Afternoon all and welcome to Tottenham Hotspur v Leicester City!

Premier League / Matchday 26

Wembley / 10.02.2019

Tottenham Hotspur

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Leicester City

D. Sánchez(33')
C. Eriksen(63')
H. Son(90+1')

J. Vardy(76')

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ByTom Adams

Updated 10/02/2019 at 15:25 GMT

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15:24

Thanks for your company - stay with us for City-Chelsea and enjoy what's left of the weekend.

15:23

That's an absolutely gigantic win for Spurs, who move two points behind Manchester City and five behind Liverpool. They're still the outsiders, but you cannot rule them out.

15:23

Full-time: Tottenham Hotspur 3-1 Leicester City

90+2'

No one enjoyed that goal more than Mauricio Pochettino. His team haven't played well today, but their big players have found a way.

90+1'

GOAL! Tottenham Hotspur 3-1 Leicester City (Son) ...but look at this! Ndidi cuts back a cross, Sissoko turns it clear ... and puts Son away! He has half of the pitch to run, but you know exactly what's going to happen at the end of it. He holds off Evans, bursts into the box, and punches a sidefooter past Schmeichel to seal a crucial win! What a player he is!

90'

There'll be four minutes of stoppage time...

90'

...and he picks out Chilwell ... for a second this looks a real chance ... but he heads down onto Vertonghen, and Lloris falls on the ball.

89'

Okazaki scavenges a corner, and Leicester are still at this as Maddison goes over to swing it out...

88'

Change apiece: for Spurs, Walker-Peters replaces Rose, and for Leicester, Okazaki replaces Barnes.

88'

The beauty of Twitter.

87'

This has been a really good game.

86'

Rose plays a lovely one-two with Son and eases into the box. He should shoot but, realising Maguire will probably block it, tries a chop instead. It works, in that he beats his man, but can't reach the ball and falls over hoping for penalty. None is forthcoming.

85'

Sissoko barrels through midfield, arse swinging, so Tielemans brings him down and accepts the inevitable booking.

84'

Leicester are really making Spurs fight for this. The decision to chuck the cups looks even more ludicrous when you consider how they've played today and how they played in the second half last week. They have the players and characters to bother any team.

83'

Evans lofts a ball down the right for Iheanacho, who pulls inside Vertonghen then looks to use him as a screen, looking to pull a shit inside the near post ... but can only ruffle the side-netting.

82'

Weird to think that Vardy has given Leicester a penalty-box threat.

81'

Spurs dispose of a couple of minutes, but then Ricardo again raids down the right and clips a cross that sees Vardy pulling off his man! But on the half-turn and half-volley, he can only shoot high.

79'

But here comes another move in that regard: Wanyama replaces Llorente. I guess I see that, but Llorente is also an out-ball - who's going to hold it up when it's cleared? Son can carry and chase, but he's not a target to hit.

78'

Spurs have already adjusted their formation to try and hold on - I imagine they'll keep things as they are now, and trust their five defenders to see it out.

77'

So what have Leicester got left? What have Spurs got left?

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