Serge Aurier goes down like he's just taken a sledgehammer to the face. It was, in fact, the lightest of brushes from Mateusz Klich.

Leeds continue to press forward, with Tyler Roberts' shot deflected up and into the grasp of Lloris.

Now then.

Rotherham are ahead at Cardiff.

It is a big goal at the bottom of the Championship.

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Former Sheffield United midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Fantastic movement from Jack Harrison.

The ball pops up for Bamford and he shoots across the keeper. That's a really good save.

Dean Plumley: Good to see the best French Keeper in the world playing today, Illan Meslier what a season he has had.

Chance!

The second corner flies through deep into the box before being hooked back into the middle by Harrison.

Pascal Struijk is there but fires a shot over. One goal this season for the Dutch defender, but he never looked like adding to it there.

Save!

Patrick Bamford makes a lovely run to collect Jack Harrison's pass into the box before firing a low shot that Lloris has to push behind.

The resulting corner is put behind again by a Spurs defender.

The corner is hit low and flicked by by Bale at the near post, but the next boot is a Leeds one to hammer clear.

Still waiting for a real moment of attacking intent. Two sides trying to get the feel of each other first.

Kane's delivery towards Son in the box is headed behind by Diego Llorente.

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13 goals this season for Bale. Three in the last game.

If he's on his way back to Madrid this summer, he's signing off in style.

Both teams snapping into tackles early on. They'll both press high.

That wasn't always the case with Spurs this season, but they're a more proactive side under Mason than his predecessor.

Bielsa has his beanie on. Not a day to be sitting out on the bucket.

Right then, let's get cracking. Another big day of football is up and running.

The players have left the warm, dry confines of the dressing rooms. Probably should have brought an ark with them.

Here is a reminder of the starting XIs...

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Leeds are actually without a win in all nine of their Premier League home fixtures this season against teams currently above them in the table (D5, L4).

However, all five of their home league matches so far against established top-six opposition in 2020-21 ended in a draw.

As a sign that Bielsa is being a tad more pragmatic (or maybe just as a result of them playing more good sides of late), there were 86 goals in Leeds' first 25 Premier League fixtures this season, but only 16 in the past nine games.

Steve Crossman has just asked Alan Shearer who he thinks will win the Champions League.

Without delay he says Chelsea.

Interesting. One we can discuss in a bit more detail later.

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So, Dele Alli is starting consecutive Premier League games for the first time since March 2020.

This is just his fourth Premier League start of the season, with two of those four starts coming in the three games under Ryan Mason.

If he can return to form and start looking like the England player he was not that long ago it'd be a comeback up there with Joe Beasley and Cheeky Monkey.

Andy Reid
Ex-Republic of Ireland midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a job for Thomas Tuchel to come into. It only took a little bit of changes and tightening up at the back.

With the players they've got they're always going to create chances.

What an unbelievable job to walk into. I don't think he'll even want to make many transfers in the summer. They're now back to where they should be.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC 5 Live

What a season Chelsea could end up having after having one or two issues.

I thought it was harsh sacking Frank Lampard, but as always Chelsea have made it work.

Whenever they've sacked managers they've gone on and lifted trophies. It looks like they're going to do it again.

As for Leeds, well they come into this game off the back of arguably their worst display of the season, at Brighton. Prior to that, though, they had a fine April, resulting in a manager of the month nod for Bielsa.

They'll be looking to get back on track, even with nothing but pride to play for, along with the prospect of a bit of extra cash for finishing higher up the league.

On a positive note for Spurs, they have scored in 11 successive league games, which is the longest current run in the competition. Only Manchester City have scored in more top-flight fixtures this season than the 28 by Spurs.

On a less positive note, they have only won three of their past 13 Premier League away matches.