That's a let-off for Norwich City.

Tanguy Ndombele blocks Christoph Zimmerman's clearance and Harry Kane is off. The England striker slides it square to Dele Alli but he blazes his effort over the bar.

He's a man in form and he should be doing better from there.

Great save.

Norwich win the ball in the Spurs half and Marco Stiepermann toe-pokes the ball towards goal, but Paulo Gazzaniga produces a good save with his right paw.

That was heading for the bottom corner.

It's a good battle developing between Max Aarons and Ryan Sessegnon over on the far side.

The Spurs player has just won the first tussle between two of England's brightest young right-sided talents with a firm tackle.

Keep your eyes on that one.

Juan Foyth is wasteful there as he tries to pick out Dele Alli on the opposite flank. The ball is too long for the forward and Norwich have the throw-in.

Norwich are nearly in early on as Onel Hernandez is fed in behind the Spurs defence but Paulo Gazzaniga is quickly off his line to snap up the loose ball.

The Canaries faithful are in good voice as both sides try to box clever in the early exchanges.

Lots of simple passes and a few long balls so far.

And we're off...

Before we get under way, we will have a minute's remembrance for the late Martin Peters.

The World Cup winner was twice the Player of the Year at Norwich.

Right then.

The players have followed the officials out onto the field.

We're all set for kick off...

Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender

Norwich made lots of chances in their defeat by Aston Villa but, not for the first time this season, they finished empty handed.

The Canaries will think they can get at Spurs too but, unless they improve defensively, this will probably end up with a familiar outcome for Daniel Farke's side.

Lawro's prediction: 0-2

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Watford claim a potentially crucial three points in the battle for safety, while there are also wins for Everton and Brighton.

Steve Bower
Match of the Day commentator

When looking for slight improvements since Jose Mourinho's arrival, Tottenham's away form falls into that category.

It's two wins from three so far after a previous run of 12 on the road without a victory.

Defensive stability isn't yet on the same list though, which will give Norwich some encouragement. After 10 defeats in their last 14 matches can the Canaries find the levels that saw them beat the champions and hold Arsenal at Carrow Road?

The challenge is proving as tough as predicted for the team that begin the weekend bottom of the table.

Fourth place is still very much in sight for Tottenham, and for those aspirations to be maintained this is a fixture they have to be winning.

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It's that time of the year when Premier League fixtures are coming thick and fast...

Welcome to coverage of sixth-place Tottenham's trip to bottom club Norwich.

The Canaries are without a win in six, while Spurs have won three of their last four Premier League games - but could we see a shock this afternoon?

Stay tuned for live updates...

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Daniel Farke has made four changes to his Norwich side that lost to Aston Villa on Boxing Day.

Sam Byram, Tom Trybull, Kenny McLean and Todd Cantwell are replaced by Mario Vranic, Onel Hernandez, Jamal Lewis and Marco Stiepermann.

Norwich: Krul, Aarons, Hanley, Zimmermann, Vrancic, Hernandez, Lewis, Tettey, Buendía, Stiepermann, Pukki

Substitutes: Fahrmann, Byram, Cantwell, Trybull, McLean, Amadou, Srbeny

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Jose Mourinho has also made four changes to his Tottenham side that beat Brighton in their last outing.

Giovani Lo Celso, Juan Foyth, Christian Eriksen and Tanguy Ndombele come in for Davinson Sanchez, Harry Winks, Moussa Sissoko and Lucas Moura

Tottenham: Gazzaniga, Alderweireld, Foyth, Vertonghen, Lo Celso, Sessegnon, Aurier, Ndombele, Eriksen, Alli, Kane

Substitutes: Vorm, Sánchez, Lamela, Dier, Moura, Skipp, Tanganga

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