Welcome to LIVE coverage of the Premier League game between West Bromwich Albion and Tottenham at The Hawthorns.

Don't forget you can watch highlights of this match, along with every Premier League game, from 00:01 on Monday morning (UK only).

There's the final whistle, and Tottenham have beaten West Brom in a game decided by Goran Popov's red card for spitting towards Kyle Walker.

Really good yet again from Lloris - he rises high to make a good claim.

Dawson jumps over the top of Fortune for a header, and this free-kick could give WBA one last chance - and Foster is up.

Play is back under way - 90 seconds, plus probably an extra minute for the Bale stoppage.

It was a double challenge from Brunt and Reid, and it looks like the latter has caused the damage - Bale down holding his mouth.

Bale is brought down by a hefty challenge - referee Clattenburg says play on, but Spurs actaully keep possession... and the ball is put out with Bale still down.

Well, it's Spurs on the attack, and they take their time over a throw on the right, deep inside WBA territory.

We will have four minutes of stoppage time - can West Brom conjure an unlikely equiliser?

Now there's a chance aBrint delivers a free-kick into the box - it is headed high in the air, prompting a massive tussle between Olsson and Dawson. Lloris catches, but in the meantime a free-kick has been given against Olsson.

WBA still able to make no inroads at all. Frustration.

Lennon weaves into the box from the left, beats two men and has his shot blocked.

A long, long spell of possession for Tottenham here. So frustrating for Albion, who are exhorted to apply pressure by their bench.

WBA change: On come Marc-Antoine Fortune and Markus Rosenberg. Dorrans and Yacob come off.

Long threatens again with a left-foot shot from the edge of the box that is straight at Lloris - but he did well to run onto it and get his shot away quickly. Nice pass by Brunt.

Reports that Jonas Olsson flicked Vs at fans who gave him stick for a misplaced pass. Not too clever.

Long runs up against Dawson as he chases a through ball - Dawson stays strong and holds off the Irishman. But a glimmer of hope for Albion.

Dempsey hits a left-foot shot towards the near post from the left side - it is probably going wide, but Foster takes no chances and helps it behind.

Gareth Bale has nine away Premier League goals this season, two short of the Tottenham record of 11 set by Teddy Sheringham in 1994/95.

Tottenham are preparing William Gallas to come off the bench...