Not seen an awful lot from West Brom's Matheus Pereira yet. He has a go from the edge of the box to try and rectify that but plants his shot straight into Pickford's midriff.

Dele Alli attempts to slip Son Heung-min in as Tottenham make a good start to the second half but Joachim Andersen is there to cut out the pass.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin is just an inch too short to connect with Bernard's chipped cross into the box as Everton look to make a fast start to the second half.

Only the one goal in those two first halves. Surely we can do better than that, lads?

Both games are back under way.

Fulham have won just one of their last 59 Premier League games when trailing at half-time (D6 L52), a 4-2 win over Brighton in January 2019.

Just over 15 minutes until we get the team news for the big one later tonight. Here's what we do know at the moment.

Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson will return, having missed out on Saturday due to compassionate leave.

Fabinho is also likely to be in the squad after recovering from a muscle injury, while Diogo Jota will be included if he can overcome illness.

Chelsea are assessing top scorer Tammy Abraham, who suffered a minor ankle injury in training on Tuesday.

Callum Hudson-Odoi is fit despite suffering a thigh problem at the weekend but Thiago Silva remains out.

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

The moment Spurs got in their rhythm the press has been excellent. The link up between Dele Alli, Harry Kane, Son Heung-min and Gareth Bale has been excellent. Fulham have found it tough - that chance at the end there, they need to take those because I don't think they're going to get many of those.

You have to score when you get the opportunity - it's the key ingredient.

Tottenham head into the break with the lead, but it really should have been level.

Oh what a chance! What a chance.

Brilliant from Antonee Robinson as he weaves his way into the box, he finds Josh Maja, who tees up Mario Lemina for what should be a certain goal but he skies it!

Gareth Bale is shown a yellow card after he slides in late on Ruben Loftus-Cheek as the Fulham midfielder threatened to lead a break for the hosts.

Meh. West Brom started well, Everton came back into it a bit as the half wore on, but there was precious little quality from either side.

A point doesn't really help either of these sides, so hopefully we'll get a more open game in the second half.

Seeing plenty of people asking why Harry Kane was not booked if it wasn't a penalty earlier. It's a fair point. He clearly went down in a manner that insinuated contact but if VAR deemed there was none, then surely it should be a booking for a dive? Rarely seems to end up that way, however.

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John Arundell: After the bore last night good to watch end to end football by Fulham and Spurs.

Chris Baldwin: after nearly 18 months maybe the penny is dropping with Mourinho. Spurs strength is playing a high press. They have looked SO much better the last few games

Fulham have lost their way since Tottenham took the lead. The hosts looked really confident and brimming with attacking intent but they seem a bit rudderless at the moment.

Best chance of the half so far!

Shortly after Diagne fails to get a shot away from close range in the Everton box, the away side break and Dominic Calvert-Lewin is presented with a golden opportunity via a fortunate deflection.

He is in the box with just Sam Johnstone to beat but fires his effort straight at the Baggies keeper, who saves.

Ademola Lookman gets the first yellow card of the game after catching Matt Doherty late.

Son Heung-min then heads the wrong side of the far post as Tottenham go close to adding a second.

Finally, signs of life from the Everton attack. They play some neat passes on the edge of the box to release Richarlison in the box for a shot that deflects over the bar.

The resulting corner is also aimed towards the Brazilian, but he can't steer his header goalwards.

Michael Brown
Former Sheffield United midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

I was looking forward to watching Everton. It is a real chance to make a statement in the race for the top four. But they are going to have to do better than they are doing at the moment.

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Lovely link up play involving Tanguy Ndombele and Harry Kane as the latter gets into the box before going down after appearing to get caught by Ola Aina.

Referee says no penalty, VAR has a look and agrees with the decision.