Premier League - LIVE: Sandro Tonali faces former side as Spurs take on Newcastle after Hull won AGAIN, Everton hold Bournemouth and Liverpool draw with Forest

Ohhhhh...

I thought that was 1-0; I really did.

Anthony Elanga is slid through by an unbelievable pass by Lewis Hall, and he knocks the ball past Antonin Kinsky at pace.

But his touch is too heavy and he can't manage to get a shot away.

That's better from Newcastle.

For the first time in what feels like an age they maraud forward and actually create something.

Lewis Hall decides to have a pop at the end of the move, but it flies over the bar.

Not the best strike.

Yep, thought so.

VAR don't take long to decide that there is not enough in that to award a penalty.

It looks like Malick Thiaw might have got a slice of the ball anyway.

Oh, hello...

Omar Marmoush is down in a heap and it looks like Malick Thiaw has stuck out a leg in the air and taken him out.

VAR is having a look at this, but I feel it would be harsh if it is given.

It's time to get back underway.

Neither manager has made any changes at the break, and in fairness, I didn't expect them to.

Let's hope the players on the pitch can deliver the goods for us in the second half.

This Tottenham side has a completely different look to the ones of the last few years.

And well, the change looks good. They have five summer signings on the pitch and all of them look to be settling in.

Andy Robertson has looked much better at left-back than last week, while Omar Marmoush has had some decent moments.

Sandro Tonali seems more settled, too.

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Well, that was enjoyable.

We may not have seen any goals, but Tottenham were a very entertaining watch in that first half.

After a slow start, they really got going, and you'd say they deserve to be ahead at the break.

But it's all square for now.

There will be just one minute of stoppage time here.

They really are starting to cut down on added time this season, aren't they? It feels that way, at least.

It's all Tottenham.

They are ripping Newcastle apart here but just can't find that opening goal.

Mathys Tel has been a real livewire, and he does well to fashion a zippy cross on the right, which is heading for Sandro Tonali.

But Tonali just doesn't react in time to finish it off.

Pedro Porro, what have you done?

The Spaniard ruins what would have been an absolutely stunning Spurs team goal.

They work the ball from back to front beautifully, and all Porro needs to do is slide the ball across to Mathys Tel to score.

But he gets his pass all wrong, and Lukas Hornicek collects.