He takes a while to decide but Craig Pawson points to the penalty spot after Calum Chambers mistimes his challenge and brings down Joe Willock.

It looks outside the box though, VAR is having a look.

Looks like Spurs have gone more 4-2-3-1 now as opposed to 3-4-3. Kulusevski is playing in an advanced position.

Newcastle look a confident side, a far cry from a few months ago.

Joe Willocks thumping shot is blocked.

Big chance!

Trent Alexander-Arnold's free-kick floats over the group of players in the box and is met by the sliding Sadio Mane. His shot is saved by Nick Pope, with a follow-up poke going wide.

Steven Gerrard looks pensive on that touchline. Villa conceded three at Leeds during the week but have barely threatened after half an hour here.

Liverpool are having to dig in here.

Alisson is quickly out to smother the ball as Jay Rodriguez looks to getting a goal-scoring touch in the box.

Conte makes his move. Ryan Sessegnon (who doesn't look injured) is the victim, with deadline-day signing Dejan Kulusevski his replacement. Sessegnon gets a round of applause as he walks round the pitch, but getting hooked that early has got to hurt.

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The Newcastle fans like it, a ripple of applause as Ryan Fraser floats a cross into the area which Chris Wood rises to meet, but he cannot get enough purchase on it and the ball skims off it head and away.

Antonio Conte is stalking the touchline like a furious tiger. His mood is almost lifted as Jose Sa misjudges in coming out to meet a ball to the edge of the box. Wolves survive, though.

Tunde Paul: Tottenham have been shambolic defensively today. Wolves is ripping them apart. Difficult to see Kane there next season if they don’t finish in the top 4. Top 4 battle looking interesting.

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That was a big chance for Weghorst. He'd ran such a long way, box to box, and instead of trying to slot he tries to dink it. Always going wide but a good move.

Burnley having a moment here. They win another corner that Liverpool have to work hard to clear.

Villa have nullified the threat of Allan Saint-Maximin so far, but the Frenchman does get his foot on the ball down the left edge of the box, but a cross is headed away by Calum Chambers.

VAR has a long old look at the challenge on Salah by Weghorst that led to the Burnley counter, but they see nothing in it to call for an on-field review.

Huge chance for Burnley!

The Clarets counter after a tackle on Mo Salah in the box by Wout Weghorst. The big striker charges down the other end to receive a pass that gives him just Alisson to beat. His chip is heading well wide but Trent Alexander-Arnold makes sure by hammering the ball away.

Ben Jones: Germany manager retired last year after 15 years in charge. I wonder if they believe in life after Löw?

Naby Keita is so close to opening the scoring!

His low shot is arrowing in but is stopped from doing so by a diving Nick Pope.

Fabian Schar is being patched up Terry Butcher-esque with huge bandage round his head.

He has been told to go to the touchline to change his shirt which had spots of blood on it.

Mike Scott: Conte’s eye roll says it all, I don’t know where Spurs are today but they’re certainly not at this game.

Spudlud: The mentality of half this spurs team is shot. They know the fans are fed up with them and would move them on in a heartbeat. Must be hard to play knowing that as soon as that one mistake happens, in their head they know they’re getting it in the neck.

It's nearly three!

Raul Jimenez fires a shot on target that Hugo Lloris does really well to dive and save. He does owe his side.

Ps. More good news for Tottenham. Wolves are unbeaten in each of the last 43 Premier League matches they scored the opening goal (W37-D6-L0), since a 2-1 defeat at Cardiff City on 30 November 2018.