Chelsea are now unbeaten in their last 14 games in all competitions (W8 D6) - their longest run without defeat since November 2018 (a run of 18).

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Frank Lampard, speaking to Sky Sports: "It went as I sort of expected. I thought we'd have a lot of possession. We created enough to win the game. The clean sheet factor against a side set up to counter-attack - that was excellent. We didn't give Kane or Son a sniff. Goalkeeper makes a great save from Mason Mount.

"Oli Giroud gets his chance. He won us the game midweek and is the man you want is those positions so I can't be too critical. We dominated the game possession wise. This Tottenham team make it hard for you so the way we handled it was brilliant.

"In the end of the season it will all come together on if this was a good point or not. I am happy with the clean sheet but in actual game play we should win it. The players did everything I asked from them but we didn't get that last bit.

"Another day, with the attacking players we have. Sometimes you need a bit of magic from your creative players. The handbrake was a tiny but up but in a good way."

And here is that goal. An iconic World Cup moment.

Some very sad news to bring this evening.

It has been confirmed that former Fulham, Portsmouth, West Ham and Birmingham midfielder Papa Bouba Diop has died, aged 42.

The defensive midfielder, nicknamed "the wardrobe", was one of the stars of Senegal's memorable 2002 World Cup run, including scoring the goal in the opening match that defeated holders France.

He moved to England in 2004 when he joined Fulham and was a key player for the Cottagers as they established themselves as Premier League regulars.

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Gregory Whitehead, LFC: Fear not rest of the league! We've got this! Jose's anti-football won't get the reward it so ill deserves...

Dave, North Wales, Spurs fan: If anyone saId at the beginning of the season that Spurs would hammer Man Utd 6-2 away then beat Man City 2-0 then go to Chelsea get a point and keep a clean sheet and be top of the table the men in the white coats would come round with a straitjacket for you.

Dave, Reading: JM will murder the game playing 'no risk' football. What a contrast to Leeds. Any manager could do what he does -8 man defence but choose to play to outscore the opponent.

I agree with Garett there. I didn't see anything there to suggest Spurs aren't proper title challengers. They have scored 21 goals this season, only lost once, and ground out a draw away against another title contender.

Paul Collins: Spurs top on goal difference, same points as liverpool. all this proves is that for all the Injuries liverpool are having no other team is actually better than them regardless in terms of points. liverpool will get their Injured players back and will win PL again.

Mark, Spurs fan: Re: Woody, 18.06. Better than we think we are? Played Man City, Man Utd and Chelsea, as well as an excellent Southampton side. Top of the league. I'll take that!

Garett T Switzer: At the risk of expressing the most unpopular opinion on this thread, this is the kind of performance Spurs need to win the league. Take three points from lower teams, take one point from the top four. Might be the formula that does it this year.

Chelsea

Chelsea full-back Ben Chilwell, speaking to Sky Sports: "The game was on a knife-edge. I think both sides were tactically pretty good so we're happy with the clean sheet.

"When you’ve got a strikeforce like they have, we as defenders have to concentrate for the whole 90 minutes and the clean sheet was very important.

"Points are crucial and neither team wanted to give the other side any points. We’d have loved to win the game at Stamford Bridge against our rivals but we needed to keep a clean sheet."

Spurs have won 13 points away from home in the Premier League this season (W4 D1).

The 1960-61 season is the only time they have earned more points from their first five games on the road in the top-flight (converting to three points for a win).

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham defender Joe Rodon, speaking to Sky Sports: "It is a tough place to come. To make my debut [first Premier League start] is a dream come true. Hopefully I can learn from this. They are a good opposition and I was in for a tough night.

"It is a massive game and you are playing against top players. Mistakes happen but I will learn from them.

"We always want to go into every game for three points. Sometimes you need to dig in and take a point."

Shane Cogan: Stoke v Burnley would be proud of this game. Chelsea and Spurs battling it out to be the king of mediocrity!!

Ian Hobart: Guessing a lot of the negative comments are coming from Utd/City/Arsenal fans - that these 2 teams are tital contenders? What does that say about their own teams...?!?

Lee: Moan, moan, moan... Both sides are at the top the table and don't want to drop crucial points. So yes, this isn't a classic, but no-one is forcing you to watch it!

Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Two teams that are fighting for the Premier League title showed their qualities today.

Defensively both teams did well, they cancelled each other out.

Tactically, Jose Mourinho got it spot on. All in all, 0-0 is the right result.

Chelsea keeper Edouard Mendy has kept five clean sheets in the Premier League this season, the most of any goalkeeper.

Not bad considering he has only played six times.

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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta makes two changes from the team that held Leeds at Elland Road last week. Bukayo Saka has recovered from his dead leg to replace the suspended Nicolas Pepe and David Luiz is fit to line up in defence.

Arsenal XI: Leno, Bellerin, Luiz, Gabriel, Tierney, Ceballos, Xhaka, Willock, Willian, Saka, Aubameyang.

Subs: Runarsson, Lacazette, Holding, Cedric, Nelson, Elneny, Nketiah.

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Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo names Conor Coady after his captain’s self-isolation and also hands recalls to Marcal and Pedro Neto after his goalscoring performance off the bench against Southampton.

Wolves XI: Rui Patricio, Marcal, Neto, Jimenez, Podence, Boly, Coady, Semedo, Moutinho, Dendoncker, Traore.

Subs: Ruddy, Hoever, Aït-Nouri, Neves, Silva, Vitinha, Kilman.

It's all over. Spurs go top of the Premier League table with a very hard-fought draw with title rivals Chelsea.

Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

That was the chance! Olivier Giroud is usually technically so good but he just couldn't get enough on it.

Joe Rodon made his first mistake and nearly got punished.

Spurs do have a chance to smash and grab! Lucas Moura finds Giovani lo Celso. He has Harry Kane making the run but instead lifts in a cross/shot which goes wide.

Chelsea have a chance to win it! Kurt Zouma boots the ball up the field and Joe Rodon tries to head it back to his own keeper. His header is weak and Olivier Giroud intercepts but can't lift his shot over Lloris.

Lucas Moura is on for Son Heung-min, who has had a very quiet game.

Son runs all the way across the pitch to come off. Whatever happened to going off at the nearest point?