Five minutes added on in north London.

What was James Milner going for there? He's on the floor, and overhead kicks it back towards his own goal. It almost sends Son in on goal but Nathaniel Phillips gets across well.

Gareth Bale collects it on the right, turns and looks to spray a pass out to the left but his ball runs off for a goal kick.

Divock Origi is coming on for Liverpool. Roberto Firmino heads off.

Space for Erik Lamela to drive into but he overruns it and Nathaniel Phillips comes across to take the ball back and now Liverpool can break.

Curtis Jones sends Mo Salah down the right, he wants the return but the Egypt forward can't find him. Just over did it.

Matt Doherty looks for Son Heung-min with a long, diagonal pass but it's cut out.

Spurs haven't really threatened Liverpool since the third goal.

Jose Mourinho expecting a big 10 minutes from Gareth Bale, then.

Andy Goldman: James Milner, 35 years old, 550 PL apps, still absolutely class. Fair play

Finn_kid: Spurs have no identity without Kane. Watch Tottenham's season plummet from this point on.

Ed Dymott: For a team managed by someone lauded for being the defensive master, our defence has been absolutely shocking. All 3 are gifts for Liverpool.

Here comes Gareth Bale.

Steven Bergwijn is the man to make way.

Tanguy Ndombele swivels with the ball and looks to release Son Heung-min with the outside of his boot, but it's a bit too heavy and Alisson is out quickly to gather.

Karen Carney
Former England and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

A lot of criticism on Trent Alexander-Arnold has been harsh - I watched Liverpool play at Southampton and he didn't go forward and the reason he didn't go forward is because Jordan Henderson was playing at the back and when Henderson doesn't play in the middle he has to stay back. So everything is a knock on effect.

One or two things change and it effects little things. I don't think Alexander-Arnold has actually done anything different, his crossing is the same, maybe the intensity of his running is slightly different but he's putting balls into areas. There's so many different cogs that have effected Liverpool and him this season so I think some of the criticism has been harsh.

Thiago heads off. Curtis Jones comes on.

Gareth Bale is about to come on for Tottenham, too.

Trent Alexander-Arnold has had his critics this season but he's having a stormer tonight.

The right-back winds a lovely pass over the top for Mo Salah to chase and Eric Dier helps it behind for a corner.

Mo Salah looks to drive beyond Ben Davies but the Welshman does well to stick with him and makes the tackle. Liverpool win it straight back, though. They're looking comfortable.

36 goal involvements for Trent Alexander-Arnold since his Premier League debut in December 2016 (7 goals, 29 assists) - only Andy Robertson has more in that time (40) for a defender.

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What does Jose Mourinho do here? Gareth Bale? Carlos Vinicius?

Spurs don't really have a focal point at the minute. It's easy for Liverpool to defend against.

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Tonyonduli: Liverpool completely deserve it. Dominant and sweeping Spurs away. Mourinho in meltdown! Anyone think it’ll end 1-7?

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Thiago hits one from outside the area but his right-footed effort sails well wide.

Liverpool rob it back in midfield once more through James Milner before Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg is fouled. Twenty minutes to go.