental from Taylor but his leg follows through and catches him flush in the face. There's no intention to actually strike Walker but he's taken a nasty one around his nose.

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Looks like Walker's getting a small cut patched up on his eyebrow, but he's also getting his right wrist bandaged. He's about to come back on, but for now Spurs are down to 10.

Ouch! 

Neil Taylor's just caught Kyle Walker with the top of his boot, challenging for a bouncing ball. 

The Spurs right-back is getting treatment, he's still down on the ground.

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Swansea have got Gylfi Sigurdsson gamely tracking as Spurs patiently knock it across the back four, coaxing the away side out of their defensive depths. 

There's no way through the Welsh lines and Modou Barrow spies a gap on the Tottenham right to burn his way past Danny Rose, which is no mean feat.

Swansea started with it but Spurs have quickly settled into the groove. Passes go pinging across the park before Leroy Fer finally bustles free as the home side play it too tight on the edge of the box. 

They look up for this, Mauricio Pochettino's men.

We are under way.

First, as is the case at grounds around the isles today, a minute's silence for the victims of the Chapecoense plane crash.

Here we go then. 

One last swig of water from Harry Kane on the sidelines, Gylfi Sigurdsson limbering up against his former side. 

Kick-off is moments away.