More sloppiness from Spurs. Danny Rose's pass bounces off Moussa Sissoko's shins and Newcastle have a throw-in on the left touchline.

Kyle: It's been a really good start from Newcastle. We have defended well and looked comfortable throughout the only dangerous moment was the penalty Spurs probably should have had. Now we have something to hang onto we are dangerous opponents for Spurs.

Darren Bell: I've said before and I'm sure I'll say it again. Sanchez isn't good enough. Have to start playing Vertonghen!

Christian Atsu, who has been impressive since coming on as a substitute, wins a corner on the left.

The resulting set-piece is cleared by Harry Winks.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Molineux

No shots on target by Wolves so far. That will be of concern to Nuno Espirito Santo. Although his side is scoring freely in the Europa League - 17 in five qualifying matches - they have just one goal in around 210 minutes of Premier League football this season.

Kyle Walker-Peters finds Son Heung-min in the box and the Spurs striker records their first shot on target but can't beat Martin Dubravka

Moments later, a cross from the left almost lands on the head of Lucas Moura but Paul Dummett does exceptionally well to get a touch on it.

Chris Wood is being a menace. He wiggles his way into the box before firing a shot at Rui Patricio, who has to palm it away.

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Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Tottenham don’t seem to be able to start games well. That idea of getting the early goal to settle things goes out the window with them. It was the same against Aston Villa and it was the same last season as well. It’s worrying for Spurs and something they need to address.

Spurs are eager to get back into this. Danny Rose runs straight into Emil Krafth and appeals for a penalty.

Referee Michael Dean is having none of it and warns Rose about simulation. A few in orange aren't best pleased...

Ash Williams: Sanchez has that ability to get drawn to the ball wnd leave his man. Joelinton punished him.

Ben: Four goals for Ashley Barnes at Burnley so far this season. If England call-ups were made based on form...

Burnley are still on top at Wolves, thanks to Ashley Barnes' opener. Chris Wood chests down a long ball before spinning and firing an effort towards goal.

It skips wide of the keeper's right post.

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Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Ihonestly do not know what is going through Davinson Sanchez mind here, it is ridiculous defending. He does not look once where the Newcastle players are. He does not look behind him. The finish from Joelinton is sublime. It's brilliant from Newcastle, shocking from Tottenham.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Molineux

Sensible decision all round for both teams to take a water break while Burnley's Matthew Lowton receives treatment inside his own penalty area. It is a roasting hot day in the Black Country!

Sean Longstaff finds himself in space on the right of the box when he's slipped in. He goes for glory and gets a really good connection.

It's fizzing towards the far corner but Hugo Lloris does well to tip it over the bar.

Christian Atsu and Matt Ritchie were supporting and were completely unmarked on the far side. Should Longstaff had passed it?

Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

I am just looking at the angle he goes in for that tackle and it has to be a very good tackle to not be a penalty. For me, it looked like a penalty. There was no margin for error. The referee must have heard something or seen something not to give it. I just don't think he gets the ball. I think the initial contact is a penalty.

Ruben Neves is lurking at the back post as Joao Moutinho floats a deep ball in from midfield. Nick Pope is alert and watches it all the way into his hands.

A few moments later, Raul Jimenez makes a dangerous run in behind but it's well defended by Newcastle's centre-back pairing.

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David Ljunggren: So of course Newcastle start with a player who has a fitness concern and of course he pulls up injured early on. Just underlines the chaos at the club.

Chris Painter: Newcastle United. Is there a better team to watch to help drain the adrenaline from the Ashes cricket away?

Spurs finally inject a bit of pace and Son Heung-min drives into the area, side-stepping his way around the first challenge.

He goes down under contact from the second and there are appeals for a penalty but nothing much in it.

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Lots of sideways passing from Spurs but nothing penetrating. Newcastle are just happy to sit back.

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Jermaine Jenas
Ex-Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

One of the big things I am seeing from Tottenham which is concerning is that Son Heung-Min and Harry Kane are sitting very narrow. It was a similar situation against Aston Villa with Tottenham's attack. I think there needs to be more rotation between, get the defence spread out. At the minute, Newcastle are really comfortable.