Martin Keown
Former England defender on Final Score

Palace are in big trouble and the transfer window cannot come soon enough for Roy Hodgson.

Listening to him in press conferences, he seems not his normal self. He has to stay patient with this group.

They are not far away, but it all centres on who they bring in. It’s goals that keep you up in this league and they have to find a goalscorer.

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Bournemouth defender Tyrone Mings crosses for Junior Stanislas, who has his back to goal. Stanislas flicks the ball up in the air, spins and fires a volley well over the bar. He had enough time to do something more practical and less flamboyant.

Wouldn't fancy being the person washing the white Leicester kit tonight. It will need an industrial cycle and a triple scoop of powder.

To be honest, the away side haven't done much to get dirty yet. No shots on target at either end...

Garth Crooks
BBC Sport football expert on Final Score

Gerard Deulofeu has embarrassed Cardiff there. He twists them one way and then the other. That’s Diego Maradona-esque.

I’ve seen him do this before, he’s scored some fabulous goals this season and that’s one of them.

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Spurs could be, but not necessarily should be, ahead. Erik Lamela picks out Lucas Moura with a wedge of a pass, the Brazilian superbly stretching out his boot to poke just wide.

Garth Crooks
BBC Sport football expert on Final Score

I think that Jota shoots for goal, mis-hits it, but Jimenez runs in on the ball at the far post, which is good centre forward play.

Bournemouth have given the ball away in such an area it has caught them on the break and they can’t readjust.

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Ouch! Newcastle winger Christian Atsu stretches for a loose ball in the Huddersfield goalmouth and ends up raking his studs on keeper Jonas Lossl's thigh. That's got to sting in this cold.

Meanwhile, Rafael Benitez takes off his glasses and wipes off the rain. Error. Definitely contact lense weather.

Nigel Reo-Coker
Former West Ham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

There has been some really good play from Burnley so far, they are trying to frustrate Tottenham in possession and make them go all the way back to their goal. They are getting a few chances and the game is slowly starting to open up.

Burnley step onto the front foot for the first time today.

Robbie Brady swings in a right-wing corner, Hugo Lloris's feet seem to stuck in the mud as he stays on his line, but Charlie Taylor at the far post miscontrols and the chance goes.

Then, seconds later, they go route one as Joe Hart lumps one long and Ashley Barnes nearly ends up clean through.

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Bournemouth almost have an immediate chance to level but Ryan Fraser's cross is just beyond Charlie Daniels - who gave away possession for that Wolves goal.

Harry Maguire has been back on the pitch for a few minutes after that injury scare. The big man looks OK.

Nothing else of note to tell you.

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It's still hammering it down in Huddersfield. Other than that not much to report.

The Terriers have shaded the early exchanges, Laurent Depoitre and Chris Lowe both miscuing volleys in a couple of half-decent openings for the home side.

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Cardiff are trying to get some joy down the right, but Bruno Manga and Sol Bamba both have crosses headed away.

Wahay, Bournemouth defender Charlie Daniels completely misses the ball as he attempts a cross and it dribbles out for a goal-kick.

Oliver Skipp has settled in nicely on his full debut. A few neat and tidy touches in the centre of the park should shift any nerves.

Nigel Reo-Coker
Former West Ham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

Credit to the manager for giving so much opportunity to youngsters at the club. Tottenham are becoming a more recognisable world brand in football. It gives fans something to relate to. It would be a club if you were a youngster that you would want to come to and be given a chance.

Always a special moment for Kieran Trippier, playing against the club where he made his name.

No time for sentiment though as he stands over a free-kick wide on the left. But he overcooks his delivery, the ball flying over everyone and out for a goal kick.

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