James: Wouldn't it be just hilarious if West Ham, Chelsea and Arsenal all won their first game at Spurs' new ground?

Spurs just haven't come out at all since half-time. Harry Kane has had 18 touches all game - the fewest, level with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. The two most dangerous players starved of the ball.

Care to translate Phil?

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Not so many openings this half as both sides probe for the opening. Arsenal still looking the more progressive side and Aubameyang so close.

Mikel Arteta still shouting instructions - multi-lingual too as we have had English. Spanish and French.

Matt Upson
Former England and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was super play from Alexandre Lacazette. It was really unselfish. He sees the pass quickly. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang hasn't been in the game much.

He strikes it well and he was right to go for the roof of the net, he just couldn't quite hit the target.

Aston Villa

Aston Villa boss Dean Smith: “I know these players can play under pressure. We have found it hard this season there is no getting away from that.

“The last two games have been tough against Liverpool and Manchester United but we have gone and competed. But for the VAR decision in the Man Utd game we were on top. We had to take some positives from that but it can be hard when you read results from the day before.

“We said to the players, ‘It’s like a semi-final today’. We have been playing tournament football since we came back.

"We haven’t got the points we need but we’re still in the tournament. It was the first leg of the semi-final we needed to go and win and we have done that with a good performance.

“We need to give ourselves a big chance. Watford and West Ham play each other next so they both can’t take three points but we have to concentrate on ourselves and hopefully get a result at Everton."

Jonathan Pearce
BBC Match of the Day commentator

If the ground was full of supporters today the home fans would be furious at the moment.

Spurs have had just 12% of the ball since half-time...

And what a chance that is for the Arsenal! Nicely worked, patient, Alexandre Lacazette finds Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang on the left of the area and he drills a rising shot against the bar.

Great chance.

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Matt Upson
Former England and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

To say that was an ambitious attempt from Mustafi would be an understatement. It wasn't a bad contact but it just harmlessly looped up into the air.

Since those quotes it has been reported that someone has been arrested for those tweets.

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live about racist abuse directed at Wilfried Zaha:

"It was a despicable act and a very cowardly act to give that sort of abuse to someone you don’t know, have never met and hide behind an address that no-one can trace.

"The worst thing for us in some ways - and Wilf didn’t play badly and he did quite well to take it in his stride and play his football - but the idea was that it would upset one of the opponents top players and maybe put him off his game and give your team a chance to get a result they were so desperate to get.

"So that’s another sad part of it all, that there are people in the world that are such evil people that think this is the right thing to do, to abuse someone in this cowardly way and then the further price that it could affect his performance and there team would get the benefit from it.

"All I can hope is that the person who did this is found and I know the authorities will do there best to find him. When they do find him I hope he will be severely punished."

Some effort! Shkodran Mustafi loops in an overhead kick from a way out and it's on target, easy save though. Arsenal well on top since the resumption.

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We need a goal, a mistake, something. It's a flat start to the second half. Arsenal fling in a deep free-kick which Sead Kolasinac has a swing at but that's wayward.

Good defending from Shkodran Mustafi, Lucas Moura runs at him, Mustafi doesn't let him cut inside, keeps him on his left foot and then blocks the shot. Spot on.

Arsenal seeing a lot of early second-half ball but it's a bit pedestrian. Spurs happy to to let them have it close to halfway.

David Luiz plays it to Granit Xhaka, who swings it clean out of play.

Is there an injury? No it's just a rubbish pass.

And we're off!

Here come the sides again...

Has any big club prospered after moving grounds?

Manchester City, of course. Anyone else?