Welcome to Eurosport-Yahoo!'s live coverage of the first Premier League clash of the day, and it's a good'un too - Tottenham Hotspur v Everton!

Cahill barges into Modric and the little Croatian tries to turn past him.

Van der Vaart's free-kick goes over Crouch but Sandro chases it to the touchline. The cross back in is flicked on by Bale and they have another corner. This time Kaboul heads well over the bar.

Gomes punches clear and Lennon loses the ball as he tries to break. Sandro tackles Bilyaletdinov and Lennon is away this time! Coleman shoves the winger over, and is booked. Spurs send men up from the back for the free-kick...

Distin's ball finds its way through to Cahill and Gallas has to concede the corner.

Pienaar tracks back and takes the ball from Van der Vaart as Tottenham build another promising attack. Bright start tot he half from the hosts here.

Bale squares for Crouch who shimmies past Jagielka but drags his effort wide of the far post.

Tottenham have won one of last six PL home matches when they were level at the break. However, Everton have gone on to win their last two PL matches at White Hart Lane that have been level at half time. (Infostrada)

The second half is underway!

Tottenham substitution: Sandro replaces Palacios, who was on a booking.

The half-time whistle goes, and 1-1 at the break seems a fair scoreline.

Hutton's cross sits up perfectly for Crouch to head... a tame effort right at Howard! The Spurs target man should have done much better.

There will be a minimum of two minutes added on at the end of the half.

Bale stays down after a wild challenge from Heitinga, who had just fouled Modric. The Welshman is up on his feet again.

A very open, flowing spell ends with Coleman's cross going over everyone's head and out for a goal kick.

Jagielka's backpass goes right across the face of goal and Howard has to scramble it clear.

Tottenham's turn to hold firm in the face if sustained pressure, before Neville's cross is caught by Gomes.

Lennon finds Van der Vaart with a nice pass with the outside of his boot, but the Dutchman is challenged on the edge of the area.

Tottenham have conceded exactly one goal in their last seven Premier League games. (Opta)

Baines sends in a free-kick from wide on the right. Kaboul heads away, then Gallas with the second ball, then Pienaar fouls Modric.

Everton ride out plenty of Tottenham pressure as crosses come firing in from both flanks, but Jagielka eventually clears.

It will be Baines who strikes again... over the bar as he aims for the far corner this time.