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LIVE: PREMIER LEAGUE - Follow all the action from Tuesday night's top-flight clashes
Follow all the action on what promises to be a thrilling night of Premier League football as Owen Coyle's Bolton host his former club Burnley, Champions League chasers Tottenham and Liverpool face Fulham and Wolves respectively and there's a basement clash between strugglers Portsmouth and West Ham. Sportsmail will keep you up-to-date with all the news from 7.30pm. [LNB] BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE BOLTON 1 BURNLEY 0 PORTSMOUTH 1 WEST HAM 1 TOTTENHAM 2 FULHAM 0 WOLVES 0 LIVERPOOL 0 9.23: GOAL! DANNY WEBBER rolls the ball between Green's legs after a delightful through ball from John Utaka to bring Pompey level. A contentious one as James Tomkins took an elbow in the build up. [LNB]9.20: GOAL! DAVID BENTLEY doubles Spurs lead with a deflected free-kick. From just outside the corner of the box, his drive clipped Riise's head and looped into the far corner for his second goal of the season.[LNB]9.19: Hang your head Kevin Prince-Boateng. A positive run down the right from John Utaka, his low square evaded everyone but Boateng's shot was terrible and went wide from 10 yards.[LNB]9.15: Liverpool are labouring at Molineux- in all honesty they have looked lacking in ideas tonight, despite Steven Gerrard returning there's a complete lack of urgency.[LNB]9.13: Opportunities for both sides at White Hart Lane. Bentley's cross was met by Palacios from 10 yards but his effort went wide and, seconds later, Duff's drive from the edge of the box went straight down Gomes' throat.[LNB]9.08: Chance for Portsmouth! Basinas' corner was met by Wilson, four yards out, but he's headed over the bar! What a miss. [LNB]9.05: We're back underway at Tottenham and Bolton.[LNB]9.03: The teams are back out at White Hart Lane and despite Ben Alnwick coming out at half time to warm up, Gomes has returned for the second half.[LNB]9.00: OWN GOAL! YOUNES KABOUL heads into his own net from Diamanti's cross to give West Ham the lead. Matthew Upson was lurking right behind him but the goal has been given to the Pompey player. We reckon it will be credited to Matthew Upson - after watching that goal back a few times.[LNB] Headed home: A combination of Upson and Kaboul put West Ham in front[LNB]8.58: In the Championship tonight, Nottingham Forest need to win by a margin of six to go top - they're currently beating QPR 4-0.[LNB]8.55: Chance for Liverpool. Riera's left-foot volley heading for the top corner has Hahnemann scrambling to paw it clear.[LNB]8.53: The games are back underway at Fratton Park and Molineux.[LNB]8.50: HALF TIME Spurs and Bolton both lead at home at the end of the first 45 minutes. [LNB]8.43: Fulham haven't shown much since going behind but Spurs will certainly want to get at least another on the scoreboard against a side who have been woeful away this season and have just the one win at White Hart Lane since 1948.[LNB]8.39: The only worry for Bolton is that they're the only side in the Premier League without a clean sheet this season.[LNB]8.36: GOAL! CHUNG-YONG LEE half-volleys the Tortters into the lead. A fine move rounded off with the South Korean's 15 yard drive, in off the crossbar.[LNB] Goal: Peter Crouch prod Spurs into the lead at White Hart Lane[LNB]8.35: HALF TIME - the games at Molineux and Fratton Park have reached the break. [LNB] 8.32: Chris Eagles has just blazed over the bar for Burnley. You aren't missing anything in the games at Molineux or Fratton Park - tame stuff all-round this evening. [LNB]8.29: GOAL! PETER CROUCH prods Tottenham into the lead from five yards after Modric refused to give up on a ball that looked to be rolling out for a goal kick. He flicked it over his head inside the six yard box and the poked the ball towards Crouch who clipped it over Schwarzer.[LNB]8.25: Chance for Bolton! Cahill's meets a corner with a powerful header which flashes over the bar. Given the context of the game at the Reebok I'm surprised that so little has happened.[LNB] Red action: Lucas controls the ball at Molinueux [LNB]8.20: Liverpool have dominated the game at Molineux but Kevin Doyle has just gone close for Wolves. Jarvis' cross was met by Doyle's near-post flick but Insua was there to clear as the ball headed goalwards.[LNB]8.16: Despite all the Spurs possession, man of the moment Chris Smalling hasn't had a great deal to in the Fulham defence. This was meant to be a great opportunity to run the rule over the player who has signed a deal to join Manchester United at the end of the season.[LNB]8.12: At White Hart Lane it been all Spurs but Zamora has just gone close after failing to latch on to a deft touch into the six yard box form Gera but Gomes dived low to snatch the ball as the Fulham striker lurked.[LNB]8.09: What a save! It's all happening at Fratton Park - Wonderful move down the right, Nouble and Collison shared a smart one-two and the midfielder looked to bend his shot into the far corner but Begovic stuck out a hand low to his left to direct around the upright.[LNB] Going close: Collison's shot was well save by Begovic[LNB]8.05: How has he missed that? Pompey really should lead Hreidarsson's cross goes just past Piquionne's boot as he slid in.[LNB]8.03: And Spurs go close inside the first minute - twice! Tom Huddlestone sees two long drives well saved by Schwarzer. Lively! [LNB]8.02: The games at White Hart Lane and the Reebok are underway. [LNB]7.58: And I'm hearing that there are quite a few banners in the away end at the Reebok - none of them are too complimentary about Owen Coyle as the Burnley fans get the opportunity to show their feelings about their former manager's move across the north-west (see below).[LNB]7.51: No goals in the games that have started this evening but Liverpool are doing all the pressing in the game at Molineux and Behrami has driven a shot miles over the Pompey crossbar. [LNB]7.45: The games at Fratton Park and Molineux are underway.[LNB] Angry fans: Burnley supporters show how they feel about Owen Coyle[LNB]7.39: To White Hart Lane for the news ahead of the Spurs v Fulham clash: Youngster Chris Smalling starts for Fulham just hours after it was announced Manchester United had agreedterms to sign him for next season.[LNB]Bobby Zamora and Kagisho Dikgacoi are the other changes from the side that defeated Accrington Stanley, with Stephen Kelly not in the squad and Toni Kallioon the bench.[LNB]Spurs boss Harry Redknapp has made radical changes following the FA Cup draw against Leeds, with David Bentley handed a return to the starting XI after being left out of the matchday squad at the weekend.[LNB]Ledley King, Vedran Corluka, Wilson Palacios and Tom Huddlestone also return,with Alan Hutton, Sebastien Bassong, Danny Rose, Niko Kranjcar and JermaineJenas miss out.[LNB]Tottenham: Gomes, Corluka, Dawson, King, Bale, Bentley, Huddlestone, Palacios, Modric, Crouch, Defoe. Subs: Alnwick, Hutton, Jenas, Keane, Bassong, O'Hara, Rose.[LNB]Fulham: Schwarzer, Hughes, Hangeland, Smalling, Baird, Riise, Dikgacoi, Murphy, Gera, Duff, Zamora. Subs: Zuberbuhler, Nevland, Kamara, Greening, Davies, Kallio, Elm.[LNB]Referee: Mike Dean[LNB] Spot of bother: Defoe misses another penalty but starts this evening[LNB]7.35: The team news from Fratton Park is in: Portsmouth go into the clash with West Ham without Papa Bouba Diop and Michael Brown, who both limped out of last Saturday's FA Cup win over Sunderland with hamstring and back injuries respectively.[LNB]Right-back Steve Finnan returns from a groin problem, but goalkeeper DavidJames sits out the game amid continuing speculation that he is on the brink ofjoining Stoke.[LNB]West Ham striker Carlton Cole starts on the bench while Kieron Dyer and Danny Gabbidon remain absent.[LNB]Portsmouth: Begovic, Finnan, Kaboul, Wilson, Hreidarsson, Basinas, Mokoena, Mullins, Boateng, Piquionne, Utaka. Subs: Ashdown, Vanden Borre, Webber, Hughes, Ben-Haim, Ritchie.[LNB]West Ham: Green, Faubert, Tomkins, Upson, Spector, Collison, Kovac, Noble, Behrami, Diamanti, Nouble. Subs: Stech, Cole, Jimenez, Sears, Da Costa, Daprela, Stanislas.[LNB]Referee: Andre Marriner.[LNB] Hammering on: Gianfranco Zola's team earned a valuable point in their last league outing with Aston Villa[LNB]7.32: And now to what will surely be a heated clash at the Reebok as Bolton boss Owen Coyle faces former club Burnley: Coyle has made one change to the side that defeated Sheffield United on Saturday in the FA Cup - recalling Matt Taylor for Jlloyd Samuel.[LNB]Burnley boss Brian Laws has responded to the FA Cup defeat by Reading by making four changes. Christian Kalvenes, Clarke Carlisle, Steven Fletcher and David Nugent all return to the team.[LNB]Bolton: Jaaskelainen, Steinsson, Cahill, Knight, Ricketts, Lee, Muamba, Cohen, Taylor, Klasnic, Kevin Davies. Subs: Al Habsi, Weiss, Samuel, Robinson, Elmander, Gardner, Andrew O'Brien.[LNB]Burnley: Jensen, Mears, Duff, Carlisle, Kalvenes, Elliott, Alexander, McCann, Nugent, Fletcher, Eagles. Subs: Penny, McDonald, Paterson, Edgar, Blake, Thompson, Nimani N'galou.[LNB]Referee: Martin Atkinson[LNB] Back to winning ways: Bolton celebrate a goal in the FA Cup [LNB]7.31: The first team news has made its way through to us ... from Molineux: Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard has returned after a two-match absence through injury for the clash with Wolves.[LNB]Gerrard replaces Alberto Aquilani while Maxi Rodriguez starts at the expense of Philipp Degen.[LNB]Wolves boss Mick McCarthy has again rotated his squad, making six changes from the side that started the FA Cup fourth-round tie with Crystal Palace.[LNB]Record signing Kevin Doyle, Marcus Hahnemann, Jody Craddock, Stephen Ward, MattJarvis and Nenad Milijas were restored by the former Republic of Ireland boss.[LNB]Wolverhampton: Hahnemann, Zubar, Craddock, Berra, Ward, Foley, Henry, Mancienne, Jarvis, Milijas, Doyle. Subs: Hennessey, Stearman, David Jones, Vokes, Iwelumo, Mujangi Bia, Guedioura. [LNB]Liverpool: Reina, Carragher, Skrtel, Kyrgiakos, Insua, Maxi, Mascherano, Lucas, Riera, Gerrard, Kuyt. Subs: Cavalieri, Aquilani, Babel, Ngog, Degen, Darby, Pacheco.[LNB]Referee: Peter Walton[LNB] Animal instinct: Eagles' Moses clashes with Wolves' Henry in the FA Cup[LNB]7.30pm: Good evening and welcome to Sportmail's coverage of tonight's Barclays Premier League action. [LNB]A fascinating night in store with Bolton boss Owen Coyle facing up to his former club Burnley and two Champions League hopefuls Tottenham and Liverpool hoping to pick up the points to further their European credentials.[LNB]And at the other end of the table, Portsmouth host West Ham - two clubs who were in the financial mire a couple of days ago until the David's Godl and Sullivan secured the Hammers future - the same cannot, however, be said for poor old Pompey who need points and money ... and fast. [LNB]I'll have all the team news and action as it happens, and if you'd like to share your views on tonight's games this evening you can email me - tom.bellwood@dailymail.co.uk[LNB] Cup drama: Spurs' seaoson has hit a little wobble in past weeks including this draw in the FA Cup against Leeds at the weekend [LNB] EXCLUSIVE: Eidur Gudjohnsen agrees to join West Ham as Gianfranco Zola bolsters squad for relegation fightWe're no bottlers: Defoe insists Spurs will maintain top-four challengeRafa Benitez's agent stirs it up with link to prospective Juventus jobBolton boss Owen Coyle backs new boy Vladimir Weiss to brighten up the Reebok [LNB]
