We'll get some reaction from Kenilworth Road shortly but we've got four games coming up at 3pm.

Burnley host Chelsea, Everton take on Bournemouth, Fulham are up against Sheffield United and Manchester United are at home to Brentford. We'll start building up to those now.

Spurs should have been 3-0 up after 10 minutes.

But playing 45 minutes with 10 men makes this a big win. One that sends them top of the table.

Luton had chances but they remain without a home win this campaign. A missed opportunity for them.

Tottenham get the job done.

One final chance for Luton...

The ball breaks for Tahith Chong but he fluffs his shot before Chiedozie Ogbene fires over from range.

We've had the added five minutes but we'll have more due to stoppages within it. Seconds left, though.

Porro remains on the pitch, limping but determined to help his side see this out.

Pedro Porro is down and in a lot of pain. He was accidentally trodden on. He'll get the treatment he needs now after a Luton foul.

Luton's belief looks to have evaporated. Their chances have been and gone. They look like they're resigned to defeat.

Alejo Veliz, the young Argentine striker, comes on to give Spurs some fresh legs up front. Dejan Kulusevski is replaced.

We'll have five added minutes.

Tottenham managing this very well.

They've limited Luton to very little last 20 minutes.

Into the last five minutes. This will be a big win for Spurs. They've shown guts here. And it is currently sending them top of the table.

Luton managed to drag themselves back level against Burnley late on in the week (granted, they then gave it away immediately!). They have to believe they can restore parity again here.

Time is running out, though.

Tottenham respond by sending on Ben Davies for Destiny Udogie.

Can Ross Barkley be the Luton hero?

He is on for captain Tom Lockyer.

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Luton could easily have conceded more, but they'll feel regretful if they take nothing from this. They've had 45 minutes with a man more and plenty of good chances.

Son Heung-min is replaced by Emerson Royal. Oliver Skipp is on for James Maddison. Very much a defensive couple of moves.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Harry Maguire gets his first Premier League start of the season.

A number of observers, myself included, think Maguire in central defence was a better option than Sofyan Amrabat at left-back in the formation Erik ten Hag was favouring.

With Raphael Varane missing as well, Jonny Evans also comes in.

The one positive for Manchester United is that at least they are not facing Ivan Toney, due to his lengthy suspension.

James Maddison has been great again for Spurs.

He set up what is currently the winner and is now tracking back to do his bit in the defensive effort.