Drama, drama and more drama.

Derby have turned it around against Sheffield Wednesday. They lead 2-1 now and are safe as it stands.

Follow it here.

Leeds turn up the dial.

Alioski's superb low cross is almost there for Bamford but it prompts a period of pressure that ends with Klich seeing a shot tipped over by Lloris.

Spurs' full-backs are being led a merry dance at times.

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Reguilon into the book now for a foul on Raphinha. A foul certainly. Yellow card? I'm not so sure.

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The key for Spurs is getting Kane on the ball to pick those incisive passes to Son. They combine for a shot from the latter that is blocked behind.

The resulting delivery is headed away at the near post.

Think that change will see Dallas go more central, with Raphinha wide right.

Like I said earlier, Dallas just slots in superbly wherever he's needed.

Leeds turn to the big guns, with Raphinha making his return to the side after missing the last two.

The wasteful Roberts departs.

Tyler Roberts wastes two good moments for Leeds at one end with sloppy passes.

Harry Kane can't make anything of a good position at the other with his cross blocked.

And now Son goes close, buying himself a yard in the box and firing a shot into the sidenetting.

It came from poor Leeds play out from the back.

It is relentlessly watchable, this game.

Harry Kane looks to try and score an actually legitimate goal but after cutting inside well his shot is pulled a tad and flies past the post.

We've slotted very much back into the pattern of the first half. Leeds on the ball more, looking to force the issue. Spurs content to wait for a transition and hit quickly on the break.

It is not a dynamic that suggests we'll have a goalless half.

Leeds break and set up a chance for Tyler Roberts, but he hits it with zero conviction and the effort trickles wide.

Wasteful.

Lloris has to stick out a big hand to slap away a Leeds corner. Spurs are able to get the ball and break, which is ended by a foul from Koch, who gets the game's first booking.

Took one for the team.

Kane has the ball in the net again. But once more the flag is up. He is yards off this time, though. Absolutely no arguments with that one.

Balders1977: Whoever is Spurs manager next season has a big summer ahead. First job keep Kane, second job replace back four and find someone who can keep hold of the ball next to Hojbjerg. Big changes needed.

Leeds straight on the front foot, with Alioski again overlapping to good effect to win a throw deep in the Tottenham half. They can't make anything from that initial momentum, though.

Tottenham with it all to do to keep that top-four pursuit alive.

Leeds will be looking to repeat what they did in the first 45 minutes.

I think we'll all take the same level of entertainment please.

We are back under way. No changes. Still raining.

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Good news for Leeds, not so much for Spurs...

Leeds have won 12 of their 14 Premier League games when scoring first this season (L2), including each of their last eight.

Tottenham have won just one of their last 13 Premier League games when trailing at half time (D2 L10), although that victory did come in their last such game, versus Southampton (2-1).