Follow all the action right here as Antonio Conte's Tottenham takes on Leeds United in the Premier League at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Good afternoon and welcome to live coverage of Tottenham's Premier League clash against Leeds United.

After a 0-0 draw at Everton before the international break, Conte will be looking to secure his first three points in the Premier League as head coach.

Leeds themselves also desperately need a win following a miserable start to the campaign, which has left them down in 15th place after two wins from a possible eleven.

Spurs ran out 3-0 winners in the same fixture last season, and everyone in N17 will be hoping for a similar result as the Lilywhites look to kickstart their league campaign.

Our Tottenham correspondents, Alasdair Gold and Rob Guest, are covering the match with all the action from inside the stadium and reactions from the supporters and media.

Tottenham scores! Eric Dier's free-kick is deflected onto the post, and Sergio Reguilon reacts much faster than anyone else to fire the loose ball home, making it 2-1.

Showing how Conte's wide centre-backs have the license to roam, Eric Dier pings a ball over the top into the box for Ben Davies to run through, but he's unable to keep his feet and tries to turn the ball past the keeper.

Big chance in the box for Lucas as Emerson breaks down the right and crosses it low, but the Brazilian fluffs his lines.

Kane produces a fine turn in the box soon after, but his shot is blocked.

Much better from Spurs.

Spurs equalize.

Lucas gets to a loose ball in the box and tees up Hojbjerg, and his scuffed shot bounces into the net.

Good save from Lloris at his near post to deny Gelhardt, before stopping another shot from the player seconds later.

Son's deflected strike hits the crossbar and bounces to safety.

More intent from Spurs in the first six minutes of this half than in the entire first 45 minutes.

Fast start from Spurs to the second half as Lucas picks the right pass this time and plays in Kane, but his shot is saved by Meslier.

There were boos at half-time with Antonio Conte's honeymoon period already over at the club, and a big second half must await.

The Italian has picked eight defensively inclined players in his eleven for a home game, and it's been very evident during a dreadful 45 minutes.

With Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg and Harry Winks sitting so deep and so close in front of Spurs' defense, there's just a huge chasm between the lines, and it means Tottenham are ending up with Eric Dier as a quarterback of sorts, sending balls over the top or along the floor to the front three.

The most overused ball of the first half has been a low pass from the defense to Lucas Moura's feet with his back to the Leeds half.

The Brazilian has lost the ball almost every time.

It was only a matter of time before Leeds took advantage, and so they did at the end of the half with Emerson Royal beaten too easily by Harrison down the flank, and then Davies and Reguilon nowhere near James in the box.

Conte needs to make changes, either to the shape or the personnel, with the absence of Tanguy Ndombele and some creativity glaring.

This will be a 45 minutes where the Italian needs to show exactly why he's one of the world's best because the fans have not been impressed so far.

Reguilon unhappy with Lucas for not passing to him in a good position in one Spurs move.

The two have a back and forth afterwards, but the Spaniard does get the ball soon after from Son, and his cross is just taken away from the head of Kane.

Another burst of life from Spurs as Son seizes onto a loose pass and sprints up the pitch, all the way to the Leeds box, but his pass to Kane is just behind the striker, and he can't take it into his stride.

Finally, a spark of life with some good passes from Kane getting them moving forward.

They earn a corner, but Reguilon's shot is blocked on the edge of the box.

Antonio Conte calls over Harry Kane for a quick chat on the sideline, and they seem to both be pointing down Tottenham's left-hand channel as they speak.

Leeds have started the game very brightly, and Dallas goes very close with his low drive just flashing wide of the post.