It's all over!

File that under "narrow but totally deserved win" for Southampton. Danny Ings' goal was magnificent - reminiscent of Gazza v Scotland in 1996 - while Spurs were below par.

And I'd love to know what Jose Mourinho thinks of his yellow card.

Serge Aurier can cross into the box.....but it floats all the way over and behind!

Dele Alli hurls in a long throw, but Shane Long and Obafemi hook it clear.

Spurs try to get it back but once again the hosts throw the attack back.

Time to go to the corners!

Spurs are camped out in Saints' half, all a bit nervy for the home fans.

Five minutes of stoppage time to come.

Lucas Moura's shot is deflected wide, and after a VAR check on it - for striking Ryan Bertrand somewhere on the body - we get under way again.

James Ward-Prowse swings in a corner and Shane Long, hanging in the air like Michael Jordan, nods it just wide!

Saints have resisted superbly in the second half, keeping Spurs to just one shot in the second half.

Yes, you read that right.

The Spurs boss is booked for going over to the Saints bench and having a word with one of the home coaching team. He gives Mike Dean a sarcastic reaction as the referee brandishes the yellow card.

Michael Obafemi replaces the excellent Danny Ings, with Erik Lamela replacing the injured Kane.

The original decision stands, it stays 1-0.

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Southampton 1-0 Tottenham

Kane limps off while we check, looking to have pulled a thigh muscle.

Harry Kane slips the ball in from close range and is flagged offside, but we are going to VAR...

James Ward-Prowse dives in on Giovani Lo Celso for another booking, to be filed under 'doing what he had to do for the team'.

James Ward-Prowse's free kick from the left lacks any venom, allowing Paulo Gazzaniga to claim it.

Serge Aurier is booked just outside his own area.

Jan Vertonghen nods the resulting free kick across the face of goal - but there's no Spurs player there and Alex McCarthy claims it easily.

Jan Bednarek pulls Harry Kane back near halfway and is booked. Very little for the England striker to work with today.

Giovani Lo Celso skates into the area and looks to stumble under pressure - he doesn't hit the deck, loses the ball and Saints ease the pressure.

But, much better from Spurs of late.

Spurs are having a better spell, but they have yet to worry Alex McCarthy in the Saints goal since half-time.