There goes the half-time whistle! Gunn will feel disappointed not to have saved the game's opening goal, with Ndombele's shot straight at him. However, Lloris will feel significantly worse about his own error, failing to dribble past Ings and allowing a simple goal after Aurier had been sent off for a second yellow card. Kane put Spurs back in front just minutes later, however, slotting home after a smooth counter-attack. It's 2-1 to Tottenham at the break!
Southampton may take heart from the fact that Tottenham have lost 10 of their 24 Premier League games so far in 2019, their most in a single calendar year in the competition since 2014 (12/38).