Hello and welcome to Eurosport's LIVE text commentary of the Premier League clash between Everton and Tottenham at Goodison Park. Antonio Conte takes charge of his first league game as Spurs boss, can he guide his side to victory and inflict more misery on counterpart Rafa Benitez, who has lost three consecutive league games? Kick-off is 14:00, so let's grab the team news and get this show on the road!

Tottenham build a patient attack but then Reguilon plays a loose pass that is intercepted by Delph. In a bid to make amends, Reguilon fouls Townsend and goes into the referee's notebook.

Son is bundled over by Godfrey, who then appears to leave a bit on the Tottenham forward. No card is produced by the referee though.

Over! The free-kick is played short to Delph, who floats a superb cross to the back post. Keane is on the stretch and can't guide his header on target.

Townsend is turning away from the Tottenham goal but that doesn't stop Hojberg committing a needless foul. Everton have a chance to get the ball in the box from the resulting free-kick.

Save! Godfrey steps in to intercept Kane's pass and tries an early shot from 25 yards. It's straight down the middle as Lloris makes a comfortable stop, but this has been a very positive start from Everton.

And now Hojberg almost presents the ball to Richarlison in dangerous territory as Tottenham's nervy start continues.

Everton are on the attack after Skipp misplaces a pass out of defence. Gordon delivers a cross into the middle but Emerson deals with the danger superbly.

Kick-off! The players take the knee before Spurs get us underway at Goodison Park!

There is also applause for the late Walter Smith.

There is a minute's silence for Remembrance Sunday as the Last Post is played.

Only a point separates these sides, with Tottenham in 10th and Everton 11th. A victory would take Spurs up into fifth, above Manchester United, and just two points shy of the top-four. A win for the Toffees, depending on the score, could also see them climb as high as fifth. A big game today!

Benitez (writing in his programme notes): "It is crucial today that we return to the positive things we were doing at the start of the season – and play with character and fight from the first whistle. Today, we are facing a side with some world-class forwards and players determined to show a new manager they are ready to be important for the team. The only way to compete and achieve the result we want is to have complete focus and commitment for the entire match."

Everton have just one win since September and have lost their last three league games. However, Benitez has a decent recent record against Conte, winning the last two meetings. Conte's Juventus lost 2-0 to Rafa's Napoli in March 2014 and the Spaniard's Newcastle thumped Chelsea 3-0 on the last day of the 2017/18 season.

Conte (quotes from official Tottenham website): “We played Thursday night, on Friday morning we watched a video with the positive and negative things that happened, and I know that the players can be a bit tired after the game but when you don’t have the time you have to try to exploit every second of the day. The most important thing is to have the will to work, the enthusiasm to do this with the players and for this reason, I ask for patience, because we need a bit of time. The club have had a great vision to build an important stadium, a fantastic training ground and we need to build something important on the pitch. We need a bit of time, but we want to do it.”

Have a watch of the highlights as Conte started his Spurs tenure with victory over Vitesse...

In his previous stint in the Premier League with Chelsea, Conte remained unbeaten against Everton (W3 D1), with his side keeping a clean sheet in all four matches against the Toffees.

Conte names the exact side that started in the 3-2 win over Vitesse in the Europa Conference League on Thursday, meaning Spurs will play a 3-4-3 formation.

Benitez makes three changes from his Everton side that lost at Wolves on Monday, with Fabian Delph coming in for just his third league start of the season to replace Jean-Philippe Gbamin in midfield. Anthony Gordon comes in for defender Mason Holgate and Lucas Digne is in for Alex Iwobi. A back four for the Toffees today.

TEAMS - Everton XI: Pickford, Coleman, Digne, Keane, Godfrey, Townsend, Delph, Allan, Gordon, Richarlison, Gray.. subs: Begovic, Kenny, Tosun, Davies, Rondon, Iwobi, Gbamin, Holgate, Branthwaite /// Tottenham XI: Lloris, Romero, Dier, Davies, Emerson Royal, Hojbjerg, Skipp, Reguilon, Lucas Moura, Kane, Son.. subs: Gollini, Doherty, Alli, Bergwijn, Tanganga, Winks, Ndombele, Le Celso, Sanchez