Groans from the Manchester United supporters as Juan Mata lines up a shot, but ends up dribbling a low effort straight at Mathew Ryan.

The ball just about got to the Brighton goalkeeper.

Chris Powell
Former England full-back on Final Score

How often does it happen? West Brom had lost four in a row, then they go to Wembley - without a manager - and they're ahead at half-time. It's a real big second half for both teams.

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Johnny Di Girolamo: As a Chelsea fan, I'm loving watching boring, pragmatic football at Man U and Lukaku's inconsistency. Mourinho destroys creativity in the game, I'm delighted we got Morata over them.

Sublime to the ridiculous.

Pascal Gross is a really tidy player and pulls out an audacious Cruyff turn in the box to get past Chris Smalling, but striker Glenn Murray misses the ball with an attempted backheel.

In the next move, Solly March thrashes a shot over the crossbar from outside the box.

A change for the second half for Crystal Palace as Christian Benteke comes on for James McArthur.

Stoke sticking with the same XI.

Paul Salmon: This criticism of Lukaku is nonsense. There was none of this when he was 7 in 7 or whatever. Plus he's young. Give him a break.

Jon Evans: Moan united fans out today I see. The fact they are second and strong after a few questionable seasons is good progress.

Chris Powell
Former England full-back on Final Score

Watford have started off outstandingly today, there's more goals in them, too. Every time they attack they look like they're going to score or at least have a shot on goal. They're playing three at the back, but they're so expansive, and Richarlison looks a real player - a top six club standard forward.

Watford will definitely want to hold onto him in January - he's an outstanding player, a real talent. He's taken to the Premier League beautifully, he's got all the attributes to be a top Premier League player.

Back under way.

Three out of the five games are goalless.

Get it going, lads.

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Adam: Are Tottenham missing an important player or something, this kind of run only happens when you lose a crucial player, like Chelsea with Kante or Morata, or just the affects of Champions League football? Alderweireld?

Chris Waddle
Ex-Spurs winger at Wembley for 5 live Sport

It's 1-0 to West Brom, they've let Tottenham have possession, and they've created one or two chances.

We've got to see more Kane, more Alli and more Eriksen if they want to win this football match.

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The heat maps tell you all you need to know about that first half. Tottenham, on the left, have had all the possession although not really where it hurts.

They've only had two more touches in the opposition area (14) than West Brom (12).

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David Ljunggren: Newcastle are going down at this rate. We desperately need some inspiration

So Marvin Zeegelaar is making only his second Premier League appearance of the season for Watford and has already been involved in three goals from left-back. Looks a player.

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John Southall
BBC Radio 5 live football reporter at Wembley

A penny for Tony Pulis's thoughts at half time.

He couldn't coax a win out of this West Brom team and here they are leading at half-time against Tottenham at Wembley. They've been tireless for 45 minutes but the question now is whether they can maintain it for 90 minutes.

Tottenham will need to stay patient but for all their possession they need to create more, it's just one shot on target so far.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Spurs winger at Wembley for 5 live Sport

West Brom have defended ever so well as a unit. Kane, Alli and Eriksen have been the three quietest players on the park.

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West Brom are halfway there.

More fans will be after a selfie with Gary Megson if he gets a win over Tottenham.

Wilfried Bony continues to remonstrate with the referee but his is not going to change his decision. No goals at the Liberty.

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Paul Pogba hobbles down the tunnel, with the two sides in tow.

Goalless.

Swansea have the ball in the back of the net courtesy of Wilfried Bony's low curler into the bottom corner.

But it has been chalked off by referee Stuart Attwell, as he feels Jordan Ayew upended Bournemouth defender Nathan Ake in the lead-up to the finish.

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