Micky van de Ven can't continue. He's replaced by Radu Dragusin.

I think Van de Ven jarred his leg blocking a shot from Leon Bailey who was actually in an offside position. A tackle he didn't need to make...

Jarrod Bowen is away down the left and he has support racing into the box but he plays his pass perhaps a bit too early and it goes all the way across the area.

A wasted free-kick from Nottingham Forest as it hits the wall. Opportunity gone.

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Micky van de Ven is down in the Spurs penalty area. Hamstring?

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Divock Origi is fouled by Pervis Estupinan right outside the box and this is an opportunity for Nottingham Forest, who could really do with three points here.

Aston Villa break forward straight away with Matty Cash latching on to a ball over the top.

He has options in the middle but instead decides to cut on to his left foot and has a shot blocked by Micky van de Ven.

Ollie Watkins gives him a glare.

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We're back to it. Goals please.

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Right then, off we go in a couple of other big games at West Ham and Brighton.

Conor Coady
Former England and current Leicester City defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It has been a great game of football. Two different styles of play, two different teams, two top teams, coming, showing how they want to play and I actually think Aston Villa will be happy.

I think they have frustrated Tottenham a little bit. Tottenham have been in control but when Villa can break and counter in behind they have had some real opportunities.

A real interesting game and poised well for the second half.

Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton boss Roberto de Zerbi, speaking to Sky Sports.

On reacting after the 4-0 defeat to Roma: "We have to show a reaction because we lost a tough game, but the most important is to play with our style, passion and DNA."

On the six changes: "I want to play with a fresh energy and fresh players - we needed to do this change."

On Forest: "They are a good team with good players, but we lost 3-0 at Fulham as well and for us it is the same. We have to win the game and react after these two tough defeats."

West Ham United

West Ham boss David Moyes, speaking to BBC Sport.

On changes: "Really if you take the goalkeeper out of it it's only a couple of changes. One with injury and I have freshened it up slightly, but obviously Emerson has an injury so I brought Aaron Creswell in."

On finding form: "I hope so! I want to get a good result today, we need to get a positive performance as we go again next Thursday and Sunday - it is great being on it, but only great when you are winning."

On Burnley: "They played very well last week [against Bournemouth] and lacked a bit in the finishing end and could have got a positive result."

Burnley

Burnley manager Vincent Kompany, speaking to BBC Sport.

On an unchanged squad: "They performed really well against Bournemouth and it depends on how you look at it.

"There is disappointment with the result, but they played well so they deserve a chance to turn it around today and get a result."

On West Ham: "The opposition is a really good team to play against, but for us we have been good in these games so we should leave the fear outside and bring on the game we are able to play."

On optimism: "It has to be that way what is the point, you have to be in these places to make it count and there is so many things you can think of, but think of the 'what if'.

"If we play well today what does it do for the club going into these next games."

Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest boss Nuno Santo, speaking to Sky Sports: "We have been working and staying focused on what we have to do. It is a tough game today and we have to compete well."

On picking up points: "Very important [to get three points] we are playing good, but not getting the points.

"The idea is to keep the good things we do and get the points as we need them."

On Brighton: "Brighton is a good team they have good players and a good manager with a good idea of how to play football - we focus on today and nothing else matters."

Dazbel74: Spurs missing something in the final third, one intricate pass too many. Not very free flowing and definitely a lack of shots. Seem to try and pass the ball into the net. Madders struggling since coming back, Kulu not at his best either. Goals in this tho.

ArielShapiro: If Spurs switched Johnson and Kulu, they'd have much more joy down the flanks

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It's been super open, but at the same time pretty forgettable. A strange first half.

And another chance, suddenly this game is livening up. Villa take a nice short-corner routine which ends with John McGinn firing in a pacey delivery which Lucas Digne just flicks over.