Huddersfield have their first corner after 50 minutes.

Harry Kane is hunting his 25th Premier League goal of the season. And he would have got it if Eric Dier's cross had not been taken off his toe by a quick-thinking Huddersfield defender.

Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Chelsea keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

You would expect Huddersfield to give a bit more than they are doing. They're trying to frustrate Spurs, and maybe they are thinking they can catch them on a counter and get into the game.

Huddersfield are very congested in the middle as Tottenham like to play down the centre. At the moment, they're defending well.

Tottenham are 45 minutes away from moving to within one point of second-placed Manchester United.

Will Huddersfield come up with an equaliser?

We're back under way.

George Cummins
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

Fourth official Mike Jones is still struggling on the touchline. He is limping when he holds the board up for a substitution.

We are told the back-up official has been found and is sitting close to the tunnel in case he is needed.

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It's all going to plan for Spurs.

They have the lead and they're injury-free before Juventus next week.

What will the second half bring?

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A second change for Huddersfield before half-time!

This time it's enforced.

Former Spurs midfielder Alex Pritchard has failed to recover from an early knock and is replaced by Philip Billing.

As Mark alludes to, there's not an awful lot happening.

Spurs have the lead and are looking comfortable as half-time approaches.

Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Chelsea keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Tottenham at times are slow in their build up. It gives Huddersfield time to move across and comfortably deal with the situation.

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Brighton boss Chris Hughton is in the crowd at Wembley to see his former club Spurs. The Seagulls, who still have to play Tottenham and Huddersfield, entertain Arsenal on Sunday. How many Spurs fans will be urging on Brighton in that game? I reckon a lot.

Here comes the Son (doo doo doo doo).

Here comes the Son, and I say.

It's all right.

Son's been excellent and he's unfortunate as he slams the ball into the side netting from an angle.

It's one-way traffic, Huddersfield just can't spend any time on the ball or get out of their half.

The only surprise is Spurs do not have a bigger lead with 10 minutes of the first half remaining.

Rachel T: Spurs ain't Trembley at Wembley anymore!

Early change for Huddersfield and Collin Quaner is not happy!

He's headed straight down the tunnel after seeing his number flash up. Tom Ince is his replacement.

Spurs move up to third in the 'as it stands' table - one point behind Manchester United.

Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Chelsea keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Son deserves that goal, he's been excellent. All he had to do was beat the goalkeeper and he did that with ease.

He's actually mishit his finish but who cares? Spurs deserve to be in front.

Four shots, one on target and 72% possession for Spurs...but no goals.

Home fans are doing their best to encourage their side.

Another rendition of "Come On You Spurs" echoes around Wembley.

James Beswick: Can't help but feel someone at Wembley has missed an opportunity - imagine going back to coaching your under 15s side tomorrow and telling them you were a Premier League official at the home of football!