That's all from me for the afternoon, and for this Premier League season, but you can follow all the reaction to today's game right here.

That's it. The officials put Hull out of their misery. Tottenham have packed them off to the Championship with a hammering.

It's a hat-trick and the Golden Boot for Harry Kane as Spurs hit 86 points for the season.

This time last year Spurs got beat 5-1 by a relegated side, but 12 months on they look a different team.

Even Moussa Sissoko nearly gets in on the act, he fires a fierce right-footed effort goalwards from the edge of the box and it's beaten away by David Marshall.

Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

There's nothing else to say about Harry Kane.

He's been unbelievable, his third goal was class and epitomised a player who has been scoring goals all season.

Mauricio Pochettino says Harry Kane's shift is done.

The prolific striker comes off for Vincent Janssen. How he'd love a goal.

I make that seven goals in four days for Harry Kane?

Not a bad effort.

Well, that's a rare sight... a Christian Eriksen pass to nobody.

Not sure what the Dane saw there? But his team-mates certainly weren't on his wavelength and that trickles out for a goal-kick.

He's had a superb season - 14 assists now in the Premier League.

It's, almost, turning into an end-to-end game at the KCOM.

Harry Kane is played in down the right and he floats a superbly-weighted cut back into the path of Dele Alli.

The Spurs midfielder takes it on his chest brilliantly and then tries to dink it over David Marshall, but the Hull goalkeeper has the reach to take that one.

Another half chance for the hosts.

Jarrod Bowen collects a long ball forward around 30 yards from goal, looks up and fancies his chances... but that goes harmlessly wide of the Spurs goal.

It would have been some way to impress on your Premier League debut.

Oooo, then another chance for Oumar Niasse. Another long pass forward, another loose ball and another shot from the edge of the box that's off target.

Oumar Niasse has been Hull's main outlet today, and it's the powerful forward who again causes a little bit of concern for the Tottenham defence.

He whips in a ball from the right and Toby Alderweireld has to be alert to cut out the danger.

Just a few signs that there might be a goal in this for Hull if Spurs switch off.

That Hull City corner seems to have woken Spurs up again in the second half.

The visitors get another chance almost immediately as Dele Alli nutmegs Josh Tymon and draws a foul.

Christian Eriksen then flashes a free-kick across goal and Harry Kane is inches away from connecting with a header.

Talking about strolls in the afternoon sunshine, Son Heung-min is played through on goal and then looks far too casual as he passes an effort straight at David Marshall.

The South Korean had acres of space in the Hull box but took an age to get a shot off. That should've been four.

Kieran Trippier has been good for Tottenham today, both going forward and in defence.

He set up Harry Kane's second but has made some serious yards up and down that right touchline to help out both his attack and defence.

Kamil Grosicki manages to squeeze in a cross this time though and it's a first corner for Hull, Andrea Ranocchia heads goalwards but it's an easy take for Hugo Lloris.

It's pretty quiet at the KCOM Stadium, which is perhaps no surprise given Hull have given their fans little to cheer this afternoon.

It was a stroll in the Humberside sun for Spurs in the first half, and there's been nothing in the opening few minutes of the second half to suggest that will change.

Right, here we go... 45 minutes left of Premier League football for the season.

Hull have made a change in a bid to rescue something from this one, Kamil Grosicki comes on in place of Curtis Davies.

Looks like a change of shape for the hosts.