Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Best chance of the game for Wolves by far. All Hwang Hee-chan had to do was put it in an empty net.

Ange Postecoglou isn't going to be happy with this.

His side are still winning, but only because of the dire finishing of their opponent.

Dejan Kulusevski tries to find something more positive at the other end, but after cutting inside he sees his shot blocked by Craig Dawson.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on TNT Sports

When you get yourself in front of goal like that you have to ask questions of the goalkeeper.

Force a save or at least get your shot on target and make them worry.

In such a tight game and against a team with the quality of Spurs you have to make the most of these chances.

It's affecting everyone in the Tottenham box.

A Wolves corner into the mixer is poked back for a shot that deflects to Hwang Hee-chan. He has just Guglielmo Vicario but pokes nhis shot dreadfully wide.

There is so much to like about Cunha. His goals record is poor for such an expensive forward, though.

Wolves just fall apart in the box.

There's so much to admire in their approach play to get Rayan Ait-Nouri in down the left for a low ball that sets up Matheus Cunha.

But when the moment comes to strike, he opens up his foot and fluffs his effort wide.

Matheus Cunha is almost in!

He drives past Pedro Porro but just as he's shaping to shoot, Eric Dier tackles him.

Wolves' inability to find that last final punch continues.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on TNT Sports

There's just a lack of quality from both sides at the top end of the pitch.

Spurs without Maddison and Wolves without Neto have been lacking in creativity in the final third.

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Tottenham are lacking that man who can unlock things in the Wolves half. A James Maddison-shaped hole in the XI.

Son Heung-min hasn't really been in the game.

Jean-Ricner Bellegarde is a bag of tricks. He outfoxes an opponent just inside the Spurs half and drives forward. His shot is pretty dire, though, sent hurtling over the bar.

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Tottenham lead but this is game is far from over.

A big 45 minutes is under way.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag reflects on Wednesday's Champions League disappointment in Copenhagen in his programme notes today.

He is also looking for a change of fortune.

"I don't want to spend too much time detailing the incidents during the game (on Wednesday) that frustrated us but I do wonder what we have to do to enjoy some good luck," he said.

"The old saying promises that 'these things even themselves out over the course of a season'.

"If that's true, we have a lot to look forward to."

Charlie Adam
Former Blackpool midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Manchester United are fragile. The club is not in a good place and it transcends onto the pitch, but ultimately they are one of the biggest clubs in the world which will come back round.

There is no evidence but you have to believe the right people will come into the football club.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe coming into the club is positive to me.

They have got quality players on their day, but at the moment it is not happening for them.

If they are going to beat anybody it is Luton at home but it is football and anything can happen.

Andy Mitten
Editor of United We Stand on BBC Radio 5 Live

There is a cloud that hangs over Manchester United.

Frustration. I do not know any United fans who believe they have a divine right to win, but there is expectations that come with United.

Old Trafford was a fortress last season. A first trophy in six years and now it has just gone, it has gone as quickly as Casemiro and Raphael Varane’s form has gone.

Erik Ten Hag did really well last season, but this season has been really alarming.

Paul Robinson
Former Tottenham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

At the moment Ange Postecoglou will be delighted with his side, the four players he has missing he has needed to dig into his reserves.

It was a question of his man management and how he handled that over previous weeks.

Everyone has passed with flying colours so far.

Wolves have seen more of the ball and fashioned more attacking opportunities, but they've not tested Guglielmo Vicario enough.

Tottenham scored with their one moment of incisive attacking play.

That's the difference.

The last proper act of the half is a Tottenham corner that Ben Davies meets, but heads well wide.