Evening all and welcome to, er, Wembley, for "Tottenham" Hotspur v Chelsea!

So that's us - thanks for your company and enjoy the rest of your weekend.

That is an absolute kicking. Spurs ran and played a risible Chelsea off the pitch, and go above them in the table as a consequence. They were excellent, and though they're still miles off Man City, are the second best team in the league when they play at their best.

Full-time: Spurs 3-1 Chelsea

Chelsea go through the motions, finding Kante on the right of the box, who crosses ... but he's just offside.

Spurs have a huge game coming up in midweek, against Inter. With Alli and Eriksen now back and in form, they've a really good chance in that.

There'll be four added minutes.

McManaman gives Son man of the match, but I'm going to go Alli, who did the key work when the game was properly alive.

I guess it's possible that Chelsea could score again, and here they come! Barkley, who's made a difference, swings over a cross from the left and for once, the Spurs box is empty of defenders, Pedro arriving to lace a shot only just over the bar.

Alli, who's been superb, is replaced by Winks.

GOAL! Spurs 3-1 Chelsea (Giroud) Nice, this: Hazars spreads play then carries on limping, as Azpilicueta takes a touch then guides in a perfect centre, on the bounce, and Giroud expertly despatches the header. If only his superiority to Morata was obvious.

Look at this! Kane scythes through the middle of the Chelsea defence, sashaying past Jorginho and changing feet in the process before driving a low shot that Kepa saves. He's such a smooth technician, a fact that often goes unmentioned, what with all the crucial goals and general inspiration.

We're getting into ole territory.

Sissoko and Hazard tussle, the latter sliding in to hook a leg around the former; Hazard goes down and crinkles his face in pain. On comes the physio.

Son is one of those players whose particular skillset makes him a better player than his skill suggests he should be - very few have his mix of pace, agility, intelligence, work ethic and composure.

Change for Spurs: Son off - he's been great - and Lamela on.

Elsewhere...

On comes Giroud, replacing Willian. I've no idea why he doesn't play more - it's true that Morata has more upside because he has more in the way of raw materials, but after a season and a half in England, it just doesn't look like he's got the fortitude to exploit them.

Chelsea triangulate down the left, Luiz, Willian and Hazard, but both crosses they try and humped away.

Giroud is stripped - you wish, I wish - and will be on presently.

Jorginho introduces studs to achilles, and Alli goes down; he's booked.