Tottenham Hotspur v Leicester City - Son hat-trick off the bench gives Spurs six and the win

It is harsh on Leicester who were the better side for much of the match but Son Heung-Min delights the fans and brings himself great relief with getting off the mark for the seaosn in style.

Son has his hat-trick. Evans' foot was just playing him on.

Son scores a hat-trick but the linesman says he is offside. It is being checked now.

Another great goal from Son. Kane fed him 25 yards out, and this time with his left foot, he delivers another incredible finish.

Fortunately for him Son was offside before he put an exquisite ball across the box which the defender slammed wide of the goal.

Kane squared the ball from the left flank and the midfielder eyed his second goal in a Spurs shirt but could not direct it wide of the keeper.

He skews his effort wide of the target.

Two late probably. They replace Daka and Dewsbury-Hall.

Son scores his first of the season. And it was a brilliant one. On the break he was delayed by two Leicester defenders at the edge of the area but then he curls an effort into the top corner leaving Ward with no chance.

Conte looking more to hold onto this lead now.

This time Barnes, stopping, heads wide of the target.

He fell awkwardly from a challenge from Paes but seems to be okay to carry on.

He throws his hand at Maddison's cross from the right and punches it wide of the goal. He receives a yellow card. No point doing that in this day and age.

Romero also comes on for Sanchez.

Maddison puts a fine cross into the box which Daka nodded towards the corner but on the bounce the Spurs keeper pushed the ball away.

Interesting move. You assume it must be an injury. Conte moved Perisic to the left flank due to Castagne getting the better of Sessegnon, who now will move back to the left with the right back coming on.

It is with his right foot which lacks the left's purity and the ball flies high, wide and not handsomely over the bar.

Bentancur robs Ndidi and then races to the edge of the box and coolly slots the ball past Ward.