Arsenal are generating a lot of heat, as they push Leicester back with 73% of possession, but the scoreline remains blank.

He doesn't get many, but Victor Wanyama almost finds the opener for Spurs with a touch at the near post from a low cross.

At the other end Christian Benteke duffs a shot straight at Hugo Lloris. 

Another good save at the Emirates. Mesut Ozil changes the angle of attack with a lovely little disguised pass, Theo Walcott spins into the box and stabs a low shot on goal which Kasper Schmeichel does well to push away from his near post. 

Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Middlesbrough keeper on BBC Radio 5 live

Spurs fans are very quiet, maybe a bit anxious. Both sides are a little bit tentative at the moment.

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Arsenal 0-0 Leicester

Leo Ulloa and Gabriel are both in need of some treatment after a hefty clash of heads. They are both able to carry on mind you. 

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So much confidence in the Spurs front three. Christian Eriksen loops a ball at neck height to Harry Kane, he juggles it and then turns to shoot, lashing high and wide on the turn. 

Not particularly close, but he had no real right to even have an effort. 

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Alistair Bruce-Ball
Radio 5 live commentator at the Emirates

He caught that so cleanly on the volley, it was flying towards the back of the net but that was a brilliant save by Petr Cech.

And another top save! Leicester this time go close as a cross from the left somehow finds its way through to Riyad Mahrez, he hooks a left foot at the ball and fires in hard and high, but Petr Cech rolls back the years to make a cracking stop.

A fabulous save! Again the Sunderland back four parts so easily and Stewart Downing has a run in on goal from 30 yards out. He powers into the area, looks up and aims for the far corner, Jordan Pickford saves with his feet.

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Palace are piling on some early pressure now as Kyle Walker has to chuck himself into a hefty tackle, but clearly wins the ball. A Palace cross then snakes across goal.

Nacho Monreal flicks a ball across the face of goal before GRanit Xhaka shoots well over the bar from 30 yards. Arsenal continue to see all of the ball but haven't carried much threat so far. 

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First chance for Spurs, first chance for Hary Kane. The England man takes a touch on the edge of the area but his shot is well charged down. 

It looks like Boro are going to be forced into an early change, with Fabio warming up and receiving messages from caretaker boss Steve Agnew. 

And away we go!

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Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Middlesbrough keeper on BBC Radio 5 live

Tottenham are coming up against a really tough side tonight. I've watched them in the last couple of weeks and they have been excellent. If Tottenham are not up for it and not on the game they are going to be in for a really difficult night.

The teams are out at Selhurst Park. Palace have undone a few teams' title challenges in recent years and they can smell another upset tonight. 

As you'd probably expect, that Middlesbrough goal has taken all of the air out of Sunderland's balloon. Flat as a pancake now, the men in white. 

Crystal Palace: Hennessey, Ward, Kelly, Sakho, Schlupp, Milivojevic, McArthur, Townsend, Puncheon, Zaha, Christian Benteke. Subs: Speroni, Van Aanholt, Flamini, Cabaye, Campbell, Sako, Delaney.

Tottenham Hotspur: Lloris, Dier, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Walker, Wanyama, Dembele, Davies, Eriksen, Alli, Kane. Subs: Son, Janssen, Nkoudou, Trippier, Sissoko, Wimmer, Pau Lopez.

Referee: Jon Moss (W Yorkshire)

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