Premier League result: Harry Kane leads Tottenham Hotspur to victory against Frank Lampard's Everton at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

The Blues boss thought Gray had done all of the hard work for that earlier chance, but couldn't find the finish.

Gray barges Bentancur off and surges into the right side of the Spurs area before lashing a rising shot over the bar.

Everton have grown into the game after Spurs made a bright start. We've had little to shout about since.

A win would give Spurs their highest points tally after 10 Premier League matches, surpassing their haul of 22 points in 2011-12.

Onana surges into the left side of the penalty area but is brilliantly challenge by Romero, who even wins the goal kick.

Pickford is called towards the referee for concerns over how long he is taking over goal kicks. Quite bizarre given how early it is in the contest.

Maupay booked for catching Dier with a flailing arm.

Everton are bidding to secure back-to-back away league victories for the first time since May 2021.

Son takes aim from a 25-yard free kick left of centre but fires his effort straight into the wall.

Richarlison nods a free header over the top from Perisic's cross.

A neat move down the left ends with Kane's near-post header flicking wide off a defender.

The hosts have had a monopoly of the ball in the early exchanges but have yet to carve out and opening of significance.

Everton have lost 84 Premier League games away to London sides, a joint high with Newcastle.

Spurs have enjoyed playing Everton in recent times. The Lilywhites have lost just once in the last 19 PL encounters, winning on nine occasions.

Spurs get us underway.

Kane is aiming to score in five straight top-flight fixtures for the first time in his career. This is the sixth occasion he has netted in four in a row.

Everton have shipped nine Premier League goals this season, a joint low alongside Brighton, Manchester City and Newcastle.

“People may make us underdogs in these two matches (Spurs and then Newcastle away). I understand that, because we’re away against two strong teams. Let’s enjoy that and show what we can do. We’re in a position now where if we take any hits, we have to come back stronger. We took a lot of hits last season when I came in and before I came in. We were on the floor in terms of confidence. Now we want to be stronger than that mentally, as a club. These games are a big test for us. We have got a long way to go. We’re progressing but we mustn’t think we’re near where want to be because we’re not yet. We have work to be done."