There is a minute's applause for the late Papa Boupa Diop.

Liverpool have won 18 consecutive Premier League matches against promoted opposition (by an aggregate score of 47-8), since a 1-1 draw at Newcastle on 1 October 2017.

This is another one with 2,000 fans at the game. London games are allowed that many supporters (for now).

Liverpool are winless in their past four Premier League away games (D3, L1).

Their solitary away victory this season came at Chelsea in September, and going into this weekend they rank only 16th for most points earned on the road this season.

Jurgen Klopp's side can keep back-to-back Premier League clean sheets for the first time since June.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho, speaking to BBC Sport: "I am experienced with football and the Premier League and I told the players what could happen, and it happened.

"Against Palace, the way they play you need the ball, you need to create because if not they are the sort of team that put the long ball into the box and what can happened, happened.

"You can look at the game in two perspectives, one is that we lost two points or another is that we have one more point than we did yesterday.

"I am never OK with a point, every game we go to win and if sometimes we don't win it because of credit to the opponent and sometimes it is because we should do better. Today I think it was a bit of both."

On Gareth Bale's absence: "He was ill, not Covid."

Fulham have lost four of their opening five home league matches in a season for the first time.

They have lost 19 consecutive Premier League home fixtures against the 'top six', since a 1-1 draw against Chelsea on 9 April 2012.

Scott Parker has lost 15 of his 21 top-flight matches since taking charge of Fulham, initially as caretaker manager.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho speaking to Sky Sports on whether it is a point gained or two points dropped: "We have one more point than we had. In that way, a point is a point and we know how difficult they are to get in the Premier League. We [also] lost two points. If I look to the last 10 minutes of the game, yes, if I look at the first 45 minutes, yes, but from 45 to 75 minutes we couldn't play or build from the back and we made lots of mistakes. A team like them, they can create and fight in the box. If I split the game into three parts - we lost two points."

On why his side didn't win: "I want to believe that was because we couldn't. At half-time I spent a good few minutes telling them what could happen in the second half. These guys, to control the game [against Palace] you need the ball. If you give them the chance to put balls in the box you put yourself in the line between victory and draw."

On whether Hugo Lloris should prevent Palace's goal: "My goalkeeper is the best in the Premier League."

On lessons from the game: "There are not lessons to learn. We knew what the game could be. At half-time we predicted what could happen."

Liverpool have won six successive Premier League games against Fulham, scoring 18 goals and conceding just four times.

The Whites' last victories in this fixture came in the 2011-12 season, when they won home and away.

None of Fulham's 14 Premier League home games against Liverpool have finished level, with the Cottagers claiming five wins to the Reds' nine.

What we know is how good Liverpool's frontline is. They always come up trumps and I don't think Fulham will keep them out.

Prediction: 0-2

Fulham make one change from the side that lost 2-0 at Manchester City. Mario Lemina comes into midfield in place of Harrison Reed, who drops to the bench.

Aleksandar Mitrovic is not in the squad having picked up a minor knock in training.

Fulham: Areola, Aina, Andersen, Adarabioyo, Reid, Zambo, Lemina, Robinson, Loftus-Cheek, Lookman, Ivan Cavaleiro.

Subs: Kebano, Cairney, Rodak, Ream, Reed, Bryan, Kamara.

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Having made a number of changes for the Champions League in midweek, Liverpool revert back closer to their last Premier League game. There are two changes from the win over Wolves, though, and significant ones. Alisson returns in goal for Caoimhin Kelleher and Trent Alexander-Arnold is in at right-back, with Neco Williams dropping to the bench.

Diogo Jota is out for at least a month through injury, which opens up a spot on the bench for 19-year-old midfielder Jake Cain.

Liverpool: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Matip, Fabinho, Robertson, Henderson, Wijnaldum, Jones, Salah, Firmino, Mane.

Subs: Oxlade-Chamberlain, Minamino, Origi, Phillips, Kelleher, Cain, Neco Williams.

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Mark Schwarzer
Former Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's tough to make a mistake and carry on, you want the ground to swallow you up. This is a Premier League game with not many people in the stadium, but it's the same thing, you have to get your head right and concentrate on your game and maybe try to get a result for your side and Guaita has done that today and he's definitely man of the match for me.

Crystal Palace

Crystal Palace goalkeeper Vicente Guaita, speaking to Sky Sports: "I feel good, a point - it is an important point. Very happy."

On Tottenham's goal: "The ball was moving, it was difficult. He is a good player, the best striker in the Premier League. Today I didn't save but next week maybe I save it.

"All the saves are important. It was important with the 2,000 fans. It was a big energy for the team."

Mark Schwarzer
Former Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Spurs will be so disappointed with 1-1 - Jose Mourinho's side have had such dominance in this game, all the chances. Vicente Guaita has had a fantastic game despite the one mistake for the goal.

Spurs will be so disappointed not to go home with three points. Other than that mistake Guaita has really not put a foot wrong and he's a big reason why Palace managed to get a point.

Russ Hyde: WHAT A SAVE! Take a bow Guaita! Top draw!

Dennis Ethan: Guaita easily the man of the match despite the first-half howler.

AndyWHUFC: Spurs blow another two points, same as against the Hammers. Not championship material.

Diogo Jota is out for six to eight weeks, says Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp.

Liverpool have the chance to go top of the table if they beat Fulham in their game which is coming up soon.

We'll build up to that and bring you reaction from Selhurst Park.

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It's all over. Spurs extend their lead at the top to one point.

Terrible free-kick, cleared.

Now Spurs have a free-kick on the right wing. The final chance.

Frantic finish as Palace clear a host of Spurs crosses.