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That is Son Heung-min's third Premier League hat-trick after four goals in a 5-2 win at Southampton on 20 September 2020 and three in a 4-0 win at Aston Villa on 9 April 2022.

All three have come since Harry Kane's last league treble.

Leicester have lost six successive Premier League fixtures for the first time since November to December 2014 under Nigel Pearson. The final loss in that run was against Spurs.

Leicester are winless in their first seven league games of a campaign for the first time since 1983-84, while their 22 goals conceded is their most ever after seven league games.

Tottenham scored six goals in a Premier League home game for the first time since their 9-1 win over Wigan Athletic in November 2009.

Leicester have dropped more points from winning positions than any other side in the Premier League this season (11), while no side have gained more from behind so far this term than Spurs (seven).

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham boss Antonio Conte to BBC Sport: "The most important thing is to get three points after a defeat. It was not easy for us because of how we started. We played well but conceded a penalty and went 1-0 down.

"We struggled in the first half. We lost a bit of confidence in the first half. The subs were really important. Son came in a fantastic way and scored three goals. It's strange. From the start he scored zero goals and then today in 30 minutes he scored a hat-trick. A lot of positive things. For sure we have to continue to improve and understand why the first half we lost a bit of confidence with the ball. We need to improve."

On benching Son: "We have had a lot of games in a row, every three days. He played evert game. We started with Richarlison on the bench for many games. Then Kulusevski was on the bench. Then today Son.

"I was a player. Every player wants to play every game but you lose physical energy and mental energy. Sometimes you don’t understand this and think you can play but the performance goes down.

"This season especially up top we have players. We have Moura and Gil. Rotation is good for the team and for player welfare. If you give energy and you play in the way Son played, everyone is happy."

On whether they can challenge at the top: "We have to try to do our best. The Premier League is very difficult. In my opinion I think we have just started a path to fight for something important. We have just started.

"City, Liverpool and Chelsea have been very competitive and won a lot. Every season they fight to win competitions. In our mind and heart the ambition has to be to grow. When you have a massive game every three days you need a good squad. Sometimes you can rest or start on the bench and the next game you will play."

Tottenham have scored more headed goals than any other side in the Premier League this season, with their seven in seven games just one fewer than they netted in the whole of 2021-22.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham boss Antonio Conte to Sky Sports: "I think that it is important to understand well that when you play a lot of games in the row that when you're not psychically tired, you can be mentally tired, and you're not able to play every game. But I was a player and I know you want to play massive games - to play Champions League and Premier League are massive games - they are starting to understand the rotation. To have a player of Son's level on the bench means that in one moment I can change the game and also with the rotation at the back today and when Bissouma came on he gave us a lot of strength and energy and I think this is the right path for us. There are 12 games in a row after the international break and all the players will be involved.

"If the player is intelligent and a good player and person, it depends on this. Every decision that I am going to take is for the best of the team, always. They have to understand this. Sometimes to start on the bench and to come in is important because in the next game you might be in the starting XI but at the same time you are recharged of the mental and physical energy.

"I am really happy for Sonny today, you know what I think of the player. I said to him if you're going to score three goals in 30 minutes 'maybe we can repeat this experiment', but I was joking. I'm lucky, I have a really good group of players, that are really good people. We have to start thinking in a different way if we are going to make the next step.

"When I decided to bring Bissouma in and play with three midfielders and move Sonny nearer to Kane to exploit the spaces it was really good because it gave us more balance and we exploited the ability of Kane and Son."

Spurs (four) have a home winning streak of more than three from the beginning of a top-flight campaign for the first time since 1987-88 (five).

Tottenham’s 17 points from their seven Premier League games this season is their joint-best record at this stage of a campaign, level with 2016-17 when they finished as runners-up to Antonio Conte’s Chelsea.

Son Heung-min has scored as many Premier League goals as West Ham and Wolves this season. Having scored none about an hour ago.

Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs hero Son Heung-min to BBC Sport: "Amazing feeling. Especially because the game was not finished. I came on at 3-2. It was a tough game. To win in that way is incredible.

"I couldn’t believe it [when he scored]. All the frustration and what I had, disappointment and negative feeling just went. I couldn’t move so I stood still. It made me really happy.

"Football is crazy something. Sometimes the ball didn’t want to go inside and three times [it did today]. It changes everything. I learned so much in this tough period. I need to work hard every time to get the chance.

"Three lucky goals and I’m really proud."

Leicester City

Leicester City midfielder James Maddison to Sky Sports: "It is tough to debrief it in my head so quickly after. People will check the scoreline and see 6-2 and think 'wow, Leicester got battered again' but I don't think that was the case. We've worked so hard on the training ground this week because we know we need to produce better results and in the first-half it felt like the Leicester we know and the Brendan Rodgers side we've produced in the last few years, with the high press and creating chances. It is tough to take.

"We conceded from a couple of a set pieces which is always disappointing, especially if I told you how many hours we've spent on that because it was a weakness last year. We've brought in a set-piece coach and everyone has really brought into that.

"The players should definitely be taking some of the brunt [not just Brendan Rodgers]. It is a collective, it's not the manager, we are an XI out there. It hurts when you really respect the manager and ultimately we are the players out there and we haven't been delivering recently."

Leicester City

Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers to BBC Sport: "It felt totally different to Brighton [a 5-2 defeat]. I thought we played really well today and created loads of chances. The boys showed great bravery and courage today.

"We kept bouncing back from our own mistakes. It was self-inflicted today, it was our own mistakes - two from corners and two mistakes. I thought our two centre-halves were outstanding - I feel for the players, 6-2 feels really harsh.

"It is individual mistakes at set-pieces. We continue to do every we can, we work on it every day.

"I always do believe we can overcome it. You didn't see a team today that is short of confidence, that is always a good sign. Once we went 4-2 behind it was difficult for the players.

"I will always fight on, but I understand the game and six straight losses isn't good for anyone. But I thought we really dominated the game, especially in the first-half, but once the first goal went in there was maybe a wee sense of deja-vu for the players but they kept fighting and showing their spirit."

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Leicester City

Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers to Sky Sports: “For 73 minutes it was a good game and we were arguably the better side with the chances we created We got punished for mistakes.

"I asked the players to play with courage and be brave and they were that. We conceded early in the second half for 3-2 and Hugo Lloris makes a great save for 3-3. And then we lose the ball and they break away. At 4-2 it becomes open and that’s about managing the game and the scoreline.

"Our two centre-backs were fantastic but in the last period we were so keen to get something back and that left them isolated. The scoreline looks worse than the game was.

“I feel for the players. They didn’t deserve that. They were brave in the pressing. We played well ourselves, created opportunities. Lloris made some great saves. We have to be better at key defensive moments.

“It’s been disappointing. We’ve scored goals, looked creative. It’s mistakes that have been costing us. When you haven’t won games your confidence can take a hit. It’s been a really difficult start. We have the international break to recover.”

On the pressure: “Very much so. I come in every day and do my work. I totally understand the frustration of supporters. I can’t hide from that. It’s my responsibility.

"Whatever happens I’ll have a huge amount of respect for them [the owners] because they’ve given me great support. I understand the game. The scoreline didn’t reflect the game but the bottom line is it’s a heavy defeat. They’ve given me brilliant support. Whatever happens to me at Leicester whether I stay and fight on, I’ll always respect them."

Leicester have conceded at least five goals in successive top-flight matches for the first time since September 1980.

Spurs are unbeaten in 13 Premier League games (W9 D4), since a 1-0 home defeat against Brighton on 16 April.

They have had two longer Premier League unbeaten runs - 14 from August to December 2015 and again from December 2017 to April 2018.

After failing to score with any of his first 17 shots in the Premier League this season, Tottenham’s Son Heung-min scored with three of his four attempts against Leicester this evening.