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Tottenham XI: Vorm, Trippier, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Rose, Dier, Dembele, Winks, Eriksen, Moura, Kane

Liverpool XI: Alison, Alexander-Arnold, Gomez, Van Dijk, Robertson, Wijnaldum, Milner, Keita, Salah, Mane, Firmino

TOTTENHAM 1-2 LIVERPOOL | WIJNALDUM (39), FIRMINO (53), LAMELA (93)

• Naby Keita replaces Jordan Henderson in midfield
• Roberto Firmino refused the goal within 50 seconds
• Goal line technology believes Georginio Wijnaldum's header crosses the line
• Moura and Robertson hit the wood
• Roberto Firmino doubles his head with the tap-in
• Erik Lamela scores deep in injury time

TOTTENHAM 1-2 LIVERPOOL

FT: Liverpool survived a very late warning to maintain its perfect start to the season. That's 5/5 for the team of Jurgen Klopp, who is at the top of the rankings.

Liverpool has won its first five matches of a high-flying season for the third time in its history (also 1990-91 and 1978-79).

94: There were more goals scored in the Premier League matches between Tottenham and Liverpool than in any other match of the competition (152).

Son cuts into the penalty area and delays before hitting the bridge. He should have hit him for the first time.

TOTTENHAM 1-2 LIVERPOOL | Lamela

93: Hold the phone! Tottenham fired a shot in stoppage time.

Liverpool is static from the corner and fails to close Erik Lamela at the far post. He just waits for the ball to fall before flying it beyond Alisson.

Nerves are jostling for Liverpool now!

90: Five minutes of extra time? Jurgen Klopp looks disappointed but Roberto Firmino has had a wound to the eye.

Sadio Mane sends the ball to Daniel Sturridge but is penalized for offside. Vorm saved him anyway.

89: Spurs fans are starting to filter the stage now. It was Liverpool's fans who jumped and made noise as Trent Alexander-Arnold was replaced by Joel Matip for the finals.

87: Salah gets a boost from Jurgen Klopp after being too selfish. He has on his left an unmarked Daniel Sturridge, but he pulls through a crowd of bodies instead.

85: This is Daniel Sturridge. He replaces Naby Keita, who worked briefly as an attacker.

83: Close! Tottenham may need two goals, but that is Michel Vorm who is under siege. The goalkeeper first eliminated Mohamed Salah's curling before blocking Sadio Mane.

80: Eric Dier came down after taking a bullet in the face. He gets up quickly.

77: Just to put away the substitution sooner. Liverpool took Jordan Henderson for Roberto Firmino, who suffered a scratch just after his arrival with Trippier.

74: The Spurs can not get anything here. It's slow, lethargic and quite inefficient. Liverpool looks good for a clean sheet.

71: Jordan Henderson replaces Naby Keita, who does not seem to be aware of his replacement. In all fairness, Jurgen Klopp told him to wait for Roberto Firmino to be treated for a scratch under his eyes.

The German tactician already engaged in the transfer was announced inside the stadium. So I do not think he will be allowed to change. Oh, he has. Henderson for Firmino.

And the applause is huge as Son, back from the Asian Games, replaces Harry Winks.

69: Christian Eriksen drifts behind the Liverpool defense and directs his run to a goal that takes a bypass and alludes to Harry Kane.

66: He should be 3-0 and the match ended. Sadio Mane has Keita on his left and Salah on his right but under-strikes the pass to Keita, whose effort is trimmed by Vorm. Jurgen Klopp holds his arms in frustration.

63: Nailed! It's now a challenge from Joe Gomez's old school, which prevents Lucas Moura from standing out with a solid and timely gliding challenge. The Spurs with a lot of possession but they did not really worry about Van Dijk and Co.

60: Mauricio Pochettino changes with Erik Lamela to replace Mousa Dembele. Spurs at 30 minutes to recover a point and avoid successive defeats.

57: The Spurs seem to react when they win a corner but they are easily cleared and Liverpool moved. "Vorm made a mess of that," said Gary Neville in describing Roberto Firmino's goal.

TOTTENHAM 0-2 LIVERPOOL | FIRMINO

54: Jurgen Klopp gives him the hand pump, which usually means one thing! Liverpool doubled its lead at Wembley.

Sadio Mane dribbles and enters the penalty area from the left sideline, before Michel Vorm lands on his center and Bobby Firmino does not let go.

The easiest goal of Brazil is likely to mark this season. Spurs seem vulnerable when they seek a goal.

53: And the fun continues with a tremendous momentum from Moura. He smothers Gomez before attacking him outside the post.

50: This is going to be a fun 45 minutes of football. That's all that's going on since the restart when Mohamed Salah slips into Sadio Mane, who pivots and stings Vorm's efforts with a decent effort.

