Three substitutions. Two for Leicester, the most high-profile of which sees Jamie Vardy return from injury. Marc Albrighton is also on. Ayoze Perez and Kelechi Iheanacho depart.

Wolves throw Fabio Silva into the mix with the ineffective Willian Jose going off.

Nice little move from Leicester almost fashions something as Pereira darts down the byline to collect a chipped pass from Tielemens. His high boot in trying to control is penalised though.

Attention turns to the touchline...

Traore is getting more and more involved, which is bad news for City.

He leaves Justin in the dust down the right and this time does find a good cross, fired towards Neto at the back post. The Portuguese winger gets a touch but he is under pressure and can only lift it up and off target.

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Jamie Vardy is out and warming up for Leicester. You have to imagine we'll see him soon.

Meanwhile, on the pitch, Caglar Soyuncu goes into the book for taking out Traore in full flight.

Iheanacho wants a free-kick on the edge of the Wolves box. He feels he was tripped just as he was about to have a pop at goal. The referee disagrees.

Pat Nevin
Former Everton and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think certain goalkeepers sometimes have an effect on players and Kasper Schmeichel really does cover that goal there - he's very big, he's imposing. Whether it's a free-kick or open play the players maybe try just that little bit more.

Ruben Neves has had a couple of goes from range in this game but he's yet to switch his radar on. Traore finds on the edge of the box but he lifts his shot high over the bar.

Jonny Evans is back out there for Leicester, his pre-break limp now seemingly cured.

We go again. Can either of these sides find that moment of quality to make the breakthrough?

We've had a change of personnel. Wolves have sent on Ki-Jana Hoever for Jonny. Hopefully, that more of protective measure than for the aggravation of an old injury.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Aston Villa and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

That was much needed for Spurs - a lot of Spurs fans have been a bit disgruntled and unhappy with the results in recent weeks. The attitude seems to have dropped off, the team aren't going forward they often sit back. But when you have that quality of Harry Kane coming in you know you're going to get opportunities with him in the team and Son Heung-Min.

I expect so much more Spurs though - without being disrespectful they should beat West Brom, they are a cut above, they are a better team. It's not a surprising result today that they've got the victory because West Brom are very low at the moment. But it's a bit of relief for Jose Mourinho.

Tottenham Hotspur

Jose Mourinho speaking to the BBC: "I'm not used to losing three matches in a row and Tottenham is the same, so we have to admit that it was not a week where we felt very very comfortable, but I was very positive because what the players showed in this game, I knew that they would.

"I think we played very well but I'm speaking about the mentality the players brought to the game. The players are together, the players want to win, they are committed and today they went to the pitch only with one thing in their mind and that was to win the game. This was the things that pleases me more, the way the players approached it.

"I was with them on the touchline and the way they were speaking to each other, motivating each other, speaking about the way the team needs us, that told me a lot. West Brom can make difficulty for the best teams, they can defend well, stay in the game 'til the last moment, score free kicks and putting pressure on the second balls close to the box, and we did very well. For the majority of the game we kept the line very, very high and didn't give them a chance to come close to us. After we scored the goals of course they had a reaction but we coped with that.

"I'm not going to speak about Kane and Son because all the guys on the pitch were fantastic and they gave everything. Lucas Moura was very good defensively, pressing high, recovering balls, making moves when Erik Lamela was coming for the ball, I thought Lucas was fantastic. I was very pleased for him, he's a real team player."

West Bromwich Albion

West Brom boss Sam Allardyce on BT Sport: "We scored two goals that got disallowed, that was unfortunate - had Mbaye Diagne just stayed onside, those two goals would have been hugely important for us. From that point of view, if we provide the service, we've got osmebody who can put the ball in the back of the net.

"Ten minutes into the second half we allowed Harry Kane in our box with nobody marking him and allowed Spurs to break out from their box and score without any of our players getting anywhere near a Tottenham player. That was hugely disappointing today, those lapses of concentration. We should have contained Tottenham, not let them bring the ball down and go and attack us like they did.

"We've got new players in to make a difference and we've tried every combination we possibly can. The only thing I can do is keep working through that process. We have to attack and score more goals, we have to start winning matches. Time is running out, but if we can't do transitions from attacking the opponent into defending correctly, it's going to be hugely difficult. At least we've got one or two free weeks which gives us lots of training ground time to settle the new players in and hopefully try to get better and get more rersults.

"There's enough points on the board but we have to pull of victories against some of the sides not just in the btottom eight with us. Our big moment was being ahead against Fulham and only drawing and then being ahead against Sheffield United and then losing. We were in a very good position to take six points from winning postions. We've got to do start doing what Burnley and Brighton have started doing recently, beating Liverpool, beating Spurs, we have to do the same between now and the end of the season and get to 38 points."

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham forward Son to BBC Sport: "It feels like a heavy weight has gone away, it has been hard with three defeats in a row, the lads were really down and our energy was really low.

"Once we scored there was more space and we could find more chances. There is no doubt that Harry Kane will score in that position, I knew straight away it was a goal, I am happy to have him back."

Pat Nevin
Former Everton and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Leicester are the better team by a small difference but it's got less and less of a difference as the game has gone. They've defended well but there is a slight weakness in that Wolves defence - I think Brendan Rodgers will have spotted that.

Jamie Vardy should be out for a warm up here after half-time, if he's not actually brought on at half-time.

More intriguing than exciting.

Pat Nevin
Former Everton and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Jonny Evans is not moving well at all there, he looks really unhappy. Typical that when you've got a bit of an injury the ball just keeps coming to you - he certainly doesn't want it right now.

We get to see the best and worst of Traore in one move. The winger uses all his guile and strength to beat Justin and get in down the byline. He then fires over a cross to nobody.

In the process of clearing the ball, Wolves feel there might be a shout for VAR to check a penalty for a kick on Semedo. Nope.

Neves is then shown a yellow card for a foul on Maddison.

Looks like Jonny Evans is struggling. Got a bit of a limp on. I imagine he'll want to soldier on to half-time.

A sweeping, incisive move from Leicester ends with Iheanacho setting up Maddison for a shot that is straight down Rui Patricio's throat.

You can see by his reaction that the City midfielder really feels he should have done better.

Into the last five minutes of this half. Been a pretty even affair.