The players have emerged for part two of this entertaining London derby.

We'll be under way shortly.

As I'm sure will be of utmost concern in the Tottenham dressing room, Spurs' drawless run is under threat at the halfway stage at Stamford Bridge.

Their Premier League record run currently stands at 31 games.

Will they extend that, for better or worse?

Daramola: Benching Kepa is the only thing Sarri has done in the past one months that I absolutely agree with. No matter the result tonight, it was the right decision.

Kelechi: As a Chelsea fan, I'm not worried about losing, I've gotten so used to it...Right now I'm more worried about winning.

Paul: With Jorginho and Kovacic in it, Chelsea have the worst midfield of the top 6. Even Arsenal's is better - it's their defence that let's them down. Kovacic and Jorginho do next to nothing apart from give the ball away.

So far, so good for Willy Caballero, who has started three Premier League games at Stamford Bridge without winning any of them.

Incidentally, one of those starts came in Chelsea's 3-1 defeat to Tottenham here last season...

That's that for the first half.

Both sides have hit the woodwork in the opening 45 minutes, but it remains finely poised at Stamford Bridge.

As I was saying!

An excellent effort from Harry Winks from the edge of the area sees Caballero scrambling to reach high enough and, in the end, he has his crossbar to thank...

A great shot!

Ben Davies can't make anything of it though and Willy Caballero remains unchallenged.

Son Heung-min is full of running as always for his side, but he's hounded out by a swarm of Chelsea players as he receives the ball in the Chelsea half.

Spurs regather themselves, however, and earn their first corner of the match.

Tottenham remain determined to play out from the back despite Chelsea squeezing high up the pitch.

It results in another sloppy pass to a blue shirt and the home side take charge of possession once more as we head towards the interval.

Henry: Unpopular opinion but Luiz has been immense today, as well as on the weekend against City - inconsistent week to week but always seems to turn up in the big moments.

Jared: Why are we still having this mistake called Jorginho in this game? This is like a man less in the mid.

Who has impressed you, or failed to, so far?

Matthew Etherington
Former West Ham winger on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Chelsea have just lost their way a little bit in the last few minutes and Tottenham are really growing into the game now.

Tottenham break at pace from their own half as they begin to edge their way into this contest.

Son Heung-min charges towards the Tottenham penalty area and there appears to be plenty of danger for Chelsea, but David Luiz produces an excellent challenge on Erik Lamela and the home side are eventually able to clear the danger.

Tommy: Harry Kane lucky to still be on the pitch.

Chris: Spurs don’t show up in big game shocker. Yawn.

Plenty of time yet Chris, stay with us...

Neither side has managed to actually hit the target yet, though Chelsea have had five shots to Tottenham's one...

Still, nothing to separate these two after half an hour - though Gonzalo Higuain did go agonisingly close for Maurizio Sarri's men after just seven minutes.

Matthew Etherington
Former West Ham winger on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Chelsea are slightly on top at the minute and we have seen a good reaction from Sunday, although Spurs are showing their teeth with Harry Kane and Son Heung-min.

Well, that good will didn't last long at all.

Harry Kane and Cesar Azpilicueta are involved in an argument, before the rest of the field joins in the fun.

It's a good, fiery contest.

Kieran Trippier goes down as Eden Hazard catches him in the face, and Chelsea's Mateo Kovacic attempts to play on but Hazard insists he kicks it out of play.

Nice to see, that.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Stamford Bridge

Chelsea having the better of the early phase but manager Maurizio Sarri still doesn't look entirely happy with life. He has already had a very animated, arm-waving exchange with his assistant Gianfranco Zola.

Willy Caballero has, so far, been virtually unemployed.

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Here come Chelsea once more, as Eden Hazard drives down the left flank.

Spurs stand strong though and keep the latest blue wave at bay... Until!

The visitors get far too comfortable playing the ball around at the back and Hugo Lloris misplaces a pass straight into the path of Pedro.

It comes to Gonzalo Higuain who curls an effort from the edge of the box and the Argentine narrowly misses the target.

Matthew Etherington
Former West Ham winger on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

Chelsea are pressing really high up the pitch with Mateo Kovacic and N'Golo Kante, and they are winning the ball high up the pitch.