Son Heung-min flicks a header from a free-kick just over the bar before a bit of route one football almost catches out Tottenham. Cenk Tosun latches onto to Jordan Pickford's long kick before feeding Wayne Rooney, but he sweeps his shot wide. Opening up a little bit now.

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Thoughts?

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio London at Wembley

I like the way Serge Aurier gets up and down that right hand-side, but he still needs to work on his delivery, it's just lacking a bit of quality at the moment.

Serge Aurier is getting so much space down the right but his delivery into the box has so far been poor. That area of the pitch is looking like Everton's weakness.

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio London at Wembley

Sam Allardyce always seems to have the ability to come into a club and get the players on side. He clears their heads, and gets them working for him, and he's a big believer in sports science - so he'll be getting the Everton players fitter too.

Dele Alli is in a race with Mason Holgate to try and get to a ball over the Everton defence. Holgate wins that battle.

Ten minutes in and Tottenham are on top but haven't troubled the Everton goal. Sam Allardyce's side is typically well organised.

Now we get to see Cenk Tosun as he chases a ball through the defence. His first touch takes the ball away from him and towards Davinson Sanchez and he is then promptly guilty of a foul as he stands on Sanchez's foot in an attempt to regain possession.

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio London at Wembley

It's been a fast start from Spurs here, they've been on point so far, and it's clear they're looking to score the first goal in this very important game.

I can't pass comment on how Cenk Tosun is looking because his Everton team is firmly in defend mode at the moment. Tottenham have the visitors pegged back right on the edge of their own area.

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Tottenham's passing is crisp in these early minutes, Everton look to have their work cut out.

The hosts have an early corner but Ben Davies' delivery is cleared.

Everton getting stuck in early doors trying to disrupt Tottenham's efforts to build up a passing flow.

Son Heung-min is on the end of one hefty challenge by Jonjoe Kenny, but picks himself up to work the ball up field. Tottenham dominant in possession at the moment.

Cenk Tosun looks to be soaking things up in Wembley. He takes a look around the stadium before Craig Pawson blows his whistle. We're under way.

It's been a fair old wait in the tunnel for the Tottenham players. They've been lined up in position for the last five minutes.

In come the Everton lot, skipper Phil Jagielka shakes Tottenham captain Hugo Lloris' hand before they all trot out onto the pitch.

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Everton's only away league victory in 43 attempts against the current top six sides came against Manchester United in December 2013 (D15, L27).

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You can sign up a team for the 2018 FA People's Cup, the biggest five-a-side tournament in the country.

The tournament welcomes male, female and disability players across 18 categories, so there's a version for everybody.

There is the increasingly popular indoor game, Futsal, as well as walking football.

Here's Gary Lineker to tell you more ...

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Remember when Tottenham could not win for toffee at Wembley? Well, those days are firmly behind them.

Spurs are currently on a 10-match unbeaten run at Wembley in the Premier League, winning six of those.

Victory today will move them level on points with fourth-place Liverpool.

Guy Mowbray
Match of the Day commentator

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Amidst criticism of Everton's seemingly uninspiring approach of late, Sam Allardyce is hopeful that Wembley can lift his players , externalto improvement.

More shots on goal would help, and Allardyce hopes to boost attacking prowess with a move for Theo Walcott, having already signed Cenk Tosun.

With 14 goals for Besiktas this season, the Turkish striker comes to the Premier League with confidence - and he has put Spurs lights out before.

After an autumn wobble, Spurs are winning games again and scoring for fun.

They look well set for a top-four push, but need Dele Alli and Son Heung Min to keep topping up Harry Kane's bottomless goals bucket.

No messing about. Straight into team news for the late game in the Premier League.

Just the one change for Tottenham from their last Premier League outing, a 1-1 draw with West Ham.

Moussa Sissoko makes way for Mousa Dembele.

Tottenham XI: Lloris, Aurier, Sanchez, Vertonghen, Davies, Dier, Dembele, Eriksen, Alli, Son, Kane

Subs: Trippier, Lamela, Wanyama, Vorm, Sissoko, Llorente, Walker-Peters

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Everton's £27m signing Cenk Tosun is thrown straight into the fray, the Turkey international makes his debut as one of six changes from the 2-0 loss to Manchester United.

Idrissa Gueye is also in the XI, having been expected to sit out with a hamstring problem - Jonjoe Kenny, Phil Jagielka, James McCarthy and Gylfi Sigurdsson also come in.

Everton XI: Pickford, Kenny, Holgate, Jagielka, Martina, McCarthy, Gueye, Bolasie, Rooney, Sigurdsson, Tosun

Subs: Schneiderlin, Williams, Lennon, Niasse, Calvert-Lewin, Lookman, Robles

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Four months is a very long time in football.

Rewind to September last year. Everton, stuck deep in the relegation mire, were thumped 3-0 by Tottenham. An absolute mismatch.

Now, though, things are different at the Toffees. Sam Allardyce, and not Ronald Koeman, is sat in the dugout with his side now sitting pretty in the top half of the Premier League.

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But a win for Everton away to Tottenham may be even too much of an ask for Allardyce.

They haven't beaten Spurs on their turf in 10 years...