49: Heart to mouth for Liverpool while Joe Gomez offers the ball to Lucas Moura. The striker advances but Virgil van Dijk comes back to clean the brothel of the child.

Woodwork! Robertson crosses the crossbar and Liverpool wins a corner that Keita lets slip to Vorm.

48: It seems that Eric Dier has fallen deeper. Whether to create a back three or allow Harry Winks to push, I'm not sure.

TOTTENHAM 0-1 LIVERPOOL

45: And after a terrible barrage of Sky ads, we're back. If only I could find the mute button on that damn TV. Yes, I became my father …

Anyway, none of the two managers made any changes, but I can not imagine that it will take time before we see Her to give some rhythm and energy to this Tottenham attack.

TWITTER ROUND-UP

Michael: Eric Dier was promoted to 50 million pounds last summer, is not it? Not enough for Tottenham. Do not offer anything.

Kevin: Another outstanding performance from Joe Gomez today! Repel everything that happens to him.

Chris: Michel Vorm shows why a good goalkeeper is so important. If Hugo Lloris plays, it's still 0-0.

Nick: Am I in the twilight zone? Gini Wijnaldum scored out of the house!

Kiran: As a Spurs fan, I can not afford to watch Danny Rose play anymore. Should have sold it when we were lucky. He gave the ball to each of his last passes. Dembele looks at him.

TOTTENHAM 0-1 LIVERPOOL

HT: Wijnaldum's header late in the first period gives Liverpool the advantage at the break. Jurgen Klopp's team was good value for money. Could and should have had more.

Incidentally, the five goals of Tottenham conceded in the Premier League this season were headers.

43: Wijnaldum clearly wants another. He wants enough to ignore on his left Roberto Firmino, who has not been scored, and who could turn into a net half empty.

41: Georginio Wijnaldum scored his first away goal in the Premier League, with his 55th shot on the road.

TOTTENHAM 0-1 LIVERPOOL | Wijnaldum

39: And the opening match! I do not think anyone could have predicted that Georginio Wijnaldum scored his first away goal in the Premier League …

The back of James Milner sinks into the trajectory of Wijnaldum, whose head is stuck by Michel Vorm, unable to recover.

The referee checks his watch to see if it has gone over the line … and that's what happened. comfortably

38: Harry Winks plays a deeper role for the Spurs today. He was not really able to dictate the game or pull strings from his own half. Just aside by the way – pretty good.

35: I guess this match is totally at Wembley, because it feels like an FA Cup for the moment. We have Dembele advancing on every occasion, Mane sneaking around and even Vertonghen striking from his own half.

33: The spurs flex their muscles now! Danny Rose tries to join the attack and sends the ball to Dier, whose stray effort is deflected on a corner that Firmino clears.

30: Eriksen drifts behind Keita and plays twice with Trippier before the midfielder recovers to block the center. The signing of the summer follows this by reuniting Eriksen just outside the penalty area. It's dangerous.

Eriksen goes up … saved. A routine of Alisson.

27: The Spurs may have to return to three soon. Rose and Trippier are so broad and advanced that Alderweireld and Vertonghen are vulnerable at the counter.

24: Mohamed Salah passes a pass to Roberto Firmino but Toby Alderweireld stays on his feet before making the crucial block. You feel that a goal is coming.

21: Waste! Last season, Mohamed Salah scored 99 times out of 100, but he left and missed. The Egyptian beat Eric Dier's misplaced pass and is head-to-head with Vorm. He takes a contact and hits him directly to Vorm.

18: The spurs are growing in that now. Rose and Trippier do most of the damage on the flanks, Dembele doing the "dirty" work in the midfield. Kane was calm.

15: No sign of Mohamed Salah this afternoon. It is always dangerous to say how much the Egyptian has been silent, but the Spurs seem to be doing a good job of keeping him quiet.

Van Dijk and Alisson have a bit of confusion, forcing the goalkeeper out of the game. No risk touched by the Brazilian international after Leicester.

13: The flanks will be important today. Trippier and Rose are not afraid of bombing but Salah and Mane are not hounding them. Winning the ball in the middle of the field would leave the fast duo unmarked.

ten: Trippier takes a look at the free kick on the right-hand side, but Alderweireld takes the lead after offside positions. Not his best.

8: call in penalty! Spurs fans want a penalty kick when Eriksen falls into the box after a clumsy challenge from Gomez. Nothing to do for referee Michael Oliver.

5: Even if the goal was forbidden, it had to affect the Spurs psychologically. They are trying to pull themselves together, but Liverpool continues to loot and win a free kick just outside the box.

2: Wow, now it's a hellish departure. Roberto Firmino thinks he gave Liverpool the lead in 50 seconds when he brought in a center from James Milner. His celebrations are shortened with a correct offside decision. Sadio Mane tried to deflect him when he was offside. He did not touch it but the movement was enough to affect the game.

