Premier League result: Miguel Almiron and Callum Wilson fire Newcastle United into the top four with a 2-1 win at third-placed Tottenham Hotspur

Bentancur was cautioned for his protests following the goal.

Well, that took a while but it's surely the correct decision.

Wilson has a fourth PL goal of the season.

Lloris races out of goal t deal with Schar's long pass and tries to nudge the ball away. He runs straight into Wilson who turns on the loose ball and floats a wonderful shot from distance into the empty net.

Lloris wants a foul. VAR is checking...

Kane charges from the halfway line and weaves towards goal. He drags it on to his left foot and rifles in a low shot that Pope does well to block with his foot.

Newcastle have kept five shut outs this season and have the PL's best defensive record.

Botman flicks a deep free kick back into the danger zone, but Wilson's can't get a clean volley away and it's easy enough for Lloris.

Skipp bursts down the right and plays a superb pass to the opposite side for the rampaging Sessegnon. The youngster takes it out of his stride and has a pop from 25 yards out but it hits a defender and flies just wide.

That's far too casual from Dier. He plays a blind back pass to Lloris that has too much pace on it and is lucky that is skips just wide of the far post. The keeper wouldn't have stopped it if it was on target.

Bissouma chests down a headed clearance but hooks his volley over from 25 yards out.

Son plays a lovely one-two with Kane but sees his clipped effort catch the hand of Pope before being hacked off the line.

Son turns in a central area and unleashes a speculative 35-yard strike that is high, wide and not too handsome.

Joelinton makes a lovely dash in-behind to reach Schar's diagonal ball and then appears to be flattened by Emerson.

The Mapgpies player looks to the referee who feels Joelinton just fell and tangled as a result of his own movement.

VAR concurs.

A rapid counter attack ends with Son curving a brilliant 25-yard effort a whisker over the crossbar. It was so close to being top bins!

Spurs have defeated Newcastle United in seven of the past 10 PL encounters (D2, L1).

Newcastle get us underway.

Spurs are aiming to triumph in their opening six home matches of a top-flight season for the first time since 1964-65.