Chelsea continue Tottenham's Wembley hoodoo thanks to brace from Marcos Alonso

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We'll be back tomorrow night to bring you all the action from the Etihad Stadium as Manchester City host Everton at 20.00 BST.

Until then, goodbye.

Tottenham are back at Wembley next Sunday and will be confident of getting a result against Burnley.

Chelsea, meanwhile, host Everton in their next Premier League outing.

Time to catch your breath after the most dramatic of finishes to the first Premier League fixture ever to be held at Wembley.

Alonso will be the toast of west London after his brace helps the champions banish memories of that awful opening day defeat and get their latest title defence off and running.

After weeks of negative headlines, they demonstrated real togetherness and it would take a brave man to dismiss any team managed by someone as strong-willed and wily as Conte.

For unlucky Spurs, it's a game they feel they probably should have won and a result that perpetuates the notion that they are incapable of getting results at their new temporary home.

Lloris will have nightmares about the passage of play that led to the winner, although the team's overall performance was far from substandard.

Full-time

Tottenham 1-2 Chelsea

Pochettino rolls the dice one last time. Striker Vincent Janssen replaces Trippier.

Four minutes of added time for Tottenham to find another equaliser.

Stunning late drama at Wembley.

After Batshuayi is denied a penalty following some strong defending from Dembele, Lloris throws the ball out to Wanyama, who is immediately caught in possession by Luiz.

Chelsea pour forward and Pedro tees up fellow Spaniard Alonso, who fires a low shot underneath Lloris and sparks wild scenes of jubilation among those 3,000 travelling supporters.

Really poor, costly goalkeeping from the Spurs captain. He surely should have saved that with his legs instead of trying to use his hands.

Goal: Tottenham 1-2 Chelsea (Marcos Alonso)

Commanding goalkeeping from Courtois, who relieves the pressure on his team with a confident catch.

Wembley is rocking now as Bakayoko clumsily concedes another free-kick for a slight trip on Eriksen.

Christensen clears behind for a corner...

A disaster for Batshuayi as the substitute heads a searching Eriksen free-kick into his own net just four minutes after entering the fray.

Debutant Bakayoko had been penalised for a needless foul on Alli.

Goal: Tottenham 1-1 Chelsea (Michy Batshuayi OG)

Sissoko on now for Spurs. Davies heads to the bench.

After waiting on the touchline for several minutes, Pedro, complete with Zorro-esque face mask, finally comes on for the impressive Willian.

Morata also makes way for Batshuayi.

Back come Spurs, with Alonso blocking Eriksen's cross and Christensen charging down a hopeful strike from Kane.

Dembele holds off Alonso during an imposing run and tries to thread a clever low pass through for Kane, who is just unable to meet it.

Willian, sensing that he is about to be replaced by Pedro, sells a step over and cracks a long-range shot against the foot of the post.

That would surely have been game over.

A vicious effort from Moses flies over the crossbar. That was slightly selfish from the wing-back, who may have been better off laying the ball inside.

Willian spearheads another Chelsea counter-attack and finds Morata. The Spaniard looks to cut inside Alderweireld and onto his right foot but sees his effort deflected behind by Vertonghen.

Pochettino's first change of the afternoon sees Heung-Min Son replace Dier.

Wanyama horribly miscues a long-range shot after decent build-up play from Tottenham.

Chelsea begin to come forward at last as Trippier heads away a searching cross from Moses.

Willian then dances his way through midfield before overrunning the ball and being dispossessed by Davies, who looks to have picked up another knock in the process.

Another Spurs corner comes to nothing. They still trail 1-0 with 25 minutes remaining.

Is Pochettino on course to lose his first London derby on "home" soil?

Spurs appeals for handball and a penalty are swiftly waved away by referee Taylor.

Kante fouls a showboating Alli in a dangerous area, but Chelsea clear their lines at the front post.

A great run and touch from Trippier allows him to divert a brilliant lofted pass into the box. However, Kane is slow to react and Azpilicueta gets across to clear the danger.

Conte is on the touchline barking out instructions to his embattled charges. He needs them to gain some sort of a foothold in this one-sided second half.

Chelsea are being penned back deep inside their own half. Conte's men could desperately use an out ball with 35 minutes of this match still left to be played.

Vertonghen battles away with Willian before producing an extremely careless challenge on Moses, who cries out in pain.

The Belgian is perhaps fortunate to escape with only a yellow card.

Unconventional defending to say the least from Chelsea. The very left-footed Alonso blasts Davies' cross into the back of Christensen and the ball ricochets safely into the hands of Courtois.

Spurs immediately pick up where they left off in the first half. Azpilicueta's tackle denies Eriksen a shooting chance after a cute backheel from Kane, whose header from a corner is blocked by Luiz.

Kane then breezes beyond Rudiger before seeing a cross deflected wide by Christensen.

The second half is now underway. Can Chelsea hold on to prolong Tottenham's Wembley woes, or will the hosts find a breakthrough?

The less said about this the better...

