The weather has turned as quickly as Everton's fortunes. The bright sunshine has given way to heavy rain as Idrissa Gueye picks up the first yellow card of the game for a foul on Ben Davies.

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Rodney Marshall‏:  Stop using "world class" to describe Kane. He has had the opportunity at Euro 2016 and in Champions/Europa League - found wanting.

Ni Gel La‏: Kane is not world class yet. People were saying Jamie Vardy was great. When Kane scores against the best in big games we can revisit.

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So many chances now for Tottenham it is hard to keep up!

Following that foul on Harry Kane, Christian Eriksen lifts the free kick into the area and Kane peels away from the defence but just fails to get his head to the ball before Victor Wanyama's long-range effort strikes the bar.

Ramiro Funes Mori has found a way to stop Harry Kane and that's to kick him in the shin.

It's a terribly timed challenge but he gets away with a warning.

Tottenham are in the mood now. They are attacking with pace and movement that is pulling the Everton defence a part and now it is Christian Eriksen's turn to go close as he is slipped through by Kyle Walker but drags his shot wide.

Daniel Tinkler: Amazing strike from Kane. The handshake with him and Dele however....

John Dunthorne: Absolutely brilliant no back lift strike from Kane. Why spoil it with that childish hand celebration with Alli.

David Ljunggren: Sneaky of Spurs to play boring football and put the Everton goalkeeper to sleep, then surprise him with a long range shot 

Almost another for Harry Kane as he cuts inside Leighton Baines to get inside the box and shoots but this time Joel Robles is right behind it.

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker for BBC Radio London

I am running out of superlatives.

Harry Kane just turns and shoots from 30 yards.

Pick. That. One. Out.

We are getting close to world class now. Stunning.

Stand off a player of Harry Kane's quality and pay the price!

There's nothing on as the in-form striker gets the ball 30 yards from goal but as Everton fans back off Kane lets fly with an absolute rocket of a shot that goes screaming into the back of the net.

Goal number 18 of what is shaping up to be another phenomenal season.

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John Garratt‏: Tom Davies always looks like he's just got back from a year of travelling and he's had to borrow some kit.

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Dele Alli's fleet feet win Tottenham another free-kick, this time down by the corner flag. Christian Eriksen whips the ball in but Ross Barkley heads clear.  

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker for BBC Radio London

Everton will felt they can get something here. They have talented players, move the ball well and have pace.They will play through the lines in the transition and get the ball quickly in the final third.

Eric Dier and Jan Vertonghen combine superbly to snuff out an Everton attack. Dier first slides in to take the ball away from the feet of the advancing Tom Davies before Vertonghen hooks clear.  

Some fine defending so far by Tottenham, but there are definitely gaps there for Everton to exploit. 

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Tottenham dominating the possession, as you would expect as the home side, but Everton will be happy with how things are going so far.

No shots on target yet as the two sides feel each other out. Ben Davies finds space on the edge of the area and has a go, but Gareth Barry gets in the way just in time. 

Davies then goes and fouls Tom Davies. This is going to get very confusing, very quickly. Here's hoping a Davies doesn't score today.

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker for BBC Radio London

The referee has called that decision correctly, the Everton left-back Leighton Baines got something on the ball in that challenge.

You can see the confidence both sides have in their attack and it is making for an open game so far. 

Moments after that Everton attack, Tottenham get into their opponents area through Kyle Walker, who goes sprawling to the floor following a challenge by Leighton Baines. Tottenham fans scream for a penalty but Baines got that spot on.

Tottenham have three at the back, which is giving Everton plenty of opportunity to attack the flanks. Romelu Lukaku does just that, jinking his way into the box but Jan Vertonghen gets his tackle bang on.

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker for BBC Radio London

You can clearly see the Everton midfield snapping into the challenges. They don't want Spurs to settle or find any rhythm in their passing.