Leeds United 3-1 Tottenham Hotspur - as it happened: Player ratings and Marcelo Bielsa reaction

Tottenham’s interim boss Ryan Mason, speaking to BT Sport: “ “Winning matches breeds confidence. We are ready and hopefully we can put in a big performance.

“I’ve said all along the next game is the most important thing. The group has trained well this week and we felt right to keep the team as it is.”

On the 36-year age gap between himself and Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa: “I’ve said all along it’s not about me against anyone. It’s about Tottenham against Leeds.”

Spurs head out onto the pitch first followed by their hosts - kick-off and updates to come right here if you need them.

Both teams are stripped off and ready to get going. The rain has been hammering down all day at Elland Road, we’ll have to see how the pitch holds up.

Updates to come here...

1. And we’re underway in LS11! Michael Oliver blows his whistle - let’s see what Leeds can do this afternoon...

3. Both teams exchanging early possession. Stuart Dallas is on the right hand side. It’s some attack Spurs boast, Kane... Bale... Alli... Son... in other news the pitch seems to be holding up so far.

5. Kane gets down the right. He swings a ball into the box and Llorente gets across in front of Son to head behind.

6. But there’s more Spurs pressure. Alli wins a throw-in. Dallas then gives another one away before Leeds win the ball back. It’s a bit stop-start so far.

8. Wow... a great chance for Leeds. Out of nowhere, really. The game bursts to life a little for the Whites. Lloris palms away Bamford’s first shot, he was fed into the box and drilled low. Good effort but too close to the keeper, who gets a strong hand on it.

9. And another... Leeds have a corner after the save. The set-piece goes all the way to the back post. Struijk hooks a volley over the bar as Harrison knocks the ball back into the middle. Two early warnings for the visitors.