Good afternoon, all, and welcome to our LIVE coverage of Tottenham Hotspur v Stoke City.

Wilson and his magnificent beard can't get that on target.

Corner to Stoke as Moses wellies the ball into Naughton.

Free kick as Eriksen was brought down by Nzonzi. The fouled player took it himself but that's ridiculously off-target.

Couple of optimistic lumps upfield from Stoke - they'll need to remind themselves that Peter Crouch isn't playing.

And wait for this...Bojan is also the first Spanish player to score a Premier League goal for Stoke.

Bojan is looking lively. That was his debut Premier League goal in his sixth appearance for Stoke. It took him until his ninth appearance for Ajax in the Eredivisie to score his first goal last season.

And Jurgen Klinsmann is there, watching his player prior to their match this week.

Yep, there's the necessary change - Geoff Cameron taking his place.

And now Bardsley seems to have a groin strain. All action here.

Obviously White Hart Lane is now rocking to the sounds of 'Delilah' as Spurs try to hit back immediately through a wild shot from Townsend.

GOAL! Well, after the resumption of play, that was from absolutely nothing! Terrific work in midfield from Sidwell and Bojan just carves through the defence, lets rip and that's in the back of the net.

Lloris clonks Diouf as he claims a high ball - no intent but a nasty blow.

And Kane has the first chance of the match, a driving header across the face of the goal which also seems to have given him a nasty burn down the stomach.

All eyes on Kane, but Nacer Chadli is Spurs’ top scorer in the Premier League this season, with those five goals. He hasn't scored in back-to-back league matches since December 2012, when he scored three goals in two matches for Dutch side FC Twente.

Kane's bright and persistent from the off, chasing down long balls.

To be honest I think it's already a bit late for that - Kane already has an enormous amount of pressure on his shoulders.

Kick-off! Can Harry Kane fulfil the Spurs fans' dreams?

Handshaking.

It's Remembrance Sunday, so there'll be a minute's silence plus a military guard of honour for the teams.