Cristian Romero feeds it into the feet of Harry Kane. He turns and shoots but it's straight at Jordan Pickford.

Tim: Kane's goalscoring numbers are skewed massively by penalties. Obviously they count as goals, but let's not think he is world class. An average player who is good at taking penalties.

Nick: Spurs are much better at controlling the ball with three in midfield. Feel this should be a usual occurrence.

Alex Iwobi looks like he's dropping into a wing-back role.

A few changes from Frank Lampard as Everton try to get back into this.

Dominic Calvert-Lewin and James Garner are on, replacing Neal Maupay and Seamus Coleman.

Son Heung-min breaks through in the middle. He's urged to shoot by the crowd and he does, despite Matt Doherty calling for it in space on the right. It's straight into a crowd of Everton defenders.

Dan: A few years ago that wouldn't have been a penalty - no way Kane was going to be able to capitalise, ball was headed out. Need to reassess the rule.

Andrew: He is Southgate’s man, but Jordan Pickford can’t be starting for England at the World Cup.

Beth: Pickford made the error spilling the ball so he’s partly to blame but Kane well done 10/10 for that dive. VAR has had a shocker today.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Pickford puts his arm forward and Harry Kane engineers and wins that penalty. It looks like there is contact but without Kane's reaction they don't get that penalty.

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Amadou Onana does well to win it back for Everton in midfield with a clean tackle. It bounces off Matt Doherty for a throw-in to Everton and they move it across to the far side as Conor Coady takes his time to see what his options are.

As it stands, Spurs are level on points with Manchester City, who take on Liverpool tomorrow of course.

Arsenal are top of the table by a point further.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Great power and accuracy, that's a wonderful strike from Harry Kane. In that situation, Kane understood the pressure and converted the spot kick with composure.

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Gary: Pickford needs to grow up or it'll cost him his England place.

Nick: How is that not a red?! Studs up and at knee height.

There was a quick check for a red card too. They are checking to see if Jordan Pickford made any attempt to play the ball.

It's quickly waved away.

Jordan Pickford brings down Harry Kane after fumbling a shot from Matt Doherty. Kane was primed to poke it in from close range.

Matt Doherty makes a great run in behind but Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg's pass just floats out of reach and Jordan Pickford comes off his line to meet it.

Tottenham are increasing the pressure now.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's very, very high from Gueye, his studs go into Hojbjerg's knee. That is quite dangerous.

Andy: I think Conte does need more time at Spurs. He's a proven success and improves any team. The only concern is will he leave for Juventus? They'll be needing a new manager soon and he's prime candidate.

Idrissa Gueye catches Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg with a high boot. It's clumsy and he's got a yellow card for it. The Everton midfielder apologises as he helps Hojbjerg to his feet.

Michael Brown
Former Manchester City midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

To hit this like he does, we all know it's coming and what a hit from Harry Kane on the volley! Straight at Pickford who makes a big, big save but that is sweet as you like. Son hits the rebound over.

The moment of quality this match has been screaming out for. Harry Kane's technique is superb as he volleys a high ball in the box. It's absolutely thumped at goal but Jordan Pickford does well to block it and Son Heung-min puts the rebound over the bar.