More Wolves changes.

An oiled up Adama Traore is on for Pedro Neto in attack. Nelson Semedo replaces Rayan Ait-Nouri at full-back.

Alex Bysouth
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

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Everton make two changes to the side beaten at Aston Villa last week but there is no first start for new signing Amadou Onana, who is on the bench.

Instead, Tom Davies replaces the injured Abdoulaye Doucoure and Salomon Rondon comes in for Dwight McNeil, giving the hosts more of a focal point up top.

Dele Alli is also on the bench, despite being linked with a move away from the club.

Everton XI: Pickford, Patterson, Holgate, Tarkowski, Coady, Mykolenko, Davies, Iwobi, Gray, Gordon, Rondon.

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Nottingham Forest's record signing and new number 10 Morgan Gibbs-White will start among the substitutes, as do fellow new - or most recent - arrivals Remo Freuler, Cheikhou Kouyate and Emmanuel Dennis.

The visitors make one change to the side that beat West Ham last weekend, with Steve Cook replacing Moussa Niakhate.

Nottingham Forest XI: Henderson, Williams, Cook, Worrall, McKenna, Toffolo, O'Brien, Mangala, Lingard, Johnson, Awoniyi.

Spurs are the fifth club to score 1,000 Premier League home goals. They have netted their PL home goals at White Hart Lane (812), Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (123) and Wembley Stadium (65).

John Southall
BBC Radio 5 Live

That goal was coming. Just brilliant movement from Harry Kane.

You have to be on your toes with Kane at all times. Spurs have had numerous chances in this second half, so now you would hope Wolves should have a crack at this and it should be a really good final 25 minutes of the game.

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Jose Sa gets a big punch on the corner to clear it.

It is all Tottenham now.

Harry Kane is sniffing as some players take part in some head tennis in the box. Wolves concede a corner.

Wolves are going to have to adapt now if they want anything from this.

They need to find a cutting edge that has so far eluded them. That is likely to open up space for Spurs to break into.

What's going on now?

Ruben Neves is down and both sets of players are shoving and pushing. It looks like Harry Kane and Neves have been swapping off-the-ball trips and shoves. Nathan Collins then shoves Kane and prompts the aggro.

All a bit unnecessary.

That goal sees Harry Kane reach 185 in the Premier League and moves him above Sergio Aguero (184) on the all-time top scorers list.

It also means he has the most Premier League goals scored for a single club by one player.

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They've hit the woodwork again!

Spurs break through Dejan Kulusevski down the right. He pulls the ball back for Harry Kane who's shot is blocked. Tottenham attack again, though, and set up Son Heung-min for an effort that cracks against the outside of the post and goes wide.

Spurs are certain it touched a Wolves defender, but the ref signals goal kick.

Wolves are having to work much harder to contain the home side now.

Spurs play a short corner and Emerson Royal swings in a cross. There are shouts for handball as the ball drops and Harry Kane heads against Nathan Collins. The home side won't get one, though.

Well, Wolves needed a presence at number nine. They have one now.

Just how rusty will Jimenez be, though?

Joao Moutinho is replaced by Leander Dendoncker in the Wolves midfield.

More importantly, Raul Jimenez is back to lead the line. He replaces Daniel Podence.

Chance! A good one!

Son Heung-min is in behind the Wolves defence and eyeing a shot but the ball will not come down quickly enough for him. Nathan Collins gets back and looks to get a touch to stop Son making clean contact.

Rayan Ait-Nouri drags down Dejan Kulusevski to stop him breaking. Yellow card.

Adam: 0-0 between Spurs and Wolves at half time, with Wolves the better side. Cue Spurs winning it in the second half through a Harry Kane penalty and a Son counter-attack.

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Alex Bysouth
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

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A few clouds gathering over Goodison Park on the walk to the ground but they’ll be lifted should Frank Lampard’s side get off the mark with a win against Nottingham Forest this afternoon.

Everton have never lost their opening three Premier League games - last doing so in the top flight in 1990 - and the Toffees will be desperate for a performance that can bring some optimism to the blue side of Stanley Park.

Chance!

Rayan Ait-Nouri plays a superb one-two with Daniel Podence, to get in behind Emerson Royal. He has to shoot first time but instead takesd a touch and it allows Spurs to rally and put him off his angled shot. Hugo Lloris saves.

Spurs have found their mojo!

They drive forward down the right and the ball is swung into the box for Harry Kane to dive in and head. His effort is a fine one and hammers against the face of the bar.

Wolves are rocking now.