Good afternoon everyone and welcome to live coverage of Spurs versus Swansea.

Walker mishits a cross that ends up testing Fabianski at his near post.

Naughton dispossesses Son with a great sliding tackle and then plays the ball down the line to Barrow who can't quite go past Vertonghen.

Fulton becomes the first name in the referee's notebook after Alli pinches the ball and he pulls him down.

Kane comes close to opening the scoring with a glancing header from Walker's cross but Fabianski saves acrobatically.

Eriksen finds Kane with a nice through ball however the linesman's flag is correctly raised once the striker touches it.

Eriksen then delivers a whipped cross from open play that Fabianski punches away with Kane agonisingly close to getting on the end of it.

Wanyama meets an Eriksen free-kick at the back post but miscues his header.

The ball breaks to Alli who's almost through on goal, but not quite and after being forced wide by Taylor a deflection takes all the pace out of his shot and Fabianski saves.

Son's low cross is controlled by Kane at the front post, four yards out, but with his back to goal he's unable to get a shot away and Swansea clear.

With tape on his head and a new shirt, Walker is back on the pitch.

Taylor, looking to intercept a throw-in, catches Walker with a very high foot. The Spurs man is receiving some prolonged treatment while Taylor, who fell awkwardly himself such was the height of his leg, appears to have got away with it.

Sigurdsson takes it but it's over everyone.

Kane tracks back deep into his own half and clatters Barrow from behind, giving Swansea an opportunity to put a set piece into the box.

Alli looks to play a one-two with Kane on the edge of the box but is musculed out pf the way and can't collect the return pass. As expected, Tottenham are playing in a 4-2-3-1 formation and Swansea 4-3-3, with Sigurdsson a false nine.

Ex-Spurs man Sigurdsson takes kick-off.

As with all games this weekend, we start with a minute's silence to remember all those from Chapecoense and beyond who lost their lives in that dreadful plane crash.

Spurs are obviously in their white home kit and Swansea in their blue away kit, which looks like it was designed on Microsoft Word cicra 2004 using a two colour transition fill effect.

Jon Moss is today's referee, and kick-off is now just ten minutes away.

There will be reunions for some in the Swansea team side today. Gylfi Sigurdsson, who's scored in two of his three Premier League games at White Hart Lane with Swansea, is of course returning to his old club today and so are Kyle Naughton and Wayne Routledge. Jack Cork is also coming up against one of his former managers at Southampton.

Number one for me, Clive.