Almost again. Firmino finds room in the right channel and its cut is eliminated. Liverpool started well here.

TOTTENHAM 0-0 LIVERPOOL

1: And we left! Remember that three goals will ensure that this will become the Premier League's most outstanding match, exceeding the 151 goals scored in the Everton-Arsenal games.

One for you the nerds of statistics there …

HIGH POINT

12:28: Tottenham may have lost to Watford a few weeks ago, but they could grab Liverpool 's first place if they scored two goals this afternoon. City and Chelsea play immediately after.

FIVE MINUTE WARNING

12:25: Only five minutes before we are on the road. It's a beautiful day in London. The sun is shining, the stadium is crowded and the players have just come out of the tunnel.

These are the ideal conditions for a frenzy of goals. What do we think then? I'm leaving for a draw 2-2.

TWITTER ROUND-UP

Joe: Not at all confident, but Tottenham's fingers can do my weekend by getting three points.

JP: To suspect a high intensity print today. The terrible international break hampers a series of victories "do the job". Can not and will not be like the episode of the last season.

Mohamed: It is quite difficult to carve a place after the international break, especially with little time to train, but it is the same for them, so no excuse. It's time to start showing our true face and play the best to ensure a good result. Go to Liverpool!

BAD MEMORIES…

12:20: I'm sure you do not need me to remember what happened last season. But I'm contractually obliged to tell you anyway …

Eleven months ago, Jurgen Klopp's team was swept away 4-1 by a furious Tottenham, which led to an episode of navel navigation, which helped transform the Liverpool season.

The defensive failures that sank them that day were quickly eliminated, the goals began to sink and with the addition of Southampton central defender Virgil van Dijk in January, Liverpool has become a force to be reckoned with.

The damage had already been done and, like all the other competitors, they never got close to a Manchester City team that reached the Premier League title.

WINKS – THE PERFECT MIDFIELDER

12:15: Well, almost the perfect midfielder according to Mauricio Pochettino.

The 22-year-old athlete is about to undergo a serious ankle injury that required surgery during the summer and that has stymied his flourishing career.

"Harry has all the profile of the perfect midfielder," Pochettino said. "But I do not want to talk too much and congratulate him because if his head gets bigger.

"His perception will be" Wow "and the reality is:" You still need to improve ".

"The characteristics are perfect for playing football.When you talk about midfielders – because you like to use Spanish midfielders like Xavi and Andres Iniesta – he's like that type of player,"

Xavi and Iniesta ?! Poch set the bar high enough.

PENS PENS PENS

12:10: There were more penalties in the Premier League matches between Tottenham and Liverpool than in the other matches in the history of the competition (22).

So what I'm saying is that you should put James Milner on a cheeky note …

JORDAN HENDERSON?

12:05: Surprising enough to see captain Jordan Henderson abandoned for today's game, but do not be scared – Jurgen Klopp explained why.

"We need him so much and I do not think it makes sense to play him day after day, he always adapts a bit to the intensity and he needs all his physical strength." Klopp said.

It's so vital that he's on the bench for the biggest game so far this season …

Jamie Redknapp is surprised by his omission.

"I'm sure he's surprised" The Sky Sports expert said. "These types of games are the ones he wanted to play. I am sure he will play against PSG and that he will have a lot of playing time. But the fact that Naby Keita plays in front of him, he hopes to be involved. "

CLOCK OF THE MILES

12:00: Oh, look what we have here. The statistics of bettingexpert.com provided us with information on the recent international break.

They deduced that Liverpool was the "big team" of the first six international flights at the moment, with a total of more than 45,000 air miles last week!

Liverpool played 17 rest games abroad and traveled a total distance of 45,278 miles. This staggering figure is more than 38,000 miles more than Chelsea, whose 11 internationals ranked last in terms of mileage gains.

There were a total of 75 players taking part in the international meetings of Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool and the two clubs in Manchester, representing a total of 175,449 miles since the start of the international break. which equates to seven trips around the world.

Davinson Sanchez accumulated the greatest number of miles at 14,623 for his trips from London to Venezuela and Argentina, and then represented Colombia.

"WHO WOULD BE FUN"

11:50: Embarrassing. Jurgen Klopp responded to Gary Neville after the author suggested that Liverpool should drop out of the Champions League to bolster his hopes for a Premier League title.

Klopp found the suggestion of the 43-year-old athlete, who after being an assistant coach of England, was sacked after three months as Valencia boss, laughable.

"How should it work? What are we doing? We do not play in the Champions League or what?" Klopp said. "Gary should come and tell me exactly how it would work, do you bring your children to the Champions League?

