Night and day this from Spurs. They're now stronger in their tackles, quicker on the ball. They're a threat.

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Chance!

Ivan Perisic's corner floats into the box and brushes the forehead of Davinson Sanchez. Better contact and that is testing Jose Sa. As it is is, the ball drops and is hacked away.

Spurs have come out swinging.

They win another corner.

Nathan Collins is in acres of space to dive in and head away the Spurs corner. Far too easy for the Wolves defender.

It's already sharper from Spurs, who win a corner through Son Heung-min's deflected low cross.

We go again. What will Antonio Conte have cooked up to try and alter the way this is going? And will it work?

Wolves will want more of the same, just with one added moment of true punch up top.

Colin: Honestly. Why haven’t UTD tried to sign Neves. Sensational in that first half.

Yeah, I reckon he'd do a job at Leeds. Or did you mean Newcastle? Or West Ham?

John Southall
BBC Radio 5 Live

Its been a game of chess, Wolves would be happy with their performance and have frustrated Tottenham. Wolves more of the threat and Ruben Neves has been impressive. I wonder how long till Richarlison comes on for Tottenham.

Everton

More from Joe Thomas, Everton Correspondent, Liverpool Echo speaking on Football Focus: "However, there is an understanding that this is a side in transition. Frank Lampard is trying to address the mistakes of quite a number of transfer windows, managers and directors of football that went before him.

"The type of fees that are being mentioned for Anthony Gordon could go a long way to solving some of those short term issues that Frank Lampard may have to deal with in terms of this season and taking Everton forward in the short term.

"Gordon should get a positive reaction from the fans today, most fans will be understanding. From what we understand so far, he hasn't pushed to leave, there's been significant interest and he hasn't been clamouring to leave and making things difficult.

"The club have released pictures this week of him training well and he's still an important part of the team. Everton fans will want to see a good performance from him today, what he normally does, come, give everything for the team and then turn a positive performance from a personal perspective into a positive result for the team which Everton obviously need."

Tottenham had one shot attempt in the first half, on target by Harry Kane. Wolves recorded 12 shot attempts, including two on target.

The 12 shot attempts are most for Wolves in the first half of a Premier League match since a total of 13 in the 1-0 win at Manchester United on 3 January 2022.

Everton

Joe Thomas, Everton Correspondent, Liverpool Echo speaking on Football Focus: "Firstly, Gordon is still an Everton player and Frank Lampard was very assertive that he wants to keep him.

"In terms of keeping hold of him, Everton fans have mixed feelings. He's a homegrown player, he's come up through the academy, he's one of our own.

"At the back end of last season during the relegation battle, you had two talisman that could really get the Gladys Street up on their feet and behind them no matter what the situation was. One was Richarlison, who has already gone, and the other was Anthony Gordon.

"Nobody wants to see a player like that leave, especially at a time when forward options are limited for Everton and goals are lacking."

Everton host Nottingham Forest later today. Anthony Gordon will likely feature for the home side, but he remains a player of interest for Chelsea.

A potential move to Stamford Bridge for the player was the subject of conversation on Football Focus earlier...

A frustrating half for both teams.

Spurs were contained and managed superbly by Wolves. They barely got a sniff.

Wolves will be much the happier of the two, but will be wondering if they perhaps should have taken advantage at some point.

Plenty for the two bosses to ponder in the next 15 minutes.

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Chance!

Davinson Sanchez makes a right old mess of a long ball forward, ducking to try and let it run to Hugo Lloris but instead allowing it to hit his back.

Goncalo Guedes is in but driven wide by the home keeper. He sets up Pedro Neto, but his shot deflects into the side-netting.

Spurs deal with the corner and that will be that for the first half...

Openings at both ends.

Spurs' initial corner is scrambled away but Son Heung-min's following cross just evades Davinson Sanchez.

Wolves break but Goncalo Guedes' effort lacks power and precision after he is found near the edge of the box.

Save!

Harry Kane has done little so far, but as we all know he can create something from nothing. He rises highest in the box to loop a header on target and force Jose Sa to tip over.

Wolves are by far the sharper, hungrier side here.

They just don't have a proper presence in attack.

Matheus Nunes tries to change that by darting in to the box to meet a cute ball in from Ruben Neves. He gets there first but nods the ball just wide of the post.

Adrian Mariappa
Radio 5live

Wolves dominating possession, but both teams struggling to break each other down, cancelling each other out a little bit.

Matty: This is really nice game management from Wolves. Lots of meaningful passes but staying patient for the right opportunity. Well on top at the moment, but you need to capitalise on it before Kane and / or Son score from nowhere.

That was a very rare moment of threat from Spurs.

They've been slow and ineffective for much of this half. They're also dicing with danger in midfield, allowing Wolves to nip in and steal the ball.

The latest example of this sets up a chance for Goncalo Guedes, but his effort is tame and easily saved.

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