Huge fist pumps from Antonio Conte at full-time. Goals from Harry Kane and Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg get the job done for Tottenham.

They move level on points with Manchester City.

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Ivan Perisic is blocked off again by James Tarkowski. The former Burnley defender has had a good game today despite the scoreline.

Rachel: Kane’s skill in all areas of the football pitch is astonishing - defending, pulling the strings in midfield, scoring and rifling in penalties no matter the pressure. He is a born leader off the pitch too & his worth to Spurs is immeasurable.

Antonio: That second Spurs goal was right on the money. Lovely play. Bissouma substitution made us so much sharper. I’ll take those three points thank you very much. Yup, room for improvement but a win is a win.

Oliver Skipp, Djed Spence (on for his home debut) and Lucas Moura are all on for Spurs.

Matt Doherty, Rodrigo Bentancur and Harry Kane are replaced.

The fourth official shows five added minutes as Ivan Perisic almost gets away down the left. He reaches the byline before James Tarkowski recovers to make an excellent last-ditch tackle.

Ivan Perisic just about deals with it in the box as Dominic Calvert-Lewin gets a touch on a cross from the left. He isn't happy with the challenge but it's quickly waved away.

Davinson Sanchez is on for Cristian Romero. Djed Spence is also getting ready to potentially come on.

Dave: People going on about the amount of penalties scored by Kane skewing his record should really check the record books. Shearer scored 56 penalties. Does anyone consider him not world class? Surely the fact Kane scores so many of his penalties is a testament to his ability, not something to be used against him.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Højbjerg takes his time, he waited and curled it into the top corner. Finally Spurs get that second goal.

Harry Kane, then Matt Doherty, put balls in the box from the right which Everton deal with.

James Tarkowski then helps Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg out with a bit of cramp on the far side.

Nicholas: Just because Spurs don't win by 4 or 5 doesn't make it boring. The technical/tactical ability on show is something 85/90% of teams in the league would love.

Glenn: Cannot understand the hate for Pickford, he’s been brilliant for EFC for the last 2 seasons and hardly lets a goal in for England. Best keeper we’ve got by a mile.

Amadou Onana heads it away.

A free-kick for Spurs just outside the Everton box on the right-hand side. Son Heung-min and Ivan Perisic are over it. Can they get the second goal to kill this game off?

Everton are starting to see more of the ball for longer spells now. Eric Dier heads away a long ball but it's straight back to Everton. James Garner then fizzes one in dangerously and Hugo Lloris reacts quickly to gobble it up before Dominic Calvert-Lewin could get a touch.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Spurs have got to do a bit more otherwise they are inviting Everton pressure. They should be going forward and looking for that second goal.

It's gone a bit scrappy. Everton haven't offered much to suggest they can get back into this, though Tottenham have dropped off a bit too.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Doherty is too late, he shouldn't even go in for that challenge. He's late. McNeil is lucky it wasn't worse than that.

Dwight McNeil wins it in the air and he's caught afterwards by Matt Doherty. The referee stops play quickly to make sure he's OK and it looks like he is.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin's presence offers something a little different for Everton. A cross comes in from the right and Calvert-Lewin almost gets there but it's well defended in the end.