Tottenham 0-1 PSV Eindhoven LIVE score: Shock at Wembley as Luuk De Jong PSV fires into early lead

Kane aims for a bottom-right corner with a curling effort goal Zoet is equal to it.

His has moved out to the right, at least, in his space. Aurier's ball in the channel does not leave PSV soon clean up.

Aurier shepherds has a loose ball out for a final contact contact coming from team-mate Lucas. PSV were not so lethal with two set-piece opportunities afterwards, though.

After 15 minutes, PSV has settled down with their early goal.

A couple of times on counter-attacks. First, Spurs surged forward through Alli, before His dawdled on the left-hand side and lost possession. Spurs were lucky there that PSV were not more accurate on the break.

It's early doors but should PSV win, Spurs would be the second English team that the Dutch side have beaten more than once in a while European games – they've also beaten Leeds United twice.

Alli, in particular, looks sharp for the hosts on his first Champions League appearance since March. His flicks have been created in the PSV penalty box.

Alli briefs in Kane but the striker shoots right at Viergever and out for another corner. Spurs are having all of the ball and will wonder how they've not equalized.

Winks plays a role in the fight against the PSV defenders and keeper. Somehow, a touch steers it away from danger.

Alli chips has teasing delivery to the PSV box, which requires a deflection to take it out for a Spur corner. A series of flicks from the face of the world, but for a goal-line clearance!

His battles with Dumfries by the corner flag before the full back pushes him off the ball and clears.

GOAL! Spurs 0-1 PSV

Spurs have gotten to the worst possible start Luuk De Jong heads PSV into the lead in the first minute. PSV attacked straight out of the corner and won a corner, which was whipped out of the head of the Gazzaniga. 1-0.

GOOOAAALLL already! De Jong leaps just as high as Alderweireld in the Tottenham box, but the Belgian defender just mistimes his jump, allowing the PSV man to power home. 1-0 to the visitors!

Pereiro could not have delivered that corner any sweeter. Tottenham have been undone at the first opportunity.

Angelino earns a corner after a sharp run of the left from full-back. Alderweireld makes the block for Spurs.

Winks gets us underway on a big night for both teams.

The teams are out on the Wembley turf.

Van Bommel names an unchanged XI after the 1-0 league victory over Speed ​​at the weekend. De Jong and Lozano cleaned up the Londoners a fortnight ago, along with Bergwijn, make up PSV's fearsome front three. Just ten minutes to go now until kick-off.

Can these three have their say tonight?

Gazzaniga comes in for Tottenham after Hugo Lloris' red card in Eindhoven, while Alli makes his first Champions League appearance of the campaign. An injury-hit squad is missing the likes of Moussa Dembele, Jan Vertonghen and Victor Wanyama.

SUBS: Eloy Room, Trent Sainsbury, Aziz Behich, Bart Ramselaar, Erick Gutierrez, Mauro Junior, Donyell Malen.

PSV EINDHOVEN (4-2-3-1): Jeroen Zoet; Denzel Dumfries, Daniel Schwaab, Nick Viergever, Jose Angel Esmoris Tasende; Pablo Rosario, Jorrit Hendrix, Gaston Pereiro; Steven Bergwijn, Luuk of Jong, Hirving Lozano.

SUBS: Michel Vorm, Kieran Tripper, Kyle Walker-Peters, Oliver Skipp, Sissoko Moussa, Erik Lamela, Fernando Llorente.

TOTTENHAM (4-2-3-1) Paulo Gazzaniga; Serge Aurier, Davinson Sanchez, Toby Alderweireld, Ben Davies; Harry Winks, Christian Eriksen, Alli Dele, Lucas Moura, Heung-min Son; Harry Kane

Gazzaniga between the sticks

The youngster is deputising for the suspended Hugo Lloris tonight for this crucial encounter. How will he fare?

Mark van Bommel has become the second manager to win his first Eredivisie matches on Saturday, but such domestic dominance has not changed PSV Champions League form. The Dutch champions have not won any of their last 11 games in the competition, a run stretching back to December 2015. Team news is on the way …

Only victory will do for Tottenham in Group B after late slip-ups cost them valuable points in the race for knockout stage qualification. Failure to win here at Wembley and three points for Inter against Barcelona will see Mauricio Pochettino's side locked out of the top two battle.