Ruben Amorim faces major injury headaches for tonight's late game that sees Manchester United travel to Tottenham.
That came after Liverpool restored their seven-point gap over title challenges Arsenal following a nervy 2-1 win over Wolves at Anfield.
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4 minutes agoBy Joe Brophy
Tottenham 1-0 Man United
This is only the second time Manchester United have faced 20+ shots in a Premier League game this season.
The Red Devils also faced 24 in the reverse fixture against Spurs in September - a 3-0 defeat under Erik ten Hag at Old Trafford.
Somehow, a positive result still remains within their grasp in this one as we approach the final knocking.
But Ruben Amorim needs something special and fast!
His youthful bench hasn't had a look so far, except for a brief glance over a potential Casemiro first-half injury that was quickly settled.
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17 minutes agoBy Joe Brophy
Tottenham 1-0 Man United
Manchester United had just 33.5% possession in the opening 45 minutes, but that figure is 51.3% so far in the second half.
That extra dominance with the ball hasn't resulted in getting the visitors back on the scoresheet, however.
A reason for that might be that only three players have scored more than one away goal in the Premier League for United this season.
All of them are currently unavailable for Ruben Amorim.
Amad Diallo (3) and Lisandro Martinez (2) are both injured, with Marcus Rashford (also 2) on loan at Aston Villa.
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22 minutes agoBy Joe Brophy
Tottenham 1-0 Man United
Spurs under the cosh make a double change - how Ruben Amorim would have wished he had the capacity to do the same?
Goalscorer James Maddison and teenager Lucas Bergvall are both withdrawn, with Brennan Johnson returning from injury to come on.
Pape Sarr is the other man sent on!
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33 minutes agoBy Joe Brophy
Tottenham 1-0 Man United
NOW THE RED DEVILS GO CLOSE!
It's end-to-end in north London, as Spurs are almost punished for failing to double their lead with a quick United counter.
Alejandro Garnacho gets played down the side but drills an effort straight at Guglielmo Vicario who spreads himself big.
Garnacho has a second bite at the cherry from the opposite side after a deep cross falls kindly got him inside the box.
The Argentine's snapshot is a low effort inside the near post and requires an even better save from Vicario.
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38 minutes agoBy Joe Brophy
Tottenham 1-0 Man United
SO CLOSE TO TWO FOR SPURS!
Djed Spence does brilliantly in the build-up as he completely spins Noussair Mazraoui before galloping towards the byline.
His cut-back is flicked on by Dejan Kulusevski at the near post and comes through to Tel to take a swipe at the loose ball.
The Bayern Munich loanee is unmarked in the six-yard area but leaning back gets underneath the ball and blazes it over!
The move still gets a clap from Ange Postecoglou - who no doubt will be wishing for that second goal but his side have been impressive.
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45 minutes agoBy Joe Brophy
Tottenham 1-0 Man United
Manchester United have scored just one first-half goal in their last 10 Premier League games combined, a penalty v Brighton last month.
Spurs are winless in their last three Premier League home games when leading at half-time (D1 L2).
Surely the travelling Red Devils fans can expect more from their side after the break?
If they don't, Ruben Amorim isn't exactly blessed with options to turn around this game from his substitute's bench...
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Today, 17:20By Joe Brophy
Tottenham 1-0 Man United HALF-TIME
Spurs are head at home in the battle of the under-pressure managers, thanks to a goal from the returning James Maddison.
The Red Devils have been poor for large parts of the contest but arguably should have been level through Alejandro Garnacho.
The Argentine continued his recent poor run in front of goal by blazing over his side's clearest opportunity.
Meanwhile, Rasmus Højlund had the fewest touches (9) and made the fewest passes (3) of any player in the first half.
But there are reasons for Ruben Amorim to remain positive...
Spurs are winless in their last three Premier League home games when leading at half-time (D1 L2).
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Today, 17:16By Joe Brophy
Tottenham 1-0 Man United
To run home Gary Neville's point, Casemiro has just picked up the game's first yellow card for a rash tackle on Heung-min Son.
Since his Premier League debut in August 2022, Casemiro has received more yellow cards (16) than any other United player.
The veteran Brazilian seems to be struggling with an injury in the aftermath of his challenge.
Ruben Amorim has a nervous glance towards the young subs warming up.
But fortunately for him, the former Real Madrid man gingerly returns to his feet and looks set to continue to half-time at the very least.
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Today, 17:08By Joe Brophy
Tottenham 1-0 Man United
Gary Neville told Sky Sports: "The distance between the two centre midfielders for United is all wrong.
