So unlucky that. And it's got Southampton going again. Stuart Armstrong beats a man on the edge of the area and lets rip once more but Nick Pope makes a flying stop this time.

Something just like that!

What a wonderful move from Southampton. They find Danny Ings inside the area, he comes back out into midfield, it's squared to James Ward-Prowse and he hits an absolute cannon of a drive from 20 yards.

It takes a touch, beats Nick Pope and thwacks off the crossbar and down. But not in - the magic watch says so anyway. Saints think it's a goal but it looked to bounce on, not over the line...

It's always the way after such a high-octane first half. We've tailed off a bit here, in a lull. Could do with something to get the game going again.

Good again from Dwight McNeil, picking out Chris Wood in the area and he nearly gets a shot away. Wood has been a total nuisance today.

Both sides will be eight points clear of safety with eight games left if it stays like this. Safe?

You'd say so. But Chris Wood is close to nodding the visitors back into the lead but he can't control the header from Charlie Taylor's whipped ball.

James Ward-Prowse is very close to threading a dreamy pass into the run of Danny Ings but a stretching Burnley boot cuts it out.

Is a point a good result for both sides?

Kyle Walker-Peters wastes a good chance to cross before Matej Vydra can't get the ball away inside the Saints area. Nice open start, as we mean to go on.

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Steve Bruce makes five changes to the Newcastle side from the 3-0 defeat to Brighton.

In comes Matt Ritchie, Dwight Gayle, Emil Krafth, Jacob Murphy and Sean Longstaff.

Javier Manquillo, Ciaran Clark, Joe Willock and Ryan Fraser drop out, as well as Isaac Hayden, who is out for the season with a knee injury.

Allan Saint-Maximin returns to the bench.

Newcastle XI: Dubravka, Dummett, Lascelles, Shelvey, Joelinton, Ritchie, Gayle, Krafth, Murphy, Almiron, Longstaff.

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Jose Mourinho names the same Tottenham side that recorded a 2-0 win over Aston Villa.

Sergio Reguilon is fit enough to start, while Son Heung-Min is on the bench.

Tottenham XI: Lloris, Reguilon, Hojberg, Sanchez, Kane, Rodon, Lo Celso, Tanganga, Moura, Ndombele, Vinicius.

More of the same please!

This is the second Premier League match this season in which both sides score at least two goals before half-time, after Leeds United - Liverpool in the opening matchround (3-2 Liverpool at half-time).

Well done all. What a good half.

Four minutes added on at the end of the first half and Southampton are coming like a train still. Nathan Redmond has a beautiful touch to bring the ball down and find Ibrahima Diallo, whose shot deflects over the bar.

Chris Wood then finds Matej Vydra at the other end with another flick-on but it's well defended this time.

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Southampton have had 13 shots on goal in the first half. Not all hope should be lost.

Danny Ings is only the fourth player in Premier League history to score in four consecutive appearances against sides he previously played for in the competition, after Robbie Keane in 2004, Jermain Defoe in 2009 and Wilfried Bony in 2017.

The Saints, are coming. Knocking on the door now as Nathan Redmond weaves across the edge of the box and sees his shot charged down before James Ward-Prowse's follow-up deflects over the top.

It's very good in fact! Nathan Redmond beats the offside trap and squares a fine ball, Theo Walcott is going to have a tap-in but Charlie Taylor does really well to clear from in front of him.