It was an extremely limp finish by Hull, who barely sneezed, let alone huffed and puffed at the end.

As it stands, the Tigers can still catch Newcastle and Sunderland on the final day - but they will have to beat Manchester United to do it.

Get all the reaction from all the games over at our Premier League live text commentary right here.

John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live

"Harry Kane - he's had a great season but can he do an Alan Shearer, do it year-in, year-out? He's certainly impressed myself, and probably the whole country."

Hull have a chance to break, but Abel Harnandez is not able to take in Dame N'Doye's through ball.

David Meyler reacts to a Danny Rose tackle angrily. The referee calms it down.

Harry Kane is replaced by Roberto Soldado. The England striker gets a standing ovation - what with rumours of an impending move, is that his last game as a Spurs player at White Hart Lane?

Another Hull corner. Another Spurs clearance.

There will be three minutes of injury time by the way.

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Got to admire that optimism.

Robbie Brady clips in a free-kick, but it's cleared. Brady clips in a cross, but it goes out for a goal kick. It's not happening for Hull.

Either Hull City are bereft of ideas or bereft of urgency. It must be the former because Steve Bruce is getting redder and redder by the second on the touchline.

John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live

"Hull have not played badly at all. Spurs started the second half slowly, but two pieces of brilliance, from Chadli and Mason, have put them ahead."

Spurs are sitting back, content to see out the last 15 minutes. They're up to sixth at the minute, which is a guaranteed Europa League spot.

Dame N'Doye has a go from distance for Hull, but it's high, wide and ugly.

John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live

"It does not seem to be quite Hull's day, they have created a lot of half-chances but Spurs have defended well at set-pieces. It seems it's just not going to be Hull's day."

That might have been the last chance saloon for Hull.

It's an almighty goal-mouth scramble, which sees Abel Hernandez have three pops at goal - all of them blocked. Dame N'Doye eventually shoots wide. N'Doye then has another go, but puts a header over the bar from the corner.

Spurs have this in their pocket and are suffocating Hull. It's casual stuff from the hosts but it is now proving effective, bringing it out from the back and trying to pick out a final ball.

Some good news for Hull fans. QPR have turned it around against Newcastle and lead 2-1 at Loftus Road. That means the Magpies and Sunderland can still be caught on the final day, as it stands.

John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live

"You will not see a better pass all season than the one from Ryan Mason. He picks out Danny Rose with an incredible dink that takes out all the Hull defenders."

Well, that might be that.

Ryan Mason dinks the ball over the top of the Hull defence and Danny Rose has wandered into a centre forward position to volley it first time and in off the bar.

The finish is a bit of a slice but Spurs fans won't mind.

Danny Rose has been shown a card - it's not red like his hair though. It's yellow for sliding in on Ahmed Elmohamady.

Hull City have a corner - but Hugo Lloris claims.

As things stand, Sunderland will be the only side Hull can catch on the final day of the season.

Meanwhile, Harry Kane has a brief sight of goal but flashes wide and Mousa Dembele is on for Christian Eriksen.

John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live

"It's a really good run from Chadli, there was a great through-ball, then he goes around Harper, and he slides it into the empty net. Spurs take the lead against the run of play - I was just about to say that they had hardly got out of their own half since half-time."

I was about to say Spurs look completely on their sun loungers. Good job I didn't.

Erik Lamela is given time in the Hull half to thread a disguised pass right through the heart of the Tigers' defence, and Nacer Chadli rounds Steve Harper to finish.