Lifeline for Wolves... Tottenham's young centre-back Juan Foyth mistimes a challenge in the box and clatters Raul Jimenez. Stonewall.

Harry Kane has scored 27 goals in his last 27 away Premier League appearances.

Almost four. Harry Kane is brimming with confidence now - probably more than Harry Styles is on a dating app - shifting the ball into space and cracking a curling right foot shot from 18 yards towards the top corner.

Wolves keeper Rui Patricio is alert though and spring into the air to his left to push clear.

I fear a bit for Wolves now...

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio London

Kane missed the first chance but not the second. The goalkeeper pinged the ball 70 yards down the pitch in the build-up.

Kane took the second chance exceptionally well. That should seal the game now.

Wolves make those two substitutions as Harry Kane celebrates with his team-mates.

Morgan Gibbs-White and Leo Bonatini replace Joao Moutinho and Ivan Cavaleiro.

Too little too late, one suspects.

Wolves threaten again as boss Nuno Espirito Santo prepares a double change on the touchline.

Ivan Cavaleiro pops the ball through Ben Davies's legs and clips one into the box, which is then put back in for Raul Jimenez to challenge for. Oh, he's offside.

Here is Christian Eriksen. Son Heung-min, who replaced the injured Mousa Dembele in the second minute remember, is the man hooked. He's not beaming about that...

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You're 2-0 down at home and then you see Christian Eriksen getting stripped off on the touchline...

Calm down lads. Spurs right-back Kieran Trippier and Wolves striker Raul Jiminez go head to head after Jiminez tumbles to the ground after Trippier wins the ball fairly in the away box.

If you can lip read then you could see that Trippier uses some coarse language to express his displeasure.

Both players get a ticking off from Mike Dean.

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Wolves are full of energy now, asking more questions of the Spurs defence. Can they make this spell of dominance count?

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The Wolves fans are in fine voice, stretching those vocal cords to push their team forward...

Another chance for Wolves! This time it is an excellent save from Hugo Lloris which denies them.

A loose ball bounds towards Ruben Neves on the edge of the Spurs area - he can hit them and that's what he does.

The Portuguese midfielder shows superb technique to smash a vicious volley towards the bottom left corner, only to see Lloris dive across to push the ball to safety.

Bradley Allen
Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio London

Wolves have got to take risks in the second half. There will be passages of play that are going to be open.

Tottenham will have opportunities to break, but Wolves need to score the next goal.

Wolves need a goal quick and they've just blown two decent chances.

Raul Jimenez does everything right - apart from tucking the ball in - as his low shot goes straight at Hugo Lloris, then Helder Costa cuts in from the right and sees his low shot stopped by the Frenchman at his near post.

Encouraging signs for the home side...

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Spurs threaten for the first time since the break as Erik Lamela swivels on the spot likena Olympic figure skater before racing into the Wolves half. But the final ball from Son Heung-min is cut out and Wolves spring forward...

Still Wolves prowl, but again lack that killer instinct. A cross from the right is nowhere near a gold shirt, allowing Spurs right-back Kieran Trippier to calmly chest the ball back to Hugo Lloris.

Wolves come out, ahem, roaring at the start of this second half you feel. That they do, attacking Spurs in the first minute with Ruben Neves hitting a shot that Harry Winks slides in to block.