Hello and welcome to live coverage of Tottenham’s clash with Fulham in the Premier League.

Felix Magath is looking pretty pleased in his comfy dugout seat. To be fair, his side have had the better of the opening 15 minutes.

Steve Sidwell is millimetres away from planting his forehead on a dinked cross from the left. Great build-up from Ashkan Dejagah and Kacaniklic.

Michael is rather perplexed at how Fulham are in the bottom three and perfectly utilises the hashtag #whathappened.

But Tottenham immediately counter through Kane, the youngster getting to the byline and drilling a cross into the mixer. Stockdale does well to hold.

Kacaniklic has a crack from the edge of the area... Charged down. The visitors look bright.

David Stockdale and John Arne Riise exchange four passes before Adebayor recognises the pattern. The forward is inches away from poaching the ball in dangerous territory.

Aaron Lennon forgets to communicate with a team-mate and a promising Spurs attack down the right comes to an end.

That's better. We're treating to a rendition of "Come on you Spurs", quickly followed by a round of "We are Tottenham, super Tottenham".

Either the Tottenham fans are taking part in a sponsored silence or they’re not too impressed at goings on in North London. White Hart Lane is eerily quiet.

First spell of concerted possession from the hosts ends when Harry Kane blasts over the bar.

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And a slight break in proceedings as Parker hobbles to the sidelines amidst polite applause from the home faithful.

Scott Parker, the former Spurs enforcer, takes a whack from Emmanuel Adebayor.

Hugo Rodallega bursts through the Tottenham offside trap - featuring just two defenders - and races clear. Unfortunately for Fulham fans, he scuffs his effort.

Alex Kacaniklic fires just wide. We're 70 seconds into this contest and Fulham have already torn Spurs apart at the back.

Here we go...

The Premier League basement is a particularly techy place at this stage of the season but victory for Fulham this afternoon would lift them out of the bottom three at Norwich’s expense.

Sherwood’s thought-process appears to be: load the pitch with attackers and hope for the best. Will his 4-0-6 formation come up trumps today?

Someone's not happy...

Felix Magath (reacting to Cardiff City-Crystal Palace team leak dispute): "I always ask the players - John Heitinga against Everton and now Lewis against Tottenham. Sure I ask Lewis [Holtby] how he sees the situation, how a certain player is, but it is not the only one kind of information I will get. I try to get all the information I can get. You try to get any information you can get."

The pre-match thoughts of Tim Sherwood: "We hope they [Fulham] come flying out of the blocks and we score more than them, because it is still three points. We don't want to do what we did against West Brom, but if we have to score four and they score three then I'm happy. The duty of care comes towards our fans, and playing for the shirt of the club, not worrying about anybody else. They've got themselves into that situation because they haven't been great, and that's the bottom line."