Spurs survive that flurry of corners, though it is Leeds doing all the pressing late on in the first half.

Stuart Dallas' corner is headed behind by Matt Doherty, so Raphinha comes over to take the next one. But this time Harry Kane is there.

Leeds keep the pressure on though as Raphinha wins another off Ryan Sessegnon.

Nicholas Walker: As a Spurs fan, I'm still preparing myself emotionally for something terrible to occur.

Kaeto Hernandez: Spurs still look like they could concede, from set pieces especially, although this is far more like it. We look like a team who have been given the Conte hairdryer treatment.

If Leeds can grab one before the break it would make for a very different second half...

Another shout for handball in the Spurs box! This time Raphinha powers and effort into Ben Davies from close range, but the Tottenham defender's hands were close enough to his body.

That's a dangerous ball whipped in from the left by Jack Harrison but no one is gambling on it.

I guess Dan James' strong point isn't flying on to headers in the six-yard box.

Oooh! Cries for handball, and it appeared to strike Matt Doherty on the arm... it will be checked, as everything is, but nothing comes of it.

Josh Earl: 6 goals conceded by Leeds in their last 40 minutes of football, averaging around a goal every 7 minutes..

Kyle Utterson: Brilliant player and signing is Kulusevski. If he can start adding goals to his game consistently he will be a complete player. The front 3 of Kulusevski, Son and Kane is a joy to watch.

Leeds' best chance might from set-pieces. Spurs have already shown how fragile they are defending free-kicks, but this time just about scramble clear after Jack Harrison and then Raphinha fail to get a clean strike on the bobbling ball.

And Ryan Sessegnon almost makes it four.

Harry Kane sees the wing-back make a clever move and picks him out down the left of the area, but Illan Meslier saves well at the front post.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5Live

What a fantastic finish on his left foot across Meslier, from such a tight angle. Once again, it is so easy for Tottenham. They are playing well but they've not had to do anything special. The ball was lifted into the box by Hojbjerg; Diego Llorente, yet again, the ball sails over his head, he loses sight of Kane and what a fantastic finish. 2-0 and there are potentially more here.

Ryan Sessegnon must be having his best game in a Spurs shirt. He set up the first and was involved again in the move for the third.

Looking much more confident, the left wing-back.

Tottenham deal with the delivery and Harry Kane blocks an optimistic long-range attempt from Stuart Dallas. It feels a long time since Pascal Struijk flicked that early header wide.

A few groans around Elland Road as the hosts give it away, but then an ironic cheer as Dan James is awarded a free-kick - I think the Leeds faithful believe they've should have had a few more of those...

Leeds are enjoying a bit more of the ball now but that does leave them open to the counter.

Junior Firpo brings down Dejan Kulusevski as the Spurs man looks to turn on the half-way line.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5Live

It is the same old story for Leeds; they're finding themselves 2-0 down after 20 minutes and nothing is changing. They are the masters of their own downfall; Kulusevski picked the ball up in the corner, he was one on one with Junior Firpo. All the defender had to do was put in a simple tackle. It is terrible, schoolboy defending. Inexcusable.

Spurs try to play it out across almost their own goalline, and Hugo Lloris is relieved as it eventually ends up with the visitors winning a goalkick.