Jermaine Jenas
Former England and Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

You always knew if it was going to be anybody filling the boots of Harry Kane and Son it'd be Dele Alli, he's a natural goalscorer.

It's the first time, really, that Tottenham have gone long and asked that question of Fulham. Immediately Fulham get stretched and lose that shape. It was a poor clearance and Eriksen floats one towards the back post and Dele's run was spot on. He wasn't going to miss that one.

Harry Winks with a curler from 25 yards. Sergio Rico holds with ease.

Spurs come forward again, Rico palms a cross out from under his bar and only a brilliant block by Maxime Le Marchand stops a Christian Eriksen shot from testing the exposed goal.

Fulham have not started this second half.

Harry Winks lifts his head and curls the ball to the wing. It's switched though back to the left and Spurs go sideways a couple of times as the white shirts form a wall. In nips Calum Chambers - impressive so far - but Fulham can't break with any quality.

Christian Eriksen fizzes a pass at Dele Alli on the edge of the box and his touch threatens to get him in but is a bit heavy. The pass was moving at him rapidly to be fair.

Tottenham with the first spell of possession of this second period. Fulham sit in, perhaps without the same bluster as they did early on. Jean Michael Seri injects a bit of work rate and they in turn force Spurs backwards. Good from Seri that, he set the tone.

No changes at the break...

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Chris Sutton
Ex-Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live

If Spurs don't win this game they're in real danger of not getting a Champions League place. The wheels have come off.

I think Tottenham have business to do in this window.

Dele Alli gets us rolling in the second half. Spurs will attack the away end...

The players are back out...

Jermaine Jenas
Former England and Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

You've got to give a lot of credit to Fulham - they've looked organised, they've been physical in the middle of the park, they've broken forward when they can, they've looked dangerous at times.

If they can continue this it can be a formula to work on to get themselves up that league.

And back to London...

Huddersfield Town

Huddersfield's caretaker manager Mark Hudson speaking to BBC Sport: "I enjoyed it. Going into this week what was asked of me was to get the boys together and show intent, and we showed that today. They're one of the best teams in the world so we knew what we were facing.

"We stuck to the game plan. If it wasn't for the deflected goal I think we could have stayed in the longer. After that we were deflated, I could see that, but we fought to the end."

On second goal: "I've not seen it but I've heard it's borderline. Some you get, some you don't."

On changes: "I'm happy to make decisions and felt we could get something from the game with that team."

On David Wagner's exit: "It's been a tough week, saying goodbye to the boss after three-and-a-half years. What he's created here has been nigh-on impossible - getting promoted, staying up, and playing with an identity and togetherness. But the club moves forward and it was my job to do that this week.

"If you ask David, this club runs in his blood and always will do. The chairman gave him the opportunity to come here and he took it with both hands. Huddersfield is ingrained in him, he lives here now, and he deserves all the praise he's got this week."

On his future: "We'll come away, have some conversations and see where we go. I knew when I came into coaching it'd be something that I want to do."

Manchester City

City boss Pep Guardiola speaking to Sky Sports: “We were better in the second half and the first 15-20 minutes. We knew it’d be a difficult game if the rhythm and pace was not quick enough so we'll take that result.

On what he said at half-time: “I’m never happy with the players. We had to accept reality and if it was the same in the second half then anything could happen. We knew it’d be difficult but we had to maintain the distance with Liverpool.”

On Kevin De Bruyne playing 90 minutes: “It's good news. When you’ve been injured a long time you need to find rhythm. He needs time, that is what it is. They’re incredible players but need rhythm, and playing games is the only way.”

On scoring 100 goals this season: “It's good, we try to score as many goals as possible. It’s important we have a lot of different players scoring – wingers, defenders. It's nice to have a lot of competition to score goals.”

On the title race: “I’d prefer to be in Liverpool’s position. All we can do is win our games and analyse what we have to do to improve.”

A quick dart back to Huddersfield folks...

Ryan Babel had a decent first half in a Fulham shirt. Three shots, two key passes according to Opta and he completed around 90% of his passes too.

Looks like he's keen to show what he's got.

The Cottages have lost their last six London derbies.

Crazy things are happening.

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A couple of stats for you. One encouraging for Fulham, one encouraging for Tottenham.

Fulham fans: Tottenham have never beaten, external a team managed by Claudio Ranieri in the Premier League.

Spurs fans: Fulham have only kept one clean sheet in the league all season, against Huddersfield (the division's lowest scorers).

Jeester: Just saying, if Spurs lose today, then it's a 4-horse race for 3rd, with United and Arsenal only 4 points off...

Mr. E: So much love for Spurs on here, they are getting shown by Fulham how average they really are. The table lies, Spurs don’t deserve top 4 and the way Utd and Arsenal are playing won’t be long till they over take them.

Tom McQuillin: Tottenham just held the ball for 5 straight minutes without taking a shot... sign of excellent Fulham defending or a Spurs side that is lacking creativity and confidence going forward?

Jermaine Jenas
Former England and Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

Davinson Sanchez has been Spurs' worst player so far. He's having one of those afternoons.

But listen to this crowd, the Fulham players deserve it. They've been well organised and have worked their socks off. They've shown they can mix it and be difficult to beat.

It's up to Spurs now to step it up in the second half but it's going to take a lot.