Tottenham go looking for a quick reply.

Harry Kane knocks a corner short and the ball in causes a bit of uncertainty in the Brentford box, but the Bees do eventually clear their lines.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

All those missed chances from Tottenham in the first half...

You always felt Brentford had a goal in them after the break and they haven't messed around.

It was scored right in front of their fans too.

Vitaly Janelt drills a ball across towards Kevin Schade on the left, but he just overhits it with Spurs looking a bit stretched.

It really is quite incredible that Harry Kane has 28 league goals this season, and yet has no hope of beating Erling Haaland to the Golden Boot.

All despite the season Spurs have had too. An achievement that really cannot be overstated.

Can Tottenham finish on a high-note at home, or will Brentford crash the party?

Away we go again.

Mikkel Damsgaard is coming on for Frank Onyeka at the start of the second half as Thomas Frank plots a way to turn this match around.

Here come the players.

Scott Minto
Former Chelsea and West Ham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Long term or even medium term there doesn't seem to be a plan at Tottenham.

I don't think the next two games are going to define whether the season hasn't been good enough - use whatever description you want, it has not been good enough.

There does not seem to be a clear plan going forward.

You liken them to Chelsea, bottom half of the Premier League, but at least they have someone in place [for next season]. With Spurs we're almost two months down the line and they still haven't recruited anyone.

Of course you want to get the right manager in, but every time they seem to be in talks with someone the individual seems to distance themself, which isn't a great sign.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Anfield

A glorious day on Merseyside sees the sun set on four Liverpool players who have seen a glittering period of success under Jurgen Klopp.

Roberto Firmino, James Milner, Naby Keita and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain will be bidding farewell to Anfield today and will be given a deserved send-off by the home supporters at full-time in the last home game of the campaign.

"For those four, I have nothing but the very best wishes," Klopp writes in his programme notes. "If we had the space, I could take page after page listing the moments that they gave us, the qualities that they brought and the collective that they have been part of.

"But the best way of measuring the contribution is much more straightforward because it can be found in the respect that they have earned from their team-mates staff and our supporters."

For those who like their stats, that Harry Kane goal had an expected goals (xG) value of just 0.039.

Certainly one to catch later on Match of the Day.

As it stands, Spurs will move up one place to sixth, two points above Brighton in the race for a Europa League spot. They will have played two games more than the Seagulls however.

That was some strike from Harry Kane.

Dejan Kulusevski's knock moved the ball just enough to the right for Kane to curl in, leaving David Raya helpless.

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Image source, Getty Images

Tottenham have been the better team and they should be further ahead. There was an encouraging applause by the fans at the whistle. They have enjoyed it so far but a 1-0 lead is not a strong one against a good Brentford team who usually perform well in the second half.

Son Heung-min has been excellent by the way. Every time he gets the ball he's making something happen. He will be frustrated not to have scored.

Dejan Kulusevski is in again but David Raya produces the save.

The final action of the first half will be a corner to Spurs, but Raya comfortably catches.

The hosts go in at the break a goal up, thanks to Harry Kane's spectacular strike.

On second viewing, that really is top defending by Ben Mee to get himself in front of Son Heung-min's shot.

It's Mee who once again gets in the way as Dejan Kulusevski runs at goal.

Spurs are sensing a second before the break.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Yves Bissouma is very lucky. It was reckless and there were understandably strong chants for "off" from the Brentford fans.