Hello and welcome to live coverage of Tottenham's Premier League clash against Manchester United.
Following Spurs' 6-1 defeat against Newcastle United on Sunday afternoon, it is a huge game for the Lilywhites as they look to bounce back and keep themselves within touching distance of the top four.
It is also Ryan Mason's first game back at the helm after he replaced Cristian Stellini in the hotseat on Monday evening following the Italian's dismissal as acting head coach after four matches.
Manchester United come into the game on the back of their FA Cup semi-final victory over Brighton & Hove Albion, although they have struggled on the road against a number of the teams in the top half of the Premier League this season.
Tottenham correspondent Rob Guest are covering the match with all the build-up and the action as it happens on the pitch and reaction from the supporters and media.
Scroll down for all of our latest updates from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
It finishes 2-2 in N17.
Four minutes added on.
Tanganga replaces Son for the closing minutes.
Spurs are now level as Son equalisers with a finish at the back post after a brilliant ball from Kane.
Danjuma and Davies on for Porro and Perisic.
Malacia and Weghorst on for Wan-Bissaka and Antony.
Dier misses an absolute sitter from point-blank range as Perisic picks him out with a brilliant cross.
Mason is on his knees in the technical area.
Huge chance for Spurs as Son shoots wide of the target following some great play from Kane.
Kulusevski on for Richarlison.
Martial and Fred on for Sancho and Eriksen
It's almost 3-1 to United as Fernandes hits the bar from close range and then Wan-Bissaka sees his header saved on the follow up.
Spurs are back in the game as Porro finds the net with a brilliant finish after the ball had fallen kindly to him in the area.
Hojbjerg lines one up from distance but it flies wide of the target.
The second half is up and running.
United lead 2-0 at the break.
United double their lead through Rashford as he fires home.
The goal all came after Perisic had wasted a huge chance with De Gea saving his effort.
Wan-Bissaka shown a yellow card after catching Richarlison.
Good save from Forster at his near post to stop Rashford from scoring.
Perisic really unlucky with a header from Porro's corner as De Gea keeps it out.
Richarlison sees a cross cut out by Shaw as he looks to pick Porro out at the far post.
Forster palms away an effort from Fernandes.
Sancho sees an effort blocked and then his next attempt is cleared off the line by Perisic.
Richarlison gets on the end of Son's pass but can only shoot straight at De Gea.
Rashford with a low free-kick that just goes wide of Forster's right post.
Jadon Sancho gives Man Utd the lead with a low shot after cutting in from the left and finding the bottom corner.
We're up and running in N17.
The teams are now out on the pitch at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Kick-off is a matter of minutes away.
Speaking to BT Sport, Jermaine Jenas said:
This is all about how Spurs respond. They’re a wounded animal right now, their pride will be so dented this week with how they’ve performed, have they got any fight in them? Can they come out here and put it on Manchester United’s toes or not? If Man United thrive on that confidence they’ll go and win the game because they’ve got better players.
Tottenham Hotspur correspondent Alasdair Gold held his weekly Q&A on Tuesday as he answered questions on a number of topics regarding the club.
Click here for the latest on Julian Nagelsmann, the head coach search, new centre-backs, Fabio Paratici's replacement and a season-ending injury.
Having played alongside Hugo Lloris, Eric Dier, Ben Davies, Son Heung-min and Harry Kane during his Tottenham playing career, acting head coach Ryan Mason gave an insight into his relationship with Spurs' senior stars.
The boss also opened up on the Tottenham job, the Newcastle defeat and what has gone wrong this season.
Read here.