Here's a reminder of the teams with 15 minutes to go until kick off.

Tottenham make two changes as Kyle Walker-Peters, who was man-of-the-match in Spurs' opening day win against Newcastle, drops to the bench with fit-again Kieran Trippier replacing the youngster at right back. Victor Wanyama also comes into the side at the expense of Moussa Sissoko.

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For Chelsea, club record signing Alvaro Morata is rewarded for his goal from off the bench in the 3-2 defeat by Burnley last week with a place in the starting line-up. He comes in for Michy Batshuayi.

France midfielder Tiemoue Bakayoko starts for the first time following his summer move from Monaco while Andeas Christensen replaces the suspended Gary Cahill in defence.

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Jonathan Overend
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

Remember the sea of flags at the farewell to White Hart Lane in May? Looks like they're returning today as the club settles into Wembley.

Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker at Wembley for 5 live Sport

Playing at Wembley will pose a challenge for Tottenham's players, but a win today will overthrow the myth that they can't play here.

Chelsea have such a better record than Tottenham at this stadium, in a way making this more of an away fixture for Spurs. But there are also questions that need answering at Chelsea, which makes this game so intriguing.

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Or is it?

Tottenham, as we know, seem to struggle at the national stadium. Of their last 10 games there they have won two, drawn one and lost seven.

Chelsea, meanwhile, have won eight and lost two of their last 10 competitive games at Wembley.

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Thanks Sham.

From the 57th venue to host a Premier League fixture to the 58th - Wembley.

Half the stadium is bathed in sunlight as Tottenham and Chelsea players go through their pre-match warm ups.

With Spurs on three points and Chelsea on zero, this is a real chance for the hosts to deliver an early blow in the title race.

That is me done, what a start to Premier League life for Huddersfield. Full reaction from the game to come.

In the mean time, I hand you over to a very happy Gary Rose, who will take you through Tottenham v Chelsea from Wembley.

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Anthony Rhodes: Might be time to buy some quality players, eh Newcastle?

Barney Kiddle: The lack of quality on display is really showing - stop talking nonsense Ashley and back Rafa.

Amir Hamza: Huddersfield are still going down. Newcastle made them look a lot better than they are in real.

The Huddersfield players all stand in a line, hold hands and fling them to the sky.

'Oles' ring round the John Smith's Stadium.

The Terriers are loving this.

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Kevin Kilbane
Former Huddersfield winger at John Smith's Stadium

What a day for Huddersfield Town, for the people of this town, for the owner and the manager and the players, and the job they have all done getting this club so far.

The Huddersfield supporters can be very proud of their team today because they have shown both resilience and that bit of class.

Huddersfield boss David Wagner strides on to the pitch and thumps his chest in front of the home supporters.

They are making one heck of a noise.

4 - goals scored

3 - points collected again

2 - clean sheets

1 - easy league this.

Huddersfield begin their Premier League campaign in style with back-to-back wins, courtesy of Aaron Mooy's lovely goal.

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Rob Elliot puts in a free-kick into the opposition box which is headed away by Christopher Schindler.

Time is up.

Joselu's hooked effort loops towards goal...

...but straight into the hands of Jonas Lossl.

Can Newcastle get one more chance?

The Hef is coming on for Huddersfield.

Defender Michael Hefele on, attacker Tom Ince off.

More seconds eaten away.

Jamaal Lascelles catches Steve Mounie with an arm to the face while jumping for the ball.

Booked.

FOUR minutes added one.

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Tim Ferwood: It seems Newcastle could do with a strong presence in midfield. Someone like Jonjo Shelvey, perhaps?

Leslie Jarrett: It will take a few weeks for teams to work out how Huddersfield play as this is their first season in Premier League.

Anthony Lo: Wow, I never thought Huddersfield were going to be the best of all the promote sides so far!

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Newcastle fans look on glumly.

This will be their second defeat from two games played this season.

Into the final minute.

Juliette Ferrington
BBC Radio 5 live at the John Smith's Stadium

Huddersfield are cherishing possession as they protect their 1-0 lead. This is David Wagner's first season in top-flight football and he's just a few minutes away from making it back-to-back wins, bagging six Premier League points in the process. It's been a very disciplined performance - so far so good.