Save! Arsenal have a rare attack which looks to be petering out but it comes to Aaron Ramsey, who looks to place a curler from 20 yards and Hugo Lloris has to shift his feet and push it away. Fine save. 

How indeed Ian. Spurs have missed two sitters, that's how. 

Ian Funnell: How is it still level? Could it be our day?.. 

Gone scrappy. Granit Xhaka needs treatment, as does Jan Vertonghen. 

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Tottenham have had their chances.

Harry Kane (10) fired low into the gloves of Petr Cech with Dele Alli (20), Christian Eriksen (23) and Toby Alderweireld (4) have gone close from close in.

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Spurs have hit the woodwork 21 times this season. Make it 20 and Spurs would be ahead now.

Alex Haworth: No composure from Spurs. Bit like England in a World Cup game. 

Matthew Ball: Would love to see a compilation video of all Dele Alli howlers. How many does he miss? 

Andy Brown: As phenomenal as Dele Alli is, he does miss a ridiculous amount of sitters.   

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at White Hart Lane

Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino was aghast as Christian Eriksen's effort glanced off the bar - he was starting to celebrate. Very bad miss.

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End to end. Mesut Ozil has a corner cleared and all of a sudden Spurs have four on four. Son can't pick the right pass. 

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Christian Eriksen should really put that away. He had time, it was on his left foot, he just had to knock it back across on goal. A glorious opportunity for Tottenham, they really should be 1-0 up.

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Another massive Spurs chance! You can't win the league missing chances like that.

Son beats Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain all ends up on the Spurs left, he cuts inside and shoots, it spins up off an Arsenal defender to Christian Eriksen.

The ball comes to him at an awkward height and speed, but he should still score. Instead, he sidefoots against the top of the bar!

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Unbelievable! Dele Alli, at the far post, has to score. He gets there, but he just takes his eye off the ball. Maybe he sees the post coming, maybe the high boot of an Arsenal defender distracts him. 

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Both sides have been a little lop-sided in the first 20 minutes, favouring the left flank.

Tottenham left-back Ben Davies has the second-highest number of touches for Spurs with 28.

Arsenal counterpart Kieran Gibbs leads the way for Arsenal with 20 touches.

Oh how has that stayed out?!

Harry Kane is onside and beats Gabriel to a hopeful ball, he hits a shot from an improbable angle which deflects up and over the keeper, Dele Alli is there - but he heads wide!

From maybe five yards out. 

Danny Mills
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Spurs wouldn't want to play the whole season with Ben Davies and Kieran Trippier as full-backs. Danny Rose and Kyle Walker have been exceptional. They are two players the club has to keep hold of. 

Top seven for Europe only Stuart...

Stuart Tidman, Coventry: Have a gut feeling this title race will still have another huge twist to come. Chelsea still to play Boro (fighting for their lives) and the Albion (depending on who wins the FA Cup and Europa League, 8th place might be good enough for Europe next season). Spurs' trickiest game looks to be their last - Hull, away - but the Tigers could well be relegated by then...

Ben Davies whips a cross into the side netting, Spurs trying to gain some traction. Most teams would, but I think they are missing Mousa Dembele. 

Stephen K Williams: As a Chelsea fan it pains me to say it but come on Arsenal.

Onside View: Hugo Lloris is easily the best goalkeeper in the league. 

Ben Davis, Son, Harry Kane...Spurs link up precisely and patiently down their left but as soon as Kane gets into the area he's closed out.