He's on a hat-trick, and he's on a mission. Harry Kane rampages through the centre of the Fulham defence, leaving Tomas Kalas on the deck and then almost getting a shot away.

Fulham send on teenage dream Ryan Sessegnon, he's replaced Floyd Ayite. Fulham address their left-wing problem an hour too late. 

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

It is great play again down the right-hand side. Once Harry Kane was in there and he was on side, there was only going to be one winner.

This is going to be a long afternoon now for Fulham.

Fulham have not been able to deal with Kieran Trippier and Christian Eriksen down that right-hand side all afternoon and it has cost them two goals. It is very hard to make a case for Fulham getting back into the game now.

Fulham again paint a pretty picture in midfield but they can't get at that Tottenham back line. They send a ball into the channel but it finds Neeskens Kebano offside.

Spurs swiftly come down their right and a shot from Christian Eriksen is easily held. 

A bit of early team news from Ewood Park. It sounds like Anthony Martial and Marcus Rashford will start with Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Wayne Rooney absent.

We'll get the full line ups in around 10 minutes.

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Fulham must cut out the shoddy errors in this half or they wo... ah. Kevin McDonald shanks a pass clean out of play. 

Back under way.

Tattz in London

Spurs had 12 shots in that first half and really should have put the game out of sight. But you fancy that Fulham must get better...

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Jermaine Jenas
Former Spurs midfielder on BBC One

Fulham started well but they're playing too high. Spurs have been waiting for them to make mistakes, setting traps for them.  

The only disappointing thing for Spurs is it's not a three-goal or four-goal lead.

Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Fulham keeper on BBC One

It has been a little disappointing from Fulham's perspective. They don't have the pace at the back to deal with Dele Alli and Harry Kane getting in behind."

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Spurs have got in some great positions and should be out of sight. Fulham can create something, we have not seen it often though.

We saw on Saturday, if you don't take your chances, the complexion of the game can change.

Today, though, there is only going to be one winner.

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Jermaine Jenas
Former Spurs midfielder on BBC One

I'm so surprised Fulham are playing such a high line, it's playing into Spurs' hands. Any time Dele Alli, Harry Kane and Christian Eriksen are close to the ball, things are happening for Mauricio Pochettino's side. 

Kieran Trippier, he's a striker's dream. He sees the space and gets the ball into the box as soon as possible. He and Eriksen seem to have a real understanding as well. Fulham's left side has been exposed.

Former Fulham and Tottenham striker Dimitar Berbatov: "Fulham made it difficult for themselves, they tried to play from the back but they forget sometimes they play Spurs, not some weak team. Spurs are smart, anticipate mistakes and that is how they scored.

"I think Fulham will have a chance to score but I think it will come from if Tottenham make a mistake."

Jermaine Jenas
Former Spurs midfielder one BBC One

Spurs have been a different class. It's almost been like a training ground exercise for them. And after the poor results against Liverpool and Gent, that shows why you should play your strongest side. 

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Fulham end the half really well. Scott Malone puts in a dreamy cross on the run, into the corridor, which Neeskens Kebano can't reach but Sone Aluko shoots at Michel Vorm.  

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Another chance which comes from a mistake! Jan Vertonghen hesitates under a high ball, it hits him on the shins and triggers a Fulham attack. Sone Aluko's cross is deflected out to Stefan Johansen, who drives a volley wide from 20 yards. 

Scott Malone has had a tough afternoon so far and he's left in a heap, twisted blood, broken ankles but a fine drag back and turn from Christian Eriksen. Not for the first time though the Dane's final ball is not great and he fires over.