Off we go!

There's a minute's applause in tribute of the great Jimmy Greaves, formerly of Tottenham and Chelsea.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel said Tottenham's Harry Kane is "one of the most dangerous" players.

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Tottenham are hosting the world's first net-zero football match tonight.

The club has urged to fans to travel sustainably, choose plant-based food options and recycle in the stadium.

It aims to highlight the importance of considering customer interactions in sustainability strategies.

The project has been called #GameZero and also aims to educate football fans on the role of sport in addressing climate change.

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Tottenham have conceded a club record 103 Premier League goals against Chelsea.

They have won only seven of the 58 Premier League meetings (D20, L31).

Chelsea can win three successive Premier League matches versus Spurs for the first time since 2005.

Karen Carney
Former England and GB international on BBC Radio 5 Live

It doesn't matter about Mark Noble's legendary status and him taking the penalty. It is about being a penalty specialist.

We have seen it in tournaments before, some people are just trained to be cool and calm in this situation. It is irrelevant because it is a skill acquisition.

He could have played 90 minutes, but that moment is about one skill, one execution. Unfortunately for Mark Noble, he got it wrong and people will say someone who was on longer should have taken it.

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel speaking to Sky Sports about Spurs' starting XI: "We were not sure (how they would line up) because they had some injury problems but they have a huge connection on the field in Son Heung-min and Harry Kane which is a huge threat and we need to take care of it."

On keeping the momentum going: "It's always about earning your momentum and creating results but it's hard work behind it and you want to keep on going. This is the mindset today. To keep the momentum going is one of the most difficult things. We hope to have a good performance to be able to win."

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Former England defender and Tottenham captain Gary Mabbutt speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "Jimmy [Greaves] was a legend at Spurs but also a legend at Chelsea and as far as English football is concerned, he's one of the greatest scorers of all time in the English game.

"I think people talk about legends sometimes very loosely - with Jimmy, I think you can use that word consistently because he was that wherever he played. His sublime goalscoring ability, his finishing and the character that he was.

"It's a very, very sad day and it's quite poignant the fact that Chelsea are playing Spurs this afternoon and I'm sure that it'll be a very sad Spurs stadium today."

Karen Carney
Former England and GB international on BBC Radio 5 Live

Looking at the Manchester United players and staff, you feel this could be a massive defining moment for them. They have come here and dug out a massive result.

I wonder if this will be a point that they look at later in the season as a turning point for them.

Tottenham Hotspur

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Spurs captain Harry Kane speaking to Sky Sports on the death of Jimmy Greaves: "First and foremost our condolences to Jimmy's family and close friends. It's a sad one but hopefully a day we can celebrate. He played for Tottenham and Chelsea and hopefully we put in a great performance in his honour.

"Jimmy was an incredible player and goalscorer and a legend for club and country.

"It's frightening really how good a player he was. For someone like me to look at his numbers and one day go on to break those numbers would be incredible. I got to meet him back in 2017 and like I say it's just a celebration of him today."

Nuno Espirito Santo's teams have failed to score in the first half in 83 of his 118 Premier League games in charge.

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Thomas Tuchel's 61% clean sheet ratio in the Premier League is the best of any manager to have taken charge of at least 10 fixtures.

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Tottenham are vying to open their campaign with three wins at home for the first time since 2002.

They could equal the club record of 12 points after five Premier League fixtures.

Chelsea have only conceded one goal in the Premier League so far this season, their lowest total at this stage for 11 years.

The Blues' defeat at Aston Villa in May is their only loss in 11 Premier League away matches under Thomas Tuchel.

John Murray
BBC football correspondent

Jimmy Greaves might well be the greatest goalscorer English football has ever produced.

His 44 international goals came in only 57 matches. He surely would have played in England's 1966 World Cup final triumph, had it not been for an injury in the group stages.

Jimmy Greaves is fondly remembered at Chelsea and Tottenham, and was briefly at AC Milan and West Ham. He still holds the record for the most goals in the English top flight with 357.

In later life, he overcame alcoholism to become a popular TV personality, well known for his double act with fellow former player Ian St John.

West Ham United

West Ham defender Angelo Ogbonna to Sky Sports on Mark Noble's late penalty miss: "We all feel sorry for him, this is football and you have to accept it.

"He is experienced enough to take any penalty, the next one he will score for sure."

Tributes have flooded in today following the sad news that ex-Tottenham and England striker Jimmy Greaves has died.

Described by the club as "the finest marksman this country has ever seen", Greaves scored 266 goals in 379 appearances for Tottenham.

He holds the record for most goals in the English top flight with 357 and he also holds the Spurs record with 37 goals in a single season in 1962-63.

A club statement added "Football will not see his like again."

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