Harry Kane double helps Tottenham break Wembley hoodoo with Dortmund win

A massive result for Tottenham in the context of their season as they win at Wembley for the first time since making it their permanent home. Harry Kane was at his very best and his double secures the points.

That is all we have time for on this Champions League live text. We are spoiling you this week however and we're back with a bonus night of Europa League football tomorrow with live coverage of Arsenal vs FC Cologne. Can they respond to this result from their rivals?

Until then, a very good night.

Full time: Tottenham 3-1 Borussia Dortmund

Consider the hoodoo, banished. Tottenham claim their first competitive win at Wembley inside 90 minutes for 18 years after seeing off Borussia Dortmund. Harry Kane was again the key figure with two goals, after Son Heung-Min's opener was cancelled out by Andriy Yarmolenko.

It could have been so much different for Dortmund who had goals in either half chalked off; the second of which as Aubameyang was wrongly adjudged to be offside, but Spurs were worthy of their healthy victory. Huge result both with regard to the rest of their Champions League campaign, and their domestic season, despite the late dismissal of Vertonghen.

RED CARD! Jan Vertonghen (Tottenham)

Spurs down to 10 men late on as Vertonghen holds off Gotze, who goes to ground as a hand lands in his face. The Belgian was on a yellow already but he was shown a straight red there by referee Gianluca Rocchi. That sours things a little.

Spurs just running down the clock now as Fernando Llorente enters the piece for his debut for his new club in the Champions League. No hat-trick for Kane who is replaced. Pochettino still barking instructions from the touchline but he must be delighted deep down.

Moussa Sissoko on for the final eight minutes as the tireless Son Heung-Min is replaced. He kick-started this performance with a fine opening goal and really set the tone for this performance.

Into the last 10 minutes and Tottenham have seemingly got this wrapped up. Kane should have hit hat-trick but the ball bounces wide of goal. Dortmund just playing for time it seems now. They're shot.

Christian Eriksen has the chance to make it four from Kane's pull-back but he smashes it high an wide. Chances are coming with great regularity for Tottenham now. Dortmund not really a threat at the other end.

67, 343 inside Wembley tonight. Not at the record-breaking levels of last season, but the noise has been equal to anything I heard last term.

Dortmund continue to threaten and Aubameyang comes round the back of a flicked corner but Lloris gets down well to make a fine reaction save. Tottenham stay two ahead.

Kane nets his second to double Tottenham's advantage.

Mario Götze on for Shinji Kagawa, who has slipped into the background somewhat since the game resumed.

A look at just how far onside Aubameyang was before he netted when the score was 2-1. Game-changing decision.

GOAL! Tottenham 3-1 Borussia Dortmund (Harry Kane)

Spurs have a crucial cushion on the hour mark to compound Dortmund's troubles. Eriksen finds the England striker who takes a swing with his left foot and thunders it past Burki, who stood no chance. One of the best cold-blooded finishers around.

Aubameyang tries to make amends for the disallowed goal with a free-kick from 30 yards but he sends his effort soaring into the stands. Dortmund have had one ir not two goals wrongly chalked off, while there should be questions asked over Harry Kane's goal too.

Ball in the net again for Dortmund. Aubameyang smashes the ball beyond Lloris from the angle from a cross from the right and the flag goes up. Replays suggest the forward was onside by several yards. An awful decision from the linesman. Dortmund's injustice continues.

Meanwhile, in Moscow......

And now a second glorious chance for Tottenham as Kane plays the ball across for Son who steadies himself but misses the target. Two misses which could come back to haunt the hosts. Dortmund live again.

Tottenham should have some daylight. Harry Kane played through in the inside right channel of the penalty area and he skies over from point-blank range. Should score.

Dortmund's fans are making plenty of noise inside Wembley as their team attempt to stage a second half comeback.

Back underway at Wembley. Can Tottenham hold on?

Dortmund are back for the start of the second half. It might not be as wet and windy as last night at Stamford Bridge, but it is still brisk around Wembley tonight. The winter coat is not far away from being called in from the ether, so to speak. Tottenham back out also.

Half time: Tottenham 2-1 Borussia Dortmund

If the opening night of the Champions League was dominated by one-sided games, tonight is the polar opposite. Wembley is playing host to a cracker so far, with Tottenham ahead by the smallest of margins. Son Heung-Ming's goal was cancelled out by Andriy Yarmolenko's cracker, but Harry Kane put Spurs back ahead with a fine strike all inside the first quarter-of-an-hour. Dortmund have dominated the game since but the hosts' lead remains intact. An intriguing second half awaits.

Ball in the net for Dortmun but it is ruled out for offside. Pulisic turned inside the finished calmly, but the whistle had already gone.

Dortmund have had 70% possession in this first 40 minutes, such has been their dominance. An equaliser seems like a matter of time, the way things are going.

Aubameyang and Pulisic combine again, with the former scampering down the right after Sanchez loses the ball but the American winger can't guide the ball on target. Tottenham have been second best since going back in front.

Aubameyang may not be seeing much of the ball, but his reputation goes before him and every time Dortmund have the ball they are looking for the Gabon captain. Pulisic tries to slip him in by Lloris is off his line immediately and gathers with comfort.

Tottenham are awfully deep for how early it is in the game; only 30 minutes played, and Dortmund are being allowed to dictate. Yarmolenko and Kagawa are causing havoc.

Pulisic gets away down the left and cross towards Aubameyang, but Vertonghen turns the ball away at the last minute. That's already the third time a last ditch intervention has been required since Tottenham went ahead for a second time.

