Everton are scrapping, you need to when you are down there and some robust challenges are going in that are rattling Chelsea.

Richarlison has an opportunity on the right side of the box but sends the ball out of play.

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

This is proper football match now. Both sides are well up for it.

Thomas Tuchel is about to blow his top on his first visit to Goodison.

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Tottenham again lose the ball inside their own half and it is a lovely bit of skill by Ayoze Perez as he gets to the edge of the box. He scuffs his shot wide but Patson Daka is not far off getting a toe to it to prod home.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It has been a scrappy game. Of the two managers, Frank Lampard will like that most. Thomas Tuchel will have expected his team to be more free-flowing, dynamic; Everton have nullified Chelsea.

It is about making that next step. When they break forward, they need more numbers in attack because their strikers are isolated.

It is all getting a bit hot tempered as Cesar Azpilicueta and Seamus Coleman both get booked for their angry reaction after a coming together between Yerry Mina and Mason Mount.

There's going to be at least one sending off if this continues.

I don't think one goal is going to be enough for Tottenham because Leicester are looking good going forward. Kelechi Iheanacho has a go from outside the box but swipes his effort wide.

There's been a fair bit of needle between Kai Havertz and Yerry Mina since the start of this game. One, or both of them, is going to be booked if it carries on.

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Anthony Gordon continues to be a lively presence. He runs with the ball on the edge of the area before sweeping a low effort just wide of the post.

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

Thomas Tuchel is furious with the referee after Jorginho gets whacked across the ankles by Fabian Delph and escapes a yellow card before the Chelsea midfielder dishes out his retribution on Anthony Gordon.

Both were fouls, and both were given. But some of Everton's niggling tactics towards their opponents is starting to work.

Everton fans will be pretty happy with how things are going at the moment. They haven't created any clear cut chances but then neither have Chelsea really and the Toffees players have been quick to close down their opponents inside their own box.

Anthony Gordon breaks down the right, gets in a bit of a tussle with Antonio Rudiger and falls to the floor, prompting a furious reaction from Thomas Tuchel.

Harry Kane may well have been given part of his footballing education at Leicester, but he's shown no mercy against his former loan club.

The Tottenham striker has now scored 19 goals in 18 appearances against Leicester in all competitions - more than he’s scored against any other opponent in his career.

Seventeen of these goals have come in the Premier League, with only Alan Shearer netting more against a single opponent in the competition - (20 against Leeds United).

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Ben Davies steps in late on Patson Daka and the Tottenham defender is booked.

Tottenham, as it stands, are moving up to fourth but Arsenal are in action later this afternoon.

Brilliant run by Ruben Loftus-Cheek to drive into the area. There's a bit of a panic inside the Everton box as they struggle to clear but eventually the danger is dealt with.

Chelsea are just starting to control possession now.

Alistair Magowan
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

Everton are now dropping deep as Jorginho starts to dictate the pace of the game from Chelsea's midfield.

It's interesting that the hosts are dropping into a 5-4-1 formation with Alex Iwobi as a right wing-back, to counter Marcos Alonso's threat.

Iwobi has been among Everton's best players in recent weeks with his ball carrying from midfield.

A bit of pinball inside the Leicester area before Ben Davies' shot is deflected over the bar.

Corner to Tottenham...

Dave Ball: 3rd game in a row where Spurs playing like they don't want 4th spot. Such a frustrating team to support, but I love em!