Play has been stopped by the referee and it looks like there might be something wrong in the crowd.

Harry Kane's latest cross is a very dangerous one and it takes a deflection at the near post.

Daniel Bachmann reacts well to get an important hand on it and the rebound is kind, falling to a Watford defender.

Terry Butcher
Ex-England captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

There may well be something here for Watford. We are heading into the point where matches are often decided. If it is going to be anyone, you'd expect Spurs to have another chance. But Watford have been terrific in this second half, they really have.

On comes Giovani Lo Celso for his first Premier League appearance since November.

Sergio Reguilon is off.

Joao Pedro nut-megs Pierre-Emile Hojberg and then wins a throw-in. He's enjoying himself.

Nothing given. VAR says no.

Joao Pedro is away for Watford! He races into the box but Hugo Lloris comes sprinting off his line and makes a crucial last-ditch challenge.

VAR will take a look at it when play stops. That was a huge chance!

Spurs break down the right but Harry Kane's early ball, looking for Son Heung-min, is picked off easily.

It's just not happening for them.

Harry Kane is tripped just outside the box and Spurs take it quickly, moving it out wide, putting in another cross and winning a corner.

Moussa Sissoko then clears the set-piece. That felt like an opportunity for Spurs to go at goal from the free-kick? Hmm.

Naim Rahman: Not a bad tactic from Watford actually. They could let Emerson put in a cross every minute for the rest of the game and he still won't find a teammate.

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Off the pitch, the main news for Crystal Palace is that manager Patrick Vieira returns to the dugout from isolation following a positive Covid 19 test.

On the pitch, there are two changes for the Eagles from their 3-0 win over Norwich on Tuesday, with Luka Milivojevic and Christian Benteke replacing Cheikhou Kouyate and Jean-Philippe Mateta.

Wilfried Zaha is not involved despite returning from a one-match suspension.

Palace XI: Guaita, Ward, Andersen, Guehi, Mitchell, Schlupp, Milivojevic, Hughes, Ayew, Benteke, Edouard.

Midfielder Declan Rice returns from suspension and becomes the youngest West Ham player to 150 Premier League appearances for the club.

He surpasses Mark Noble's record and replaces him on the pitch too in David Moyes' only change from Tuesday's 4-1 win at Watford.

West Ham XI: Fabianski, Coufal, Dawson, Diop, Johnson, Rice, Soucek, Bowen, Lanzini, Benrahma, Antonio.

Ben Davies comes flying in on Imran Louza and the Watford man has really felt it.

The home fans want a red card but they won't get one. It didn't look too pretty though.

Tottenham have had a decent spell in the last few minutes. Can they capitalise?

These crosses still aren't doing much.

Emerson cross, Harry Kane header... Cleared.

Tottenham win it back. Lucas Moura plays in Son Heung-min and he forces a really good save from Daniel Bachmann from close range!

Harry Winks is on for Oliver Skipp, who is on a yellow.

Watford are still defensively solid. They aren't rushing things either and the crowd are fully behind this "stop Spurs scoring" approach.

Antonio Conte is getting ready to make a change.

Ben Davies' cross is just over Lucas Moura. It comes through to Emerson on the right and he fires it back into the middle.

Son Heung-min is free as he tries to flick it in with the back of his heel but he can't react quick enough.