Time to catch your breath at Wembley. It was quite a start and it would be fair to say it has quietened down a little. Dortmund are enjoying much of the ball, with Spurs playing on the break which is how both their goals came.

Harry Kane thunders home Tottenham's second during a whirlwind opening 15 minutes.

Andriy Yarmolenko celebrates drawing Dortmund level.

Son Heung-Min opens the scoring for Tottenham after five minutes.

GOAL! Tottenham 2-1 Borussia Dortmund (Harry Kane)

What an opening 15 minutes at Wembley. Tottenham back in front. Harry Kane appears to foul if not one, then maybe even two Dortmund defenders but he goes on and when given an inch of room he smashes the ball beyond Burki. Three picture-book goals in the first quarter-of-an-hour.

GOAL! Tottenham 1-1 Borussia Dortmund (Andriy Yarmolenko)

Pick that out! Dortmund are level through a stunning strike from Andriy Yarmolenko. Kagawa lays the ball off on the edge of the box and left-foot to arcs a shot around Lloris and into the top corner. The Ukrainian often underwhelms on the international stage, but he's turned up tonight. A fabulous equaliser.

Dortmund have started well, bar the early goal, and they come close to drawing level when Piszczek gets in behind Davies and crosses towards Aubameyang who is ready to pounce before Alderweireld hooks the ball away.

GOAL! Tottenham 1-0 Borussia Dortmund (Son Heung-Min)

Lift off for Spurs inside five minutes. Kane releases Son down the left and despite having players screaming for the middle for the ball, he takes aim from a tight angle and thrashes it beyond Burki at his near post.

Underway at Wembley. Not full, but a decent noise as the game begins.

Peter Bosz reached the Europa League final with Ajax last season - can he take his place in another final this term?

Both teams out at Wembley and the Champions League anthem bellows around the stadium for the first time this season. With Real Madrid to come in two games for both these sides, is tonight a must win? Near enough.

Wembley might not be full tonight, but it is quite a sight on a night such as this.

Atmosphere really building around Wembley as we approach kick-off. Tottenham haven't really made Wembley home yet during the last two seasons, but can that change tonight?

We have spoken at length over Tottenham's problems at Wembley, but in their two leagues outings this term it was at least remotely positive. Spurs matched Chelsea for long periods before a late Alonso goal gave the Blues victory. Against Burnley, they led for much of the game before Chris Wood popped up in stoppage time to grab a point. A bit more concentration is all that is needed tonight.

Dortmund might not be the same threat they were in years gone by, but unlike Tottenham are unbeaten this season. They won their first two Bundesliga games without conceding before the 0-0 draw with Freiburg at the weekend to leave them joint top of the table after three games.

Dortmund may not be the threat they were under Jurgen Klopp or even Thomas Tuchel, but they head into this year's Champions League as a possible dark horses. The 2013 runners-up finished third in the Bundesliga last term, behind debutants RB Leipzig, and will be keen to remind their rivals of their abilities. The squad is much the same as the one which knocked Spurs out of the Europa League in March 2016, with Aubameyang the star.

Watching Davinson Sanchez against Pierre Emerick Aubameyang will be fascinating tonight. The Colombian is an uncompromising presence in the middle of the Tottenham defence and while he may not be able to match the Gabon forward stride for stride, he has the physical attributes to dominate the Dortmund hitman. An interesting head-to-head.

Four changes for Dortmund from the weekend's 0-0 draw with Freiburg. Schmelzer and Bartra miss out through injury, while Castro, Götze and Philipp drop to the bench. In come Toprak and Toljan into the back four, Shinji Kagawa into the midfield alongside Dahoud and Yarmolenko.

And now the Dortmund eleven.....

A full debut for Serge Aurier tonight and a first home start for Davinson Sanchez in defence. Eric Dier moves into his preferred position of midfield as Son Heung-min comes in for Dele Alli.

The Tottenham team is in......

How might we expect both sides to line up tonight?

Tottenham are without Dele Alli, who is suspended, while Danny Rose, Erik Lamela, Georges Kevin-Nkoudou and Victor Wanyama. Mauricio Pochettino is not expected to shuffle his pack much, but Kyle Walker-Peters could earn a recall.

Dortmund are without a host of players on their return to London. Neven Subotic, captain Marcel Schmelzer and Marc Bartra are definitely out while Julian Weigl, Andre Schurrle, Sebastian Rode and Erik Durm are doubts. Surgery rules out Marco Reus and Raphael Guerreiro.

Welcome to Wembley where many fans will arrive here today with Tottenham having never won here in their lifetime. If they leave in the same predicament then it will have been another disappointing day for Mauricio Pochettino's men who must break their hoodoo to have a decent chance to qualifying for the knock-out phase, with Real Madrid still to come.

If Mauricio Pochettino hopes to convince anyone listening that Tottenham's Wembley hoodoo has been blown out of proportion then victory tonight is surely a necessity. Spurs have not won a competitive game at then home of English football since 1999, when Allan Neilsen stooped to win the League Cup in the 90th minute.

Wins have followed against Chelsea in extra time and CSKA Moscow in a dead rubber in last year's competition but nothing to rival the significance of tonight's game against the 1997 champions. Borussia Dortmund might be led by another new manager - the ex-Ajax boss Peter Bosz - but the philosophy and striker Pierre Emerick Aubameyang remains.

All the team news and build-up ahead of the 7:45pm kick-off at Wembley is on the way.