Tottenham v Chelsea LIVE: Spurs welcome Graham Potter's struggling Blues to North London, looking for their first ever win in this fixture at the new stadium

Tottenham finally get a win over Chelsea at their new stadium, with a well-earned 2-0 victory. Oliver Skipp's brilliant strike got them started, and Harry Kane sealed it from close range with his eighth goal against the Blues.

The young Englishman is doing everything possible to earn the love of the crowd this afternoon.

The Dane races in to snatch possession before being knocked over by Zakaria.

The Spanish full-back is enjoying a lively cameo since coming on.

The Argentinian's shot is deflected by a diving Skipp challenge.

The Blues are looking to break their duck.

Two goals and plenty of drama so no surprise to see a good amount of stoppage time.

Tottenham aren't content with a two goal lead.

The Brazilian looks disappointed to come off, but he's had a great game.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang comes on to a chorus of boos as Spurs fans recognise his Arsenal connection.

Mykhailo Mudryk is also on as Graham Potter makes his final moves.

The England defender heads the Son corner on and Kane turns it home from close range.

Harry Kane hooks home from the Son corner at the far post.

The Brazil No. 9 has switched to the right since Son came on and combines well with Royal to win a corner.

Players from both sides fly in to protest after a foul on Harry Kane sparks an aggressive reaction from Christian Romero.

No bookings this time.

Dejan Kulusevski goes off with Son Heung-Min coming on for the final 10 minutes or so.

Chelsea send in a corner but the England man rises to get it clear.

The Portuguese is consistently playing nice passes that his teammates aren't reading.

The German keeps finding himself in good positions but this time it's Forster who manages to pluck the ball out of danger.

Spurs are all over Chelsea here as they push for a second. The ball eventually comes to Richarlison who shoots powerfully but just beats the crossbar.

Romero leaves a bit on Kai Havertz and Mason Mount gives the referee a piece of his mind. In so doing, the England midfielder earns a caution.