Liverpool 1-1 Tottenham Hotspur

FT: Liverpool 1-1 Tottenham Hotspur

90+3' Almost! Danny Rose's cross is cleared by Moreno, when Spurs looked set to score. Spurs have a corner.

90+3' Ibe comes on for Milner

90+2' Tottenham are unable to take advantage of their corners as Alderweireld heads wide when free in the box.

90+1' Almost! Dembele's daisy cutter from range looks to be creeping in but Mignolet saves.

90' 3 minutes of added time

89' He can't. Although he came very, very close. Eriksen's effort nearly flies into the top left corner, but Liverpool (and Leicester) heave a sigh of relief.

89' Tottenham have a free-kick. Eriksen steps up. Can he?

87' Ryan Mason comes on for Dele Alli

86' Leicester are the happiest team at the moment, as Spurs desperately look for a winner. Can Tottenham eke out a late winner?

84' Coutinho should score! Origi does well to find Coutinho in the box with a dribble, but the Brazilian's low effort narrowly flies wide.

83' Klopp has his head in his hands as referee John Moss awards a goal kick for Spurs after a clearance ought to have been a corner for Liverpool

82' Lallana comes off to be replaced by Joe Allen

80' Origi twists away from Wimmer with a lovely swivel of the hips and charges down the wing, but his cross is blocked

79' Meanwhile, Mignolet's opposite number Lloris is limping, with Michel Vorm warming up by the sidelines.

78' Almost! Eriksen chips a lovely ball into Dele Alli's path, but the Englishman's chest control lets him down and Mignolet collects.

75' CHANCE! Henderson is sent clear down the left by Coutinho, but the Liverpool player shoots on goal when he ought to have crossed.

Daniel Sturridge gets a great ovation as he leaves the pitch. Origi the man on...#SNF https://t.co/yGxPGt77ES pic.twitter.com/0LWevcNZGZ
— Sky Sports Football (@SkyFootball) April 2, 2016

73' Nearly! Eriksen gets away from Moreno and somehow finds Chadli on the counter with a cross-field ball, but Liverpool get back to clear for a corner.

72' Sturridge comes off to rather generous applause as Origi comes on to replace him

71' Chadli was brought on as an attacker, but the Belgian's defensive qualities are needed to thwart a rampaging Coutinho on the left.

Harry Kane now has 22 league goals this season, the most by a Spurs player since Gary Lineker (28) in 1991/92. pic.twitter.com/rOrTg8uMIH
— Squawka Football (@Squawka) April 2, 2016

69' ALMOST! Coutinho dribbles to the left byline and shoots underneath Lloris from the narrowest of angle, but the ball flashes across goal. Agony for Liverpool

68' Liverpool have recovered from a wobble after conceding, with Henderson and Coutinho dovetailing well.

Harry Kane: Has scored or assisted each of Tottenham’s last 3 goals against Liverpool #LIVTOT
— WhoScored.com (@WhoScored) April 2, 2016

66' Son comes off for Chadli. Tottenham will look to cement their superiority.

65' Eriksen draws a smart save from Mignolet with a low drive

A landmark goal for Harry Kane - Spurs' top scorer in any PL season, with 22 goals pic.twitter.com/Hi2evjX3Kg
— Sky Sports Statto (@SkySportsStatto) April 2, 2016

64' Emre Can goes into the book and will miss two games as this is his 10th yellow card of the season

62' Eriksen does well to keep the ball alive on the left wing and passes to Kane in the box. The Englishman turns away from Lovren and rifles the ball into the bottom right corner. Liverpool 1-1 Tottenham

62' GOAL HARRY KAAANE

2 - After going seven Premier League games without scoring, Philippe Coutinho has now scored in back-to-back games for Liverpool. Buses.
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) April 2, 2016

Philippe Coutinho: Has scored more goals in his last 3 apps for Liverpool (3) than he had in his previous 14 (2)
— WhoScored.com (@WhoScored) April 2, 2016

58' WHAT A CHANCE! Son should score, as he is sent clear by a looped ball, but the Korean's first-time volley flies narrowly wide.

Coutinho is the 1st Liverpool player to reach 10 goals this season (7 PL), in his 1st home PL app since Dec 26 pic.twitter.com/IPBoaI4kof
— Sky Sports Statto (@SkySportsStatto) April 2, 2016

57' CHANCE! Where has Sturridge gone? Coutinho floats in a lovely cross from the left, and as Sturridge hangs in the air, his header from close range goes over. A chance he normally buries.

56' Tottenham scream for a penalty as Walker is upended from a corner, but the referee pulls play back for a handball by the Spurs player.

54' The roof of Anfield will come off from the noise as Sturridge twists his way to the byline and thinks he earns a corner, but the referee points for a goal-kick.

53' Son is found in space on the right edge of the box, but Sakho closes him down quickly, thus preventing a pass to Kane in space.

51' Coutinho and Sturridge play a lovely one-two on the edge of the box, with the Brazilian calmly stroking the ball into the bottom right corner, thus giving Liverpool the lead. Liverpool 1-0 Tottenham

51' GOAL COUTINHOOOO

49' Kane floats in a lovely ball from the left, finding Dele Alli, but his twisting header is underpowered and collected by Mignolet

Tottenham haven't missed a single tackle; Liverpool, not many either (via @StatsZone https://t.co/7Nrs4a3Q7C): pic.twitter.com/rUZP8Kedph
— Huw Davies (@thehuwdavies) April 2, 2016

47' Spurs have pinged the ball well at the start of the second half, as Danny Rose threatens with a low cross from the left with Liverpool struggling to get a touch.

46' Tottenham get us underway in the second half!

Dejan Lovren's first half by numbers vs. Spurs:

100% tackles won
7 clearances
5 blocks

Cleaning up for Sakho. pic.twitter.com/8gThmIckVw
— Squawka Football (@Squawka) April 2, 2016

#LIV 0-0 #TOT (via @StatsZone https://t.co/lPNKXYQdhe): Coutinho has created the only clear-cut chance so far pic.twitter.com/YFaty3plvy
— Andrew Beasley (@BassTunedToRed) April 2, 2016

HT: Liverpool 0-0 Tottenham Hotspur. Daniel Sturridge and Adam Lallana have gone close for Liverpool in a game that has been rather tightly contested.

45' Audacious attempt by Dele Alli as he volleys the ball from range. 1 minute of added time.

43' A lull in play as Danny Rose is treated for an injury suffered by a Nathaniel Clyne foul