Almost a Christian Eriksen special. He bends a beauty from 25 yards towards the top corner with his left foot but Patricio dives brilliantly to save.

Corner...

You can here the excitement when the ball falls to the feet of Son Heung-min in space. Most of the spectators in Wembley get to their feet as he charges towards goal.

The forward decides to square this one rather than having another long-range shot. He finds Dele Alli but the Englishman shoots over.

Adama Traore dances down the right...

He skips around a tackle and then crosses but his delivery is blocked behind by the arm of Ben Davies. The Wolves players appeal for a penalty but that would have been harsh. He was just yards away.

Moments later Davies gets a yellow card for a wild tackle. It'll be a tough afternoon for him now on a booking so early.

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No-one has made as many passes in this early stages as Spurs midfielder Harry Winks. He's playing at the base of the midfield and has hardly put a foot wrong so far.

Decent hit from Kieran Trippier but it's straight at Rui Patricio. The Wolves goalie saves comfortably.

This is a chance. Harry Kane MBE is hacked down in the edge of the box by Raul Jimenez who was trying to make up for an awful touch moments earlier.

Free-kick to Spurs 25 yards out...

Matthew Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is classic Tottenham. They are oozing confidence. You look at the players they have up front, they all have the ability to drop into pockets and move into areas defenders don't want them to, moving the back four and creating space.

Tottenham are knocking it around nicely here. Pass after probing pass around the edge of the box with Dele Alli, Harry Kane and Son Heung-min all involved. The move ends with the latter having another pop from distance. Rui Patricio is briefly worried but the ball skips past the post.

The South Korean is looking lively as he tries to add to the four goals in his past two games.

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Dendoncker is back on his feet after some treatment from the physio. Wolves are momentarily down to 10 before the Belgian rejoins the action.

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6 mins

Tottenham 0-0 Wolves

What looked like an innocous coming together between Leander Dendoncker and Moussa Sissoko has left the Wolves midfielder in serious discomfort.

This is his first Premier League start for the club since joining last summer and his continued participation is in some doubt.

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The first cries of "ohhhhh when the Spurs..." can now be heard at Wembley. Harry Kane gets his first touch since receiving an MBE in the New Year's Honours list...

He gives the ball away. Hmmm.

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Kyle Walker-Peters will probably count himself unlucky to be back on the bench today after three assists inside a half in Spurs' previous game but it's Kieran Tripper at right-back today for the team in white.

The England international marauds forward and wins an early corner.

It's played short before a shot from range by Son Heung-min which is blocked.

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And the visitors get us under way...

Paul Ince
Former England midfielder on Final Score

Everyone seemed to have forgotten about Tottenham and I don’t really understand why. They've scored five and six times in their past two games.

City ran away with the title last year. Now Liverpool are there and Tottenham are there. Look at Spurs' front four – they remind me so much of Liverpool and the way they attack.

Steve Bower
Match of the Day commentator

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Mauricio Pochettino says his Tottenham team are title 'intruders' not 'contenders', but there's no escaping their run and best points tally at the halfway stage of a Premier League season. It's a sign of the standard that they are still six points from the summit.

There's real momentum within the club at the moment as they look to build on the 11 goals scored in their last two games alone.

Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo has promised his team's approach won't change. Their half-term report is a positive one with three wins on the road already. Spurs will also remember being pushed all the way in the corresponding fixture at Molineux.

Here come the players in front of a decent crowd at Wembley.

Kick-off is not too far away.

Mauricio Pochettino has made four changes to the Tottenham side which thrashed Bournemouth 5-0.

Dele Alli, Davinson Sanchez, Ben Davies and Kieran Trippier come in for Juan Foyth, Danny Rose, Lucas Moura and Kyle Walker-Peters.

Tottenham XI: Lloris, Trippier, Alderweireld, Sanchez, Son, Winks, Kane, Sissoko, Alli, Eriksen, Davies

There are also three changes to the Wolves side which drew 1-1 with Fulham.

Joao Moutinho, Morgan Gibbs-White and Romain Saiss drop out for Ivan Cavaleiro, Leander Dendoncker and Ruben Neves.

Dendoncker is making his first Premier League start.

Wolves XI: Patricio, Doherty, Bennett, Cavaleiro, Neves, Jimenez, Boly, Coady, Jonny, Dendoncker, Traore

Where have those 19 games gone? Today we start the second half of the season.

Spurs are currently six points behind leaders Liverpool after their best ever start to a Premier League season. A win today and they'll just be three points behind.

Wolves are today's opponents who will move back into the top half with a win and end a remarkable 2018 on a high.

The gap to the top could be just three points come 5pm.

Spurs are right in this thing, aren't they?

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