I reckon Fulham fans will be just as nervy.

I've watched enough football to know the more chances Fulham miss, the more likely it is that Spurs win this 1-0.

Can't remember the last time Fulham weren't attacking. This time Willian swings in a deep cross to Alex Iwobi, but the Nigerian's cutback doesn't find a teammate.

Tottenham need to tighten up.

Matt Jarvis
Former Wolves & Norwich winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's Tottenham, as you would expect, want to dominate possession but it's Fulham who have had the chances.

Fulham are dominating this. Antonee Robinson is the latest to dink in a low cross which Gugliemo Vicario gathers at the second attempt.

Matt Jarvis
Former Wolves & Norwich winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Fulham have had three great chances. They are doing so well and getting in behind the Tottenham back four.

Fulham almost go ahead!

Alex Iwobi is sent clear down the right and his cross is palmed away by Guglielmo Vicario, but only as far as Andreas Periera who has a shot blocked with the keeper on the deck.

Seconds later and Sasa Lukic then goes through on a tight angle, but again Vicario beats his shot away.

My bad, Pedro Porro takes it and suddenly it's pinball in the box before the flag goes up for offside.

There's even a mini penalty shout as the ball accidently hits Timothy Castagne's arm.

He is a very special player, and he'll take a wide free-kick for Spurs after Brennan Johnson is brought down.

Matt Jarvis
Former Wolves & Norwich winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

James Maddison is a special player, you could see it when he first came to Norwich even as a kid. He's progressing so well.

Radu Dragusin is passing all the immediate tests on his first Premier League start.

He barges Rodrigo Muniz off the ball - not an easy task - and wins his side a goal kick.

I like this guy, he looks like a very shrewd signing.

Fulham are having a properly decent spell now. First Willian fires a cross in for Alex Iwobi who for a second considers an overhead kick but instead opts to keep possession.

Then Andreas Pereira goes clear down the right but panics and fires a shot (or maybe it's a cross) into the Thames.

Oh my! James Maddison gives the ball straight to Willian who marches forward.

Will Fulham capitalise? Nope, not this time. Willian cuts the ball back to Andreas Pereira whose shot deflects off Cristian Romero and behind for a corner.

Fulham last beat Tottenham at home in a league match in 2008. But hey, all runs must come to an end eventually.

Spurs are dominating possession. Radu Dragusin looks good, spraying the ball around.

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Fingers crossed for a thriller.

Don't think many sides could have dealt with Spurs' level in the final 15 minutes against Villa to be fair.

But you never know with Tottenham and, as you've said Kev, Fulham are a capable outfit at home.

Kev: If Spurs can play like last weekend, we will win. Fulham however, are a capable side and Spurs have only got to be off colour and Fulham are capable of winning. 3-1 Spurs with Son keeping up his goal tally. COYS

The teams are about to walk out. Well, they're already outside such is the nature of that little corner the other side of the tunnel at Craven Cottage.

The stands are packed for this one.

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Spurs have still got to play Arsenal, Manchester City and Liverpool in a crazy run at the end of April. The title charge starts here people!