Full Time. Spurs 2-0 Palace.

90+1’ 2-0 Huge save from Henderson denies Kulusevski.

90’ 2-0 Williams-Barnett skins Khalaili and crosses to Kudus who somehow misses an open goal.

89’ 2-0 Wharton and Kamada off. Lerma and Hughes on.

88’ 2-0 Luca Williams-Barnett is on for his Premier League debut for Spurs. Nice to see Palace provide that opportunity.

85’ 2-0 Spurs have the ball in the back of the net but fortunately it’s offside. Came from an atrocious misplaced Wharton pass.

81’ 2-0 Henderson makes a huge save to deny Gallagher.

76’ 2-0 Tonali slams a drilled effort over the bar. Was well struck but too much pace on it.

73’ 2-0 GOAL. Spurs double their lead. The former Brighton man scrambles the ball over the line. First header is saved onto the bar but from the floor he heads over the line.

71’ 1-0 Henderson saves well to deny Robertson.

69’ 1-0 Great chance for Palace to attack but Mitchell fumbles the touch and Spurs win it back.

67’ 1-0 Tel fires wide as Spurs look to kill the game on the break.

65’ 1-0 Spurs come close again. Porro over hits a cross. Now Conor Gallagher is coming on… I think we know what’s coming.

63’ 1-0 Carnage! Palace come so close to an equaliser through Khalaili but Spurs break, and a deflected shot is saved well by Henderson.

61’ 1-0 Van Hecke fires over with an ambitious strike from range.

60’ 1-0 Double change for Palace. Nketiah and Khalaili on for Pino and Mingueza.

59’ 1-0 Michael Oliver is giving almost everything to Spurs here. Palace can’t catch a break. Tough watch.

57’ 1-0 Spurs come close to a second as Van Hecke blazes over from a corner.

56’ 1-0 VAR checking a penalty on Disasi for a block which was clearly made using his shoulder.

54’ 1-0 Mingueza is booked for a shoulder to shoulder challenge with Tel. His hand slightly catches the Spurs man who flings himself to the floor.

53’ 1-0 Foul awarded to Mingueza for a shove in the back from Tel.

51’ 1-0 HUGE SAVE! Henderson denies Solanke with a strong left hand. Half volleyed attempt fired with venom but Henderson equal to it.

50’ 1-0 Marmoush sees a headed effort saved by Henderson.

49’ 1-0 Canvot passes the ball straight to Fernandes. His dipping effort doesn’t drop quite enough.

46’ 1-0 We’re back underway for the second half and Spurs have come close twice already.

A really tough half for Palace. They started well, moved the ball quickly and defended well. And then Mateta gets himself sent off.

It’s unfortunate, if Van De Ven isn’t as quick as he is it never happens, but the contact is clear and the studs are raised, it’s a red and it’s completely killed the game for Palace.

Pierre Sage could well go as a result, and he’d be within his rights to point a finger at those in his playing squad.

HALF TIME: Spurs 1-0 Palace

45’ 1-0 Two minutes added on.

40’ 1-0 Andy Robertson shoots from range but Dean Henderson gathers after initially spilling. It’s all Spurs here.

39’ 1-0 Chance for Palace on the break but Pino stumbles and can’t find McNeil.

33’ 1-0 Disasi clears a Kudus cross well but the ball goes behind for a corner. Gray is left free at the back post again but can’t convert.

30’ 1-0 Palace have defended pretty well so far since the goal, but there’s no chance they get anything from this game.

25’ 1-0 Archie Gray opens the scoring for Spurs, unmarked from a corner yet again.

21’ 0-0 Big chance for Palace. Pino does really well but scuffs his final shot wide. Palace doing some good stuff despite the man deficit.

18’ 0-0 It’s going to be tough from here for Palace. Feel for Pierre Sage, if he’s let go after this game he can certainly point to the mistakes from his players.

15’ 0-0 Archie Gray is shown a yellow card for a late challenge on Kamada.

13’ 0-0 RED CARD. JP Mateta is sent off for the challenge on Van De Ven.

11’ 0-0 Another good move from Palace but it results in a booking for JP Mateta who slides in and fouls Van De Ven as he tackles.

9’ 0-0 Great pressing play from Palace and some sharp interplay between Wharton, Mateta and Kamada sees the latter release a strike from outside the box. Kinksy saves well.

8’ 0-0 Smart transitional play from Palace but Mitchell is tackled by Kudus who puts it out for a corner but a free kick is awarded.

7’ 0-0 Mitchell stands up well to prevent Kudus from crossing.

6’ 0-0 Palace enjoy a brief spell with the ball but are unable to produce any real chance.

4’ 0-0 Spurs controlling possession here, but Palace’s defensive shape looks good.

2’ 0-0 Mathys Tel wins a corner after Mingueza does well to block an attempted cross.

1’ 0-0 Palace go long from kick off and Mateta does well to win, but his knock down is snuffed out by Spurs.

KICK OFF! We’re underway in North London!

Minutes silence being observed ahead of Rememberance next weekend.

LESS THAN TEN MINUTES TO GO!

Palace Aiming To Continue Strong Record vs Spurs

Palace will be aiming to continue their strong form against Spurs, having won on their last two visits to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Last season, Palace ran out 3-1 winners after going behind in the first half. 

Spurs won the return fixture at Selhurst Park, and that trend of the away side coming out on top could continue if all goes well for Palace. 

Spurs will be confident coming into the game off the back of a huge win at Stamford Bridge, and after being knocked out of the Carabao Cup earlier in the season, they've had an entire week off to prepare for this game, whilst Palace played just two days ago, winning 1-0 at Craven Cottage. 

The game was billed as a huge one for Pierre Sage's future, so a result is needed, but how will Palace react?

Team News

The teams have been announced and there's a few notable changes to the Palace lineup. Óscar Mingueza starts at right wing back in place of Anan Khalaili who remains on the bench.

Adam Wharton and Daichi Kamada come back into the starting eleven, whilst Pino and McNeil lineup alongside JP Mateta. 

Both Sarr and Strand Larsen are absent from the squad, whilst Docuouré and Osorio feature on the bench. 

Dean Henderson is back, and it appears Sage has settled on the trio of Canvot, Richards and Disasi as his preferred back three. 

For Spurs, there's some huge additions to the side. James Maddison is in the squad but only makes the bench, Mo Kudus stays in the starting eleven after a strong performance at Chelsea, as Micky Van De Den continues to captain the side.