Edging towards the hour mark.

There hasn't been a 0-0 draw between these teams in the league since August 1971 - this is the 84th meeting since then.

Spurs won just three Premier League games at home last season.

Newcastle have been under the cosh for spells but it remains goalless.

A smash-and-grab incoming from the Toon?

Now an ambitious attempt by Sven Botman well outside the Spurs box.

It takes a deflection and spins out for a corner.

More lovely defending by Lewis Hall as Sandro Tonali attempts to thread it through to Pedro Porro inside the box. Hall has been impressive. Calm and composed under pressure.

Going to stick my neck out here. This isn't going to end 0-0.

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A rare chance for Newcastle but Lewis Hall cannot keep it down.

Moments later Spurs break through Omar Marmoush.

This is end to end.

Rob Green
Former Premier League goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

I think Malick Thiaw flicks the boot of Omar Marmoush.

It is a fraction of a second late from Thiaw and he is fortunate.

Tottenham want a penalty after Omar Marmoush goes down inside the box after a challenge by Newcastle captain Malick Thiaw.

VAR takes a look at it before deciding there is nothing to see.

Lewis Hall has looked good. His confidence might have been knocked after that clumsy challenge that led to a Liverpool penalty last week. But the 21-year-old has bounced back well in this game.

Who is going to win this?

Back under way in north London.

John Anderson
Former Newcastle defender on BBC Radio Newcastle at St James' Park

It has been pretty even. We’ve had our moments. They’ve had their moments.

There hasn’t been anything clear cut. Both sides have given it away cheaply.

There has been no real fluency to the game. 0-0 at half-time is about right.

Ciaran Kelly
BBC Sport reporter

Much better from Tottenham Hotspur in that first half. It wouldn’t have taken much, would it, after their opening day defeat at Brentford?

It's a contrasting battle between two Czech goalkeepers.

Whereas Antonin Kinsky has had nothing to do yet, you can already see the difference Lukas Hornicek makes to this Newcastle United side.

When they came under pressure in those sorts of spells towards the end of last season, the visitors invariably conceded, but the summer signing has made a couple of important saves.

Chris Wise
Final Score reporter at Vitality Stadium

Bournemouth have a growing issue around set-pieces. It was an achilles heel last season, and it’s now reared its head again in both of their Premier League games this season.

This one in particular was hugely avoidable. It was more of an issue of communication rather than anything hugely technical.

Everton

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Everton captain James Tarkowski, speaking to BBC Final Score about his goal: "I just hit the target, that's all I aim to do. The ball fell to me and it was fortunate. A few of their players got in each other's way. With a wet pitch like that, there's every chance it goes in.

On how tough it was to play Bournemouth: "It was a tough game. I think in the first half we were the better side and just before the goal we dominated the play. Bournemouth are quick on the counter and they got up the other end and punished us. In the second half they had a bit more chances than we had. We stuck in the game and thankfully I put the chance away. We'll take it. Set pieces are super important. We want to score goals from them and today it happened."

"The defensive work from the lads around me and in front of me and Jordan [Pickford] in goal was brilliant. It's a tough game here. We stuck right in there and got the point on the road. Just wait for your opportunity and it came to me and I scored."

Coventry City

Coventry boss Frank Lampard told BBC Sport: "For a game we controlled a lot of the possession we were too slow with it. Against a back five and a team who want to slow you down.

"We created more problems than Man Utd did. But it wasn't like us. Normally we're more aggressive. There's some serious lessons to learn.

"[Missing] Quality as well. You have to work towards quality. It was too much slow play from us. It's hard against a back five. When you cross they have players to deal with it.

"The Premier League brings it with feeling around it, it's a step up. It's a mental side for the players - I want them to get over it. They have to get to grips with it. We have to get there quickly.

"You talk about experience but it's moments on the pitch. The counter attack [goal] was our corner, you have to stop it by any means. Those details are crucial."