Leeds United v Tottenham live: score, updates and line-ups

Leeds hold on for a hard-fought 1-0 win over Tottenham at Elland Road, with Okafor's goal shortly after coming off the bench proving decisive. Spurs pushed hard in the added minutes, with Van Hecke and Bentancur both forcing saves out of Trafford in the chaotic closing stages, but the hosts' keeper stood firm to preserve the clean sheet. Leeds had been the sharper side for long stretches, finishing well on top for shots despite Tottenham enjoying the lion's share of possession. A disciplined defensive display in stoppage time was enough to see out a deserved victory for Leeds.

Leeds continue to hold out for their 1-0 lead as the match heads into its closing stages, with Tonali becoming the latest to see yellow for a foul on Wilson. The game has become scrappier since Okafor's goal, with stoppages and free kicks breaking up the play rather than clear chances, and the shot count remains unchanged at 16-4 in Leeds' favour. Spurs still edge possession but have yet to find a way through as the hosts look to see out the win.

The breakthrough finally arrives for Leeds! Just two minutes after replacing Nmecha, Noah Okafor slots home from the centre of the box to put the hosts ahead, a reward that reflects their dominance in shots throughout the second half.

Leeds have kept pouring forward and remain firmly on top, with Bogle twice denied and a string of corners keeping Kinsky busy, before Longstaff forced a smart save from the Tottenham keeper in the top centre. The hosts have pushed their shot count further clear at 15-4 and edged ahead on corners too, though Gallagher did test things with a shot that drifted just wide for Spurs. It's still goalless with roughly a quarter of an hour left, but Leeds look the more likely to break the deadlock.

Leeds have continued to have the better of the chances, adding to their shot tally through Nmecha and Ampadu, both blocked, as the hosts push for a breakthrough. Spurs have made a triple change, bringing on Gallagher, Kulusevski and Bentancur for Porro, Marmoush and Fernandes, as fouls continue to mount on both sides but the scoreline stays goalless at 0-0.

Leeds have come out the brighter of the two sides after the restart, piling on the pressure with Calvert-Lewin twice denied from close range and Elvedi heading just wide from a corner, while Tanaka also fired over after a quick break. That burst has seen Leeds move 8-3 ahead on shots overall, though Spurs still shade possession and remain level on shots on target at 2-2. Porro's booking for a foul on Nmecha added to a feisty edge, with both sides continuing to concede plenty of fouls.

Leeds made a change at the break too, with Bard coming on for Gudmundsson, but the second half has started quietly with the stats barely moving from where they stood at half-time. Tottenham still hold the edge in possession and shots on target, though neither side has created anything fresh yet in these opening minutes after the restart.

The closing stages before the break have been fairly even, with a flurry of free-kicks around the Leeds penalty area but little clear