Antonio Conte is on to the pitch in a flash, serving out hugs and high fives. Huge win for Spurs.

Matt Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is the Mark Noble stadium today. There's a feeling and a buzz and I walked past a pub on my way here. They were singing Mark Noble songs on the karaoke machines and that was three hours ago. They are ready for this game and the support is going to be right up for it today.

For quite a while I shared a dressing room with Nobes. Brilliant is all I can say really. In terms of him as a person he was just fantastic to be around. He had brilliant banter and it was ruthless at times. He was ruthlessly competitive in training and it would sometimes boil over in a good way. That was the type of person he was on the training pitch then on a Saturday he was fully committed.

He was great to play with. What he's gone on to achieve at West Ham is just brilliant and I'm pleased he's got this kind of send-off today.

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the London Stadium

Pep Guardiola spent ages before kick off sat in the Manchester City dug-out, initially watching his goalkeepers warm-up before his outfield players came out as well.

West Ham boss David Moyes came marching out of the tunnel as he followed his own team, but broke off when he noticed Guardiola sitting there.

The pair had a long chat - and didn't even do any of the disguised hand over the mouth gestures when the TV camera spotted them.

Guardiola will not be expecting an easy game today.

Tottenham into the top four. Over to you, Arsenal.

Burnley could do with a favour from Brighton this afternoon.

Harry Kane hammers the ball away from his own box. Seconds to go.

Dejan Kuluevski goes into the book after a late challenge.

Spurs are edging to a hard-fought but crucial win. Two added minutes left.

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Hugo Lloris charges off his line and claims the delivery ahead of everyone else. Authoritative.

Burnley have another free-kick in the Spurs half. Into the box this will go...

There will be four minutes of added time.

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Here comes the Spurs change.

Joe Rodon on for Emerson Royal, who is limping a bit.

Rodrigo Bentancur is now back on for Spurs but hobbling.

Rodrigo Bentancur limps to the sidelines. Joe Rodon is stripped and ready.

The lack of a full set of players almost costs Spurs as Dwight McNeil gets space to fire a shot, but his effort is blocked.

There is a stoppage as Rodrigo Bentancur gets some treatment after a clash with Aaron Lennon.

A late change to the Watford team with veteran defender Craig Cathcart replacing Samir, who was injured in the warm-up.

New manager Rob Edwards has just been presented to the fans on the pitch. He replaces Roy Hodgson at the end of the season.

Hugo Lloris is shown a yellow card for time wasting.

The free-kick is launched into the box and won in the air by Wout Weghorst to set up Kevin Long. He can't turn sharply enough, though, and pokes his shot tamely wide.

Do Burnley have one big moment in them?

They have a free-kick in the Spurs half.

Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg drops to the turf. He looks to be in some pain.

It doesn't last long, though, and the game continues with around five minutes left.