Evening all! It's only Barcelona v Tottenham Hotspur!

Spurs have cooled again, but it's a whole since Barca got near their goal.

At Anfield, Salah has absolutely rinsed Koulibaly and given Liverpool the lead.

But make no mistake, Spurs are on top now; can they make it count?

HAVE A LOOK! Son gets a run on Vermaelen, streaks past him as Eriksen sends the through-ball,, and left side of the box, he's in! but opening his body, he telegraphs a shot across Cillessen and doesn't get enough angle to take the keeper out of the equation, who guesses right and saves with a leg. That was a very, very bad miss.

...but he simply drives low into the wall. This is very unlike Spurs - they're usually pretty decent at set-pieces.

Vermaelen slides over the ball and into Eriksen - he's fortunate to avoid a booking - and Spurs, who are coming, have a free-kick on the right corner of the box. Kane is behind it, looking menacing...

First flash of Spurs, a lovely ball from Sissoko finding Eriksen, and he heads for the box before sliding in Rose, in hectares; he snaps a low cross into the middle, that's too strong for Son, but only just.

Walker-Peters finds some space down the right and looks to cross low, but Alena gets back at him well and blocks to safety.

Barca are disappearing this game with absolute effortlessness. Nothing is happening, save for them caressing the sphere between to one another, and then Munir finds Dembele, who touches off for Alena ... and his drive is turned over by Lloris.

Yeah, that was exactly how it went down.

No they cannot, heading another poor delivery from Eriksen into touch.

This is not a good game; nothing is going on. But Lenglet gives away a corner unnecessarily - can Barca take this opportunity?

When they were both at Espnayol, Ernesto Valverde dropped Mauricio Pochettino, who never won back his place. Ouch.

Semedo jinks around the outside of Rose, who bodychecks him; he avoids a booking, but this is a free-kick in a dangerous situation. Dembele swings it over, and Kane heads away.

Bit of ball for Spurs, Sissoko lanking past a challenge and finding Son, who spreads for Walker-Peters (no relation to Walker). Alderweireld is then forced backwards, but at least Spurs got a go - provided they don't concede again, they've no need to rush.

Spurs can't get the ball at the moment - Coutinho is getting more touches than their whole team, and he has several while he waits for Miranda to overlap him then plays him in once he's offside.

"Kyle Walker-Peters, no relation to Kyle Walker".

Ian Darke clears things up.

The resultant free-kick is bent towards the near post, but Vertonghen gets it away.

It's been a sketchy start for Kyle Walker-Peters, who yanks back Miranda and is booked.