John Southall
BBC Radio 5 Live at Craven Cottage

Fulham are very much in this game. They've had a lot of possession, but just struggling to get that clear-cut opportunity.

Good chance for Aleksandar Mitrovic, meeting Tom Cairney's lovely delivery but looping a header over.

Spurs hold out once more as Tim Ream is unable to get his header on target.

Kenny Tete's cross is blocked, Fulham corner.

The big men trot upfield.

Cristian Romero, who likes to make a challenge, makes a chest-high tackle on Aleksandar Mitrovic.

Just a yellow, fortunate to catch the Fulham striker with the side of his boot rather than the studs.

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Fulham boss Marco Silva is out on the touchline pondering his next move.

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Spurs happy to sit back which is encouraging for Fulham.

Can they get that final pass right though?

Spurs are keeping Fulham arms length at the moment, the hosts struggling to make any inroads.

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Here comes the Fulham change.

Tom Cairney is on for Harrison Reed.

Alf Wilson: Does anyone remember the days when Kane and Son would assist each other in what seemed like every game? Absolutely brilliant to have in FPL as well.

Ticking past the hour mark, a good 60 minutes from Fulham but they trail to Harry Kane's goal.

Harry Kane is in the mood now, he slips in the box but still manages to keep control of the ball, but a resulting shot is blocked.

Good play over the top from Andreas Pereira and Aleksandar Mitrovic is onto it, but the angle is always narrowing and the Serbian cannot get his effort on target.

There was the chance for the record, Harry Kane was wheeling away to celebrate as he thumps a header goalwards but Bernd Leno makes an instinctive save to tip the ball over the bar.

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Cool from Cristian Romero, surrounded by three Fulham players inside his own area but turning and passing it away without issues.

Sweeties.

Tony: Harry Kane v Jimmy Greaves should be compared with pens removed! Jimmy is still 30 ahead if you remove them and they're handed out like sweeties these days!

John McNamara: Have to hand it to Kane - could have equalled the record in either of the two massive games he played in the last week but didn’t want to take the spotlight off far superior teams. Better to do it on a Monday night when no one is watching

A bit fragmented at the moment, the ball looping around here and there but neither team getting control of it.

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Eric Dier being checked once again on the touchline.

Surely if you have to look at someone that many times, they're not 100% fit to carry on?

Concussion protocols being followed, but it looks like Eric Dier is going to continue.