Adam Hopkins: How many teams play with this little ambition? Leeds have come up to attack, Brighton are transformed into a great little team, even West Brom had the ambition to score three against Chelsea yesterday. Football has moved on from this prehistoric playing style!

Paul Daglish: Can people now see why the majority of Toon fans don’t want him (Steve Bruce) as manager?

Newcastle striker Joelinton tracks back but ends up bundling over Lucas Moura and gets a yellow for his troubles.

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Matt Ritchie's shot for Newcastle hits Matt Doherty on the arm, but the Spurs man had them tied behind his back.

Even the ref and VAR cannot find a reason to point to the spot on this occasion.

Another save, albeit a comfortable one.

Giovani Lo Celso's drive is straight at Karl Darlow.

Will Spurs regret these misses?

Lucas Moura meets Giovani Lo Celso's corner towards the near post but it is grabbed low down by Karl Darlow.

Opportunity for Spurs immediately after the restart.

A ball goes looping to the box, it drops over Harry Kane's shoulder and it is a difficult take with the striker ending up putting it wide.

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If Newcastle supporters need a ray of hope, the club's last two away Premier League wins when trailing at half-time both came at Spurs - in October 2014 and December 2015.

Bit of Robin S playing at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at the break.

Certified banger.

Away we go for the second half.

Injury concern for Spurs?

Son Heung-min has not emerged for the second half for Spurs, on comes Dutchman Steven Bergwijn in his place.

Clinton Morrison
Former Crystal Palace striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Harry Kane will be happy Tottenham are winning but disappointed he hasn't scored two or three goals.

Tottenham have been excellent and Newcastle have made it easy for them.

Saying that, Newcastle are still in this game.

Sheffield United

Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder speaking to BBC Match of the Day:

"We had the best chances. We should score the first goal, they had a couple of long range chances and a couple of free kicks in dangerous areas. They are a decent team, a high energy, high tempo side and I thought we matched that. It’s all about creating chances and putting them in the back of the net. We did the first bit but couldn’t do the second bit.

"They found a bit of magic from [Jack] Harrison even though I think it is a foul on Sander Berge.

"If we score the first goal the complexion of the game changes .

"It was totally new playing in a back three for Ethan [Ampadu] and I thought he was excellent. There has not been much chance to integrate the players so they have to get on with it which they did.

"The shape, organisation and work rate was good. You can’t create the chance we have done today and be sitting on the crossbar but yet again opportunities to score and be clinical, which Leeds were and we weren’t, decide the game.

"Jack [O'Connell] goes in for an operation on Wednesday and will be out for the a season. It is a huge blow for us and him. It’s not going our way at the moment but it is a time to stand up stick your chest out and show what you are about in a lot of ways. Bravery in and out of possession, brave as a team. We have enough characters in there. It was a really tight game and the players will be thinking it’s one that has got away.

"I’d love one of those games where we get absolutely battered and the keeper makes save after save and we break away and nick one."

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Leeds United

Leeds manager Marcelo Bielsa, speaking to BBC Sport: "I have already experienced a Yorkshire derby in the Championship but it is different in the Premier League. When there are no fans it is hard to compare.

"The games are very competitive and it is hard to impose yourself. In the first half we could have concede as well as scored. In the second we dominated more. The difference between the two teams was not a lot."

On suggestions Patrick Bamford might struggle in the Premier League: "There are a lot of people who thought contrary to what you say. The league season is very long. Hopefully he can continue to show his obvious qualities."

On keeping a clean sheet: "It is an achievement we were looking for, to not concede. I think we defended well, with few errors. Having said that, our rivals did have opportunities. We grew."

Leeds United

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Leeds manager Marcelo Bielsa, speaking to BT Sport: "It was a just result. The first half was pretty even. We could have scored but also conceded. The second half was a lot better for us. I think we created a small but just difference to deserve the victory.

"We managed to attack better. We had close to six or seven opportunities. In that sense the offensive situation was better."

On taking Rodrigo off: "A few minutes were left and I had to sub Bamford or him and Bamford is a very useful player at set-pieces against. He helps us defend them. It wasn't a good decision as Bamford was tired. I should have kept Rodrigo on the field.

"When the game is finishing anything that happens is hard to modify. In general all managers are very anxious towards the end of a game."

On signings: "We only like to talk about signings when they are made as a lot can happen."

Here's some reaction from Leeds' win over Sheffield United earlier...

All Tottenham but they go in just one goal to the good.

Newcastle's first real chance of the game.

Matt Ritchie's floating cross finds Jonjo Shelvey at the back post.

If there is one man you back with a volley towards the far corner it is Shelvey, but the Newcastle midfielder is unable to get enough bend on his strike.

It looks like they are going to try and nurse Jamaal Lascelles through to half time.

Couple of minutes left to play in the first half.