"I do not want to be too critical because I do not know exactly how he said it, but staying in an office and talking about football is completely different from doing the job, to be honest.

"What did he say about Manchester United in this case? The club that interests him more. Nothing? I do not know exactly what it means, but focus on a competition can only to be that if you are already almost out of competition. "

"If it's late in the season, you see that you have a chance to do it or do this and all that.

"Last year, for example, we had no chance to focus on a single competition because we needed to qualify for the Champions League and I do not think Gary Neville would have said," The quarter-finals of the Champions League win & # 39 ;.

TWITTER ROUND-UP

Matt: I actually think that having Harry Winks will be a huge help for Spurs instead of Dele Alli today. Point to prove and has skills to play passes on which Lucas Moura will prosper!

Fuzzy: the beginnings are always a brake at the weekend … Big games must take place on Sunday. It could be a lethargic draw 0-0 …

Vinny: I'm so happy to see Naby Keita back in our starting team. We had trouble breaking Leicester without him on the side. Henderson just does not bring that threat. Another masterclass Keita waiting.

Nick: WINKSYYY!

Thank you for your contribution, Nick. I could not have done it without you …

NEWS FROM THE TEAM – LIVERPOOL

11:40: Jurgen Klopp keeps things relatively simple for today's trip to Wembley, and why not him? They have a record of 100%.

In any case, the German tactician made a change with Naby Keita replacing Jordan Henderson in midfield.

The Fabinho summer signature is included in a very tight bench that includes Xherdan Shaqiri, Daniel Sturridge and Joel Matip.

NEWS FROM THE TEAM – TOTTENHAM

11:35: Mauricio Pochettino does not like Ben Davies for the big matches, apparently.

The Welsh international has been eliminated in favor of Danny Rose against Manchester United and he is back on the bench. Rose starts at the back left.

Elsewhere, injured Dele Alli and Hugo Lloris are no longer in competition with Michel Vorm and Harry Winks, 22, making their first Premier League starts of the season.

Toby Alderweireld and Jan Vertonghen are at the heart of the defense.

His return to the bench, alongside Sanchez, Erik Lamela, Victor Wanyama and Serge Aurier.

TOTTENHAM vs LIVERPOOL

11:30: And as for magic, the queues have arrived. A quick glance tells me that Jurgen Klopp has brought Naby Keita back to Jordan Henderson, who is on the substitutes' bench.

Tottenham XI: Vorm, Trippier, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Rose, Dier, Dembele, Winks, Eriksen, Moura, Kane.

Subs: Gazzaniga, Sanchez, Son, Lamela, Wanyama, Aurier, Davies.

Liverpool XI: Alison, Alexander-Arnold, Gomez, Van Dijk, Robertson, Wijnaldum, Milner, Keita, Salah, Mane, Firmino.

Subcontractors: Mignolet, Moreno, Matip, Fabinho, Henderson, Shaqiri, Sturridge.

CHOK-A-BLOK

11:25: I have not used the term "chok-a-blok" since I was ten years old, but apparently, a blog read by thousands of people was the best time to bring it back.

What I'm trying to say is that the "big six" of the Premier League are in action this afternoon before the UEFA Champions League and Europa League matches next week.

It is too early to say that this could be a defining day. But three more points on a rival before the arrival of European football could be decisive at the end of the season.

HE IS BACK!

11:20: He has never really been so honest, but that's what people say nowadays …

Yes, the Premier League is coming back after its brief international hibernation and we are back with STROKE as Liverpool travels to Tottenham.

The Reds had four impressive wins in their first four Premier League games, while the Spurs had their own 100% start with a loss to Watford.

Jurgen Klopp's men will be on the cusp of maintaining momentum and scoring a goal after last season's 4-1 defeat at Wembley.

In any case, enough waffle on my part. Team news and incoming line-up. Be ready…

TOTTENHAM vs LIVERPOOL

Tottenham will be without Hugo Lloris and Dele Alli. Goalkeeper Lloris, sentenced this week for impaired driving, was ruled out for several weeks of a thigh injury, while English midfielder Alli suffers from a hamstring problem during the international break. Striker Son Heung-min is back from a long period of international service, but Moussa Sissoko is still missing (hamstring).

Liverpool midfielder Adam Lallana was ruled out for a fortnight with groin pain suffered by England. Goalkeeper Simon Mignolet has recovered from a hand injury to take his place

among the substitutes in replacement of Alisson Becker. Defender Dejan Lovren is still recovering from a hip injury, but is expected to return next month.

Last season: Liverpool 2 Tottenham 2, Tottenham 4 Liverpool 1

Top scorers (all competitions): Lucas Moura (Tottenham) 3; Sadio Mane (Liverpool) 4

Referee: Michael Oliver (Northumberland)