Second change for Tottenham as Moussa Sissoko replacing Christian Eriksen for the final five minutes.

Sissoko rejected a move to Everton to join Tottenham and the Toffees fans haven't forgotten, booing his introduction. 

Enner Valencia was sent on immediately after Romelu Lukaku's goal, replacing Idrissa Gueye. 

The only sound at the moment is from the away end. Everton suddenly have the momentum.

Immediately, Harry Kane has the chance to restore Tottenham's two-goal advantage and complete his hat-trick but Joel Robles is wise to his attempt to clip the ball over the Everton goalkeeper and saves.

∂я.кιρ‏: You give Lukaku some space at your own peril.

oletuM M R‏: Lukaku is some player.

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker for BBC Radio London

Everton have been the better side in he second half. Spurs defender Jan Vertonghen had the measure of Romelu Lukaku but that was a clinical finish.

This game was billed as the two top strikers and it has lived up to it.

Everton have some belief and a spring in their step now. They are going for it.

Out of nothing, Romelu Lukaku gives Everton hope.

The Belgian striker has not had much to work with in this game but pounces on the first real chance as Jan Vertonghen slips, giving Lukaku sight of goal and he guides the ball into the far corner.

That's his 61st Premier League goal for the club, making him Everton's record scorer.

That proves to be Mousa Dembele's last action of the game as the Belgian is substituted with Harry Winks on for the closing stages.

Time running out for Everton. 

A rare defensive error by Tottenham as Mousa Dembele brings down Seamus Coleman on the edge of the box. Dembele is booked and Everton have a free-kick in a decent position. Ross Barkley plays it short but Tottenham clear. Chance gone.

Manchester City

Manchester City make five changes from the team which won in the FA Cup in midweek, Sergio Aguero starts.

Sunderland are unchanged. 

Full team news to come. 

Ben Davies spots Kyle Walker unmarked on the right side of the box and lifts the ball to him, Walker then knocks it into Harry Kane's path but the striker's close range shot is straight at Joel Robles. It would not have counted anyway because Walker had just drifted offside.

Defensively strong, creative in midfield and lethal in attack, Tottenham look strong all over the pitch. If not this season, then surely a Premier League title is coming Spurs' way soon? That is if they can keep hold of Mauricio Pochettino.

Another Everton attack fizzles out disappointingly as Seamus Coleman overhits his cross and has to watch it sail out before jogging back up the pitch to the sound of ironic cheers.

Jan Vertonghen clearly wants to get on the scoresheet. For the second time in this game he embarks on a marauding run towards the Everton box. He has Ben Davies for support but ignores him. He wants the glory but doesn't get it this time as he sweeps a shot harmlessly wide. 

It may look bad for Everton at the moment but they are not completely out of it. A goal could change things but they need to do something they haven't managed all game - get a shot on target.

Double change for Everton as Tom Davies and Gareth Barry go off and Kevin Mirallas and James McCarthy come on.

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Jeff Wah: Awful Everton display. Tactically inept. Koeman just eliminated himself from the Barcelona job!

Andy Rudd: Don't really understand why Koeman changed the team, more midfielders but less balanced sometimes, shown by space.

Benjamin: I wonder what size shorts Alderweireld has, must be pretty big to have lukaku in his pocket all game.

Ross Barkley, who has had little impact on this game, tries to find a way through the Tottenham defence but there's a reason they have not conceded in any of their previous four Premier League games as Eric Dier and Jan Vertonghen stand up well to him, forcing the midfielder to pass wide to Leighton Baines and the attack fizzles out.

Got to be a change coming for Everton soon? They've offered so little going forward. No movement on the bench just yet.

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker for BBC Radio London

It was a loose pass from Morgan Schneiderlin deep in his own half. Dele Alli anticipated it and Harry Kane had a lot to do but with sublime confidence, stroked the ball into the bottom corner.

Cristiano Ronaldo is one behind the king Jimmy Greaves' record of 366 league goals, arguably the best every number nine Tottenham have had. I am not sure Kane can reach that but he is on a mission towards it.

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Shocking defending by Everton and Tottenham double their lead.

Joel Robles rolls the ball out to Morgan Schneiderlin, who is caught in possession by Mousa Dembele and Dele Alli pounces on the loose ball to clip it into Harry Kane's path. With just Robles to beat, there's no doubting the England striker as he places the ball into the far corner.

A fourth hat-trick in 10 games for Kane? It's on the cards.