Play has been stopped to allow Enock Mwepu treatment. The Brighton player is indicating he received an elbow to the face but replays show it was an accidental hand to the face from Ben Davies.

'Come on you Spurs', 'Come on you Spurs'....

The fans are up for this and Tottenham are on the charge after winning possession quickly from the kick-off.

Harry Kane is powering forward but his shot - from distance - is tame.

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Brighton, in green, get the game under way.

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Great atmosphere inside Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Guns N' Roses are playing here in July. I'm not sure they'll make as much noise as there is right now.

There's a whiff of Champions League in the air and it's got the home fans excited.

How big is the tunnel at Spurs? It's MASSIVE. Players from both sides are exchanging fist-pumps before walking out to a huge noise.

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Brighton boss Graham Potter insists Tottenham have more to offer than the "headline" partnership of Harry Kane and Son Heung-min.

The duo have combined for 29 goals and 14 assists so far this campaign, helping Spurs into the Champions League qualification places.

"Of course Son and Kane are the headline, if you like, of that team and rightly so because they have historically been incredible performers in the Premier League," added Potter.

"But I think you are doing Tottenham a disservice if you think it's just about those two because they've got fantastic structure, they build up really well, they have great width with the wing-backs.

"Dejan Kulusevski has come in and added something to their attacking team as well, so credit to Antonio and to Tottenham because it's a top team that we know from experience it is hard to play against."

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Tottenham have scored at least twice in each of their last seven Premier League games – only once have they had a longer such run, doing so in 11 consecutive games between September and December 2011.

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Graham Potter says goalkeeper Robert Sanchez can play at the "highest level of world football" as the 24-year-old returns to the ground where he made his debut for Brighton last season.

The Seagulls boss admits some "eyebrows were raised" when Sanchez replaced Mat Ryan as Brighton number one, but Potter feels the Spain keeper's performances have justified his elevation to the starting line-up.

"I'm really pleased with him," Potter said. "He has all the attributes you need to play at the highest level.

"All that's missing is experience and games and he's accumulating those."

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Tottenham boss Antonio Conte on facing Brighton who Spurs knocked out of the FA Cup before beating them in 2-0 in the league last month:

"We have played them twice in the last period and in both games we struggled a lot against them.

"They are well organised, have good players and a good manager. I watched their last game against Arsenal and they deserved to win.

"If anyone thinks we can't find difficulty against Brighton then they are wrong."

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Brighton’s past three Premier League victories have come away from home. Meanwhile, the Seagulls are unbeaten in all five of their league games in London this season (W2 D3) – they last remained unbeaten in the capital across a full league campaign in 2016-17, while they’ve never managed to do so when playing at least five games.

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Tottenham face their former player Christian Eriksen and Brentford next Saturday. Will Eriksen be facing Brentford for Spurs, external next season?

Spurs' run-in also includes Leicester (home), Liverpool (away), Arsenal (home), Burnley (home), Norwich (away).

Any Tottenham-Arsenal game is huge but the one on 12 May could be colossal.

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This is Brighton's fifth season in the Premier League since winning promotion in 2017 - and they could finish in the top-half of the table after securing 16th, 15th, 17th and 15th in the past four campaigns.

They start the weekend in 11th spot and will climb above Crystal Palace - who are in FA Cup semi-final action on Sunday - into 10th if they avoid defeat.

Brighton's last six games after this are Manchester City (away), Southampton (home), Wolves (away), Manchester United (home), Leeds (away) and West Ham (home).

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11 September: 1-0 at Brentford

27 September: 1-1 at Crystal Palace

1 December: 1-1 at West Ham

29 December: 1-1 at Chelsea

9 April: 2-1 at Arsenal

Half an hour until kick-off. How are we all feeling?

If you're coming to the game don't forget your sun cream.

It's a beautiful day in north London.

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Dejan Kulusevski's fan club have arrived.

Since Kulusevski’s first Premier League start for Spurs in February, no player has more Premier League assists than the Swede (6, level with Harry Kane).

Kulusevski could become the first player to assist seven goals in his first 10 Premier League starts.

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Tottenham forward Harry Kane: "There is a lot of motivation to finish in fourth spot. We have put ourselves in a great position over the last month to do that. We have got some tough games, obviously we've still got Arsenal to play and Liverpool away but every game is going to be a tough game between now and the end of the season.

We have got seven cup finals to play and it starts this against Brighton. We need to be ready for that.

BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra

BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra has full commentary of Manchester United against Norwich City from 15:00 BST.

John Acres will be joined at Old Trafford by Everton and England player Izzy Christiansen.

Build-up starts at 14:55.

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Former Brighton striker on the Football Daily Podcast

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The top-four was Arsenal's for the taking but now it seems Spurs are hitting their stride.

The two teams seem entwined though. Whenever one has begun to pull away, then they start losing to make it interesting for the neutral."

It was announced in the week that Antonio Conte has tested positive for coronavirus. The Italian has recovered in time for this game. He's just done a TV interview for BT Sport and is looking as stylish as ever.

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Spurs fan Chris Paouros, speaking to BBC Sport: "What an exciting end to the season. This is the Tottenham we want to see – consistency, goals, creativity, endeavour, zip.

"They all seem to know what they’re doing and they’re pulling together.

"There is talk of seven cup finals to go. I think I’ll change that to seven cup semi-finals as we don’t seem to do very well in cup finals!

"But it is really exciting and Champions League qualification is in our hands, which is also scary. I’m sure there will be more twists and turns but all we want is to see that endeavour and zip."