So Tottenham get it done.

Newcastle and their travelling fans will be absolutely gutted as they did so much right defensively but all it takes is one error to undo the lot.

Spurs are now 29 matches without a draw - that's a new Premier League record.

They'll care little for such a mark but they'll care a great deal for the fact they are now four points behind leaders Liverpool.

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Efan Ekoku
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live

They have ridden their luck Newcastle but so have Tottenham, and that one individual mistake will be the difference.

They looked the brighter side, more composed with greater belief in how they go about their business. A good all round display from Newcastle who did threaten, but you cannot have those kind of errors as a goalkeeper.

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Tottenham get it done. Hats off to them, they stuck at the task against a side defending for their lives throughout.

It's nine goals in 10 Tottenham games for Son and they move second in the table.

The long ball is flicked on by Salomon Rondon and there are bodies chasing it into the box but Hugo Lloris dives on it.

Long ball pumped forward by Newcastle....

Fernando Llorente has been involved in seven goals in his last eight appearances for Tottenham in all competitions (5 goals, 2 assists)

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Newcastle not really pushing in any way as Spurs keep the ball. They are two minutes from second in the table.

Tottenham have the ball where they want it as they win a corner with Jamaal Lascelles slicing a clearance behind. Four added minutes.

Sean Longstaff hits one from 35 yards. High and over.

Here come Newcastle... pumped into the box... headed away.

Spurs should be 2-0 up as a mix up at the back gives Fernando Llorente a sight of goal. The net is unguarded but there are bodies in his way and he dribbles a weak shot wide.

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Efan Ekoku
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live

It's awful for Dubravka and Newcastle, terrible goalkeeping, but Llorente chests the ball down, and the Newcastle players are sucked in far too easily. It's almost straight down the goalkeeper's throat. Awful, awful error.

Somehow Newcastle are level as a corner gets headed into their six-yard box, is flicked on by one of the countless Spurs shirts and it's Matt Ritchie heading off the line to deny Christian Eriksen.

Danny Rose enters, Jan Verthongen leaves. I'm surprised that wasn't done earlier as Rose is more natural in an attacking sense and let's be fair, Verthongen has hardly had to defend at left back.

We enter the last 15 minutes. Can Tottenham find that moment to move second in the table?

In comes yet another Jan Verthongen cross... booted clear and Salomon Rondon wins a free-kick to take the pressure off. He's been a warrior out there.

Now here's a rare stat...

Goalkeeper Dubravka has made the most passes for Newcastle - 28.

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Brilliant tackle by Jamaal Lascelles in the area just as Fernando Llorente got into a decent position.

Efan Ekoku
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 live

He was in the sun and he is looking up straight away to suggest he lost the flight of the ball. It's a great run from Llorente and for a powerful header of the ball like him, that is a pretty simple chance.

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Tottenham inject a bit of pace into an attack and they flow forward but Kieran Trippier's cross is well read and well held by Martin Dubravka.

They survive a counter attack as Hugo Lloris races out of his box to intercept a through ball and so again they come forward. It's end-to-end suddenly.

Another ball in, a header from Fernando Llorente goes over and he seems to suggest he lost the ball in the glare of the sun over Wembley.