"Look where [Bruno] Fernandes is, look where Casemiro is. It breaks all rules of football. It's absolute madness.
"The structure of the team is awful."
He later added: "The two in midfield are split, it's embarrassing, you wouldn't see it in Under-9s or U10s football!
"Look at that space in midfield! Shocking."
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Today, 17:00By Joe Brophy
Tottenham 1-0 Man United
MATHYS TEL DENIED!
It's a well-worked move from Spurs to release Heung-min Son down the left and the club captain pulls a dangerous ball back for Tel.
The Bayern Munich loanee sweeps a low-driven effort towards goal that Andre Onana reacts well to beat behind for a corner.
Tel bursts a rogue balloon in frustration!
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Today, 16:55By Joe Brophy
Tottenham 1-0 Man United
WHAT A CHANCE FOR ALEJANDRO GARNACHO!
It's brilliantly engineered by Bruno Fernandes, who finds the Argentine in acres of space inside the box.
He's got a free shot from 10 yards out as Guglielmo Vicario comes rushing out but somehow Garnacho blazes it over the crossbar.
Perhaps showing why his last Premier League goal came under Ruben Amorim's predecessor Ruud van Nistelrooy!
Of players to have at least 10 big chances in the Premier League this season, Garnacho has the worst big chance conversion rate (2/14 - 14.3%)
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Today, 16:44By Joe Brophy
GOAL!! Tottenham 1-0 Man United James Maddison
WHAT A START FOR SPURS!
So quickly after Guglielmo Vicario had been called into action with a quick double save to deny Rasmus Hojlund and Alejandro Garnacho, the home side take the lead.
It's a mistake from Andre Onana, who spills Lucas Bergvall's effort from inside the box, and Maddison reacts quickest.
The England star pounces to finish from close-range into an empty net!
Maddison has been directly involved in 11 goals in 16 Premier League starts this season (8 goals, 3 assists).
However, that is his first Premier League goal against Man United, on his 12th appearance against them in the competition.
And there's a cheeky shush to the camera after his trademark darts celebration.
A nod to Roy Keane's public criticism of him in midweek for failing to show up in the big games?
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Today, 16:41By Joe Brophy
Tottenham 0-0 Man United
An extremely youthful Red Devils bench due to the club's injury crisis - with only Victor Lindelof boasting any Premier League experience.
Elyh Harrison (18), Harry Amass (17), Tyler Fredricson (19), Ayden Heaven (18), Lindelof (30), Jack Fletcher (17), Sekou Kone (19), Jack Moorhouse (19) and Chido Obi (17) - an average age of 19.3.
And bar Lindelof, they all have a total of Premier League minutes!
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Today, 16:35By Joe Brophy
Tottenham 0-0 Man United
Mathys Tel (19y 295d) is the youngest player to make his overall Premier League debut as a starter while playing for Spurs since Danny Rose in April 2010 v Arsenal (19y 286d)
In Tel and Lucas Bergvall, Tottenham have named two non-English teenagers in a starting XI for a Premier League game for the first time since October 2008 vs. Hull (Chris Gunter, Gareth Bale), and the first time ever with two non-British teenagers in the competition.
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Today, 16:31By Joe Brophy
Postecoglou: Vicario and Maddison returns important
Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou told Sky Sports: "It's pretty clear what we've been through over the last two and a half months.
"A full week of training, some guys being available, it's an opportunity to get some momentum into our league form.
"Having Vic and Madders back is going to be important."
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Today, 16:12By Joe Brophy
Robertson: Second half was a slog
More from Liverpool defender Andy Robertson to Sky Sports: "We just managed to dig deep.
"Two nil at half-time, that can be one of the most dangerous results in football. We had to come out and start well and didn't quite do that.
"Second half was a slog, maybe playing Wednesday took it out of a few of the lads. But it was about trying to use the experience on the pitch and everything we've got.
"When they scored, everyone gets nervous, the crowd gets nervous - but it's a massive win for us."
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Today, 16:09By Joe Brophy
Red alert
Liverpool didn't attempt a single shot in the second half against Wolves.
That is the first time on record (from 2003-04) that the Reds failed to register a shot in a single half of a Premier League game at Anfield.
Andy Robertson attempted to explain why to Sky Sports: "I thought Wolves were excellent second half.
"They made a couple of changes at half-time at 2-0 down and went a little more attacking with more forward players up in key areas. That made it more difficult.