Hello and welcome to our LIVE coverage of Fulham's Premier League match against Tottenham at Craven Cottage, kicking off at 3pm UK time.

Don't forget you can watch highlights of this match, along with every Premier League game, from 00:01 on Monday morning (UK only).

There's the whistle, Spurs with a comfortable win in the end, although it was largely gifted to them by poor defending by Fulham. Spurs, by my calculation, are joint-fourth with West Brom, who have lost to Stoke.

Riise has picked up a knock of some sort. Not a good day at the office for Fulham.

This match ended 15 minutes ago - so I will point you in the direction of Manchester City v Everton, 1-1 in the closing stages...

Four added minutes being played. You'd have thought Mr Foy would have wanted to put Fulham out of their misery.

Rodallega gives chase to a long ball but easy for Lloris.

Spurs fans are singing louder now - Swansea have gone 2-0 up at Arsenal. Deary me.

Spurs have had a lot less of the ball in this second half yet have scored three - overall stats at 48-52 in Spurs favour, having been 40-60.

Fulham going through the motions now. Hard to see any way back for them, playing like this anyway.

SPURS SUB: Dembele, ex of Fulham, is replaced by youngster Tom Carroll.

Vertonghen with a timely clearance as a low ball almost fell to Berbatov.

Rodallega's first act is to race on to a ball into the left side of the box but he fails to get his shot away. Now Kelly crosses from the right but Lloris gathers.

FULHAM SUB: Rodallega is on for Petric.

Spurs have their tails up now as Sigurdsson digs out a curler that Schwarzer is placed to gather.

That was an awful attempt to play offside from Senderos. Defoe now has eight in nine and nine for the season.

GOAL SPURS! 3-0, Defoe with his second with a lovely clipped finish to the bottom right after a lovely through-ball by Dempsey. The lumbering Senderos playing him onside.

Promising for Fulham but Gallas clears a poor Riise cross after good play by Dejagah.

Not really sure where Fulham can go from here - they are missing the leadership of Hangeland and Senderos, alas, doesn't look up to it.

Defoe has scored seven goals in his last nine starts and four in his last five v Fulham.

GOAL SPURS: 2-0 and Defoe slides a low finish through the legs of Schwarzer after a fine pass from Sigurdsson, who turned the lumbering Senderos far too easily. Awful defending from Fulham, for whom Kelly missed his tackle earlier.