So a remarkable Alonso free-kick is all that separates last season's top two at the interval.

A frustrating first half of league football for Tottenham at Wembley, but they struck the woodwork and dominated the end of that opening 45 minutes. Pochettino's side will be confident of producing an equaliser if they can maintain similar pressure.

Chelsea are certainly more organised than they were a week ago and look content to protect their lead. They could be 2-0 up were it not for Morata's glaring early miss.

Half-time

Tottenham 0-1 Chelsea

Jan Vertonghen demonstrates great strength and perseverance to shrug off Moses and get to the byline.

The Belgian international powers a low cross to the front post, where Dier is prevented from applying the finishing touch by a great last-ditch challenge from Luiz.

The Chelsea man appeared to get the last touch on that, but the referee points for a goal kick.

Three minutes of added time will be played before the break. Tottenham firmly on the front foot as they force another succession of corners.

Courtois theatrically parries wide after an ambitious attempt from Davies takes a nick off Azpilicueta.

Spurs fail to take advantage of a couple of quick corners as we tick down towards the end of this first half.

After Kante loses possession just inside the opposition half, Alli goes past Azpilicueta and feeds Kane. The striker cuts inside Christensen with ease and bends a shot against the base of the post.

Agonisingly close. His wait for a 100th Spurs goal goes on.

A completely brainless off-the-ball foul on Eriksen earns Luiz a yellow card.

The Dane then whips in a glorious free-kick that Morata cannot clear and both Kane and Dier fail to turn home at the back post.

Luiz receives treatment and Bakayoko also goes down holding his back after a collision with Dier. It's probably fair to say that the latter isn't Conte's favourite person just at the moment...

A feisty feel to this London derby now as Antonio Rudiger is cautioned for dissent and Eric Dier only sees yellow for a high challenge on Luiz that you have to say looks worse than the one that Cahill was sent off for last weekend.

That will create some controversy.

Spurs look to respond quickly. Courtois denies Kane before the double Golden Boot winner shoots wide.

After Alli takes away Luiz's trailing leg just outside the box, Alonso steps up and curls a sensational left-footed free-kick over the head of Alderweireld, beyond the reach of Lloris and into the top corner.

What a stunning opening goal. First blood to Chelsea.

Goal: Tottenham 0-1 Chelsea (Marcos Alonso)

Leaning back, Luiz launches a shot into orbit and receives ironic cheers from the home supporters.

Alli then attempts to test Courtois but the whistle has already gone for a foul on Bakayoko by Dembele.

Ben Davies took a hefty accidental whack in the face from his own teammate there. That will have smarted just a bit, but he's OK to continue.

Tottenham continue to press for an opening and Mousa Dembele unleashes a powerful drive that is helped on its way over by Courtois.

Nervy moments at both ends as Morata hunts down a panicked Hugo Lloris and a lazy attempted clearance from Christensen presents Alli with a shooting opportunity.

The confident midfielder blazes over from a difficult angle.

A mistake from Azpilicueta allows Kane to burst down the Tottenham left. He initially looks to beat Luiz before scooping a cross over the bar under pressure from the makeshift midfielder.

Willian, who famously had a medical at Tottenham before opting to join Chelsea from Anzhi Makhachkala in 2013, is being continually booed by the home crowd.

The Brazilian is still not forgiven it seems.

An uncharacteristically sluggish N'Golo Kante allows Harry Kane to pass too easily and the England striker, looking to end his goalless run in the month of August, fires in a low effort that Thibaut Courtois spills before eventually recovering.

After a confident start, Chelsea now look content to keep their rigid shape and allow Tottenham to dominate possession.

They look far more organised than last weekend, that's for sure.

What a miss!

An unmarked Morata successfully positions himself between rumoured Conte target Toby Alderweireld and Trippier but can only head Cesar Azpilicueta's pinpoint cross wide.

That was a golden opportunity to net his second goal in Chelsea colours.

A terrific atmosphere being created by Spurs fans during these opening exchanges. There are no shortage of empty seats due to the fact that tickets were not put on general sale amid safety concerns.

The fact that there are only 3,000 Chelsea fans present is the only factor that does not make this feel like a cup final.

A fast start as Moses floats in a dangerous cross and Luiz, playing in midfield, cuts out Dele Alli's incisive low pass intended for Christian Eriksen.

Referee Anthony Taylor gets the first Premier League game ever to be held at Wembley underway.

Can Spurs quickly set about making this place feel more like home or will Chelsea spoil the party?

While we await kick-off at Wembley, there is just time to catch you up on Sunday's early Premier League fixture.

Fresh from a terrific opening day win at Crystal Palace, Huddersfield maintained their 100% start to a first top-flight campaign since 1972 as Aaron Mooy's superb second-half strike earned a 1-0 victory over Newcastle at the John Smith's Stadium.

The feelgood factor from May's Championship play-off final success has certainly carried over into the new season in West Yorkshire.

Amid all the talk of Costa, his future and transfers at Friday's pre-match press conference, Conte had this to say regarding Chelsea looking to emulate the progress Pochettino has made at Tottenham...

I think Spurs are doing a great job. Mauricio Pochettino is doing a great job. He has built a great base and foundation for his club. We must do the same, we don't have these bases. I have great respect for Tottenham. They are challenging for the title. I want to help my club build the same solid foundation. We don't have this.

Spurs have worked with Pochettino for three years, this is the fourth year. He has had the possibility to work for three years with the same players and the possibility every season to improve his foundations.

For every coach it's important to give continuity to the club, because when you arrive you don't know what you'll find. When you understand your basis you have to try to work step-by-step, year-by-year to improve this basis, to make it more solid and to build a good structure.

Last season we started to build this foundation and we won, so it means we built something. But now it's not enough, we have to improve, to extend this base, work together with new players. I think Tottenham is doing this very well.

Interesting...

Plenty to discuss from Conte's slightly confusing team selection, the headline from which is that Bakayoko makes his debut - possibly alongside Luiz - in central midfield.

Christensen replaces the suspended Cahill and Moses starts in place of Jeremie Boga, who is not involved at all. Morata is unsurprisingly preferred to Michy Batshuayi and Pedro makes the bench.

Still no Hazard for the visitors. What formation they are playing in today is anyone's guess before kick-off...

Trippier does indeed start for Tottenham, with Walker-Peters dropping to the bench. Victor Wanyama also replaces the oft-maligned Moussa Sissoko as Pochettino seemingly instigates a switch back to a 3-4-2-1 system.

Teenage centre-back Cameron Carter-Vickers drops out of the matchday squad altogether and Sanchez is obviously not available to play just yet with Spurs awaiting a work permit.

Kevin Wimmer is named as a substitute despite suggestions that he is set to join West Bromwich Albion in a potential £15m deal.

Official team news is due to drop in about 10 minutes time.

Cahill and Fabregas are both suspended for Chelsea, while Costa remains thousands of miles away in his hometown of Lagarto.

Victor Moses returns from a ban and a chronic shortage of midfielders means that Tiemoue Bakayoko - a £40m summer arrival from AS Monaco - could make his debut despite lacking match fitness in the aftermath of surgery on a minor knee injury.

Eden Hazard and Pedro (both ankle) remain doubtful, although the latter could be included on the bench. If Bakayoko is not risked from the first whistle, then Conte could opt to deploy the versatile David Luiz in front of the defence.

Striker Alvaro Morata looks primed to make his first start in blue after featuring as a substitute in the Community Shield and marking his cameo against Burnley with a first goal.

Kieran Trippier missed that win over Newcastle due to a serious-looking ankle injury that forced him out of the first half of a pre-season friendly defeat of Juventus at Wembley.

However, scans revealed only minor ligament damage and a swift recovery meant his availability for this match was set to be determined by a final assessment undertaken yesterday.

It will be interesting to see if the former Burnley man, now established as Tottenham's undisputed first-choice right-back following the sale of Kyle Walker to Manchester City, starts or only features as a substitute following academy graduate Kyle Walker-Peters' man of the match debut at St James' Park.

Danny Rose (knee), Erik Lamela (hip) and Georges-Kevin Nkoudou (foot) all remain out.

"Wembley is not a problem. We are the problem if we don't win like last season."

Premier League football arrives at Wembley Stadium for the very first time this afternoon as Tottenham Hotspur begin their one-year sojourn at the home of English football while work continues on their new £800m, 61,559-seater stadium adjacent to the old White Hart Lane.

Mauricio Pochettino has dismissed exaggerated talk of any hoodoo, although there is no question that Spurs' recent record at Wembley leaves a lot to be desired. The Lilywhites have won two and lost eight of their last 10 competitive matches at their temporary new home and were beaten by today's opponents in last season's FA Cup semi-final after completely failing to make it a fortress in Europe.

Criticism at a curious lack of signings did not prevent Tottenham from opening the new campaign with a routine win over 10-man Newcastle United and it appears that the wheels are finally beginning to turn on that front with highly-rated young Colombian defender Davinson Sanchez arriving from Ajax and Pochettino outlining his bold desire to secure three more new recruits by the 31 August transfer deadline.

Chelsea finished seven points clear of their London rivals in a two-horse championship race last term, although their title defence has certainly got off to a rocky start.

With a lack of new arrivals coupled with injuries and a raft of departures both short-term and permanent already making their squad look threadbare, the Blues saw both Gary Cahill and Cesc Fabregas dismissed during a shock 3-2 home defeat by Burnley on opening weekend.

A previously frustrated Antonio Conte appeared a man more at ease with the world this week, bursting into fits of hysterics when quizzed regarding the latest claims from AWOL striker Diego Costa that Chelsea were pricing him out of a return to Atletico Madrid.

Stay tuned to IBTimes UK for full live coverage of the weekend's most eagerly-anticipated match. We will bring you all the latest team news and confirmed lineups before providing regular updates after kick-off at 16.00 BST.