Tottenham have not had a shot on target all game.

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What has happened to Spurs? It's all Brighton in the closing stages.

Dr David: A point is not great for Spurs but I reckon they’ll take it to have a four-point cushion. Arsenal and United are equally inconsistent and have to play each other.

Brighton are going for this!

Solly March's first contribution is to deliver a cross which is headed behind for a corner as Danny Welbeck was waiting to pounce.

Spurs cannot clear the corner and Lewis Dunk's header forces a save from Hugo Lloris.

A pause in play for Tariq Lamptey to receive treatment. He cannot continue so Solly March is sent on for the closing stages.

Brighton have sent on Adam Lallana. They are playing with confidence and Danny Welbeck goes close with a header that's just over the bar.

Now Spurs are going for it.

Agony as Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg's ball into the box is missed by Sergio Reguilon who flings himself at it but is unable to connect.

Then Lucas Moura pings it into the danger area but Robert Sanchez pounces on it before any damage can be inflicted.

Ralph Hasenhuttl makes four changes to the Southampton side beaten 6-0 by Chelsea at St. Mary's.

Forward Armando Broja, who was ineligible against his parent club last weekend, returns to the team alongside Yan Valery, Romain Perraud and Lyanco.

Adam Armstrong, Che Adams, Valentino Livramento and Mohammed Salisu drop to the bench.

Southampton XI: Forster, Walker-Peters, Bednarek, Lyanco, Perraud, Valery, S Armstrong, Romeu, Ward-Prowse, Elyounoussi, Broja

Subs: Caballero, Stephens, Long, A Armstrong, Adams, Redmond, Livramento, Salisu, Tella

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Arsenal make two changes to the team that lost 2-1 at home to Brighton.

Alexandre Lacazette was expected to play despite missing training on Friday but the Frenchman has been left out of the Gunners’ squad. Emile Smith Rowe is among the substitutes, with Nuno Tavares and Gabriel Martinelli coming in.

Arsenal XI: Ramsdale, Soares, White, Gabriel, Nuno Tavares, Odegaard, Sambi Lokonga, Xhaka, Saka, Nketiah, Martinelli

Subs: Leno, Smith Rowe, Holding, Pepe, Elneny, Azeez, Ogungbo, Swanson, Hutchinson

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Brighton are turning on the style and are starting to look more dangerous.

Hugo Lloris gets down to keep out Tariq Lamptey.

The Seagulls love an away win. They've got five already this season.

Watford have made one change from the side that lost to Leeds last weekend, with Emmanuel Dennis replacing Cucho Hernandez.

Watford XI: Foster; Kamara, Samir, Kabasele, Femenia; Sissoko, Louza, Kucka; Sarr, Dennis, Joao Pedro.

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As for Brentford, Pontus Jansson replaces Mathias Jorgensen in their only change from the win over West Ham.

Brentford XI: Raya; Henry, Pinnock, Jansson, Ayer; Janelt, Norgaard, Eriksen; Mbeumo, Wissa, Toney

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Will Harry Winks put his name up in lights? He's just come on for Rodrigo Bentancur.

Jesse Lingard starts only his second league game of the season for Manchester United. He is one of four changes from the side that lost 1-0 to Everton, replacing Marcus Rashford.

The other players coming into the side are Diogo Dalot, Paul Pogba and Anthony Elanga. Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Fred and Nemanja Matic are the men replaced.

Alejandro Garnacho, a 17-year-old winger who joined United from Atletico Madrid in the summer of 2020, is on the bench.

Man Utd: de Gea, Dalot, Lindelof, Maguire, Alex Telles, Pogba, Sancho, Bruno Fernandes, Lingard, Elanga, Ronaldo.

Subs: Bailly, Jones, Mata, Rashford, Henderson, Wan-Bissaka, Matic, Mejbri, Garnacho.

In contrast, Norwich name an unchanged starting XI from that which started the 2-0 win over Burnley, which was just their fifth victory of the league season.

Norwich: Krul, Byram, Hanley, Gibson, Giannoulis, McLean, Normann, Dowell, Lees-Melou, Rashica, Pukki.

Subs: Aarons, Zimmermann, Rupp, Gilmour, Placheta, Tzolis, Sorensen, Gunn, Rowe.

Stick by the pool, Mark. You're winning today.

Dr Eke Eghosa Paul: I’d rather play horribly and nick it at the end like Spurs do, than play beautifully and lose in the end like Arsenal do. Check back after Arsenal’s match.

More groans as Spurs concede a throw-in after more sloppy play.

Antonio Conte described Tottenham's last seven games as "seven cup finals".

This really does not feel like a cup final.

Applause from the home fans greets the arrival of Lucas Moura. Dejan Kulusevski is the player hooked.

Good approach work by Brighton before Alexis Mac Allister fires over from about 20 yards after being left unmarked. Graham Potter springs out of his seat in the dugout and shows his appreciation for that move.

Antonio Conte has lost patience. Spurs changes incoming.

Does anyone want fourth spot and a place in the Champions League?

Half an hour for Spurs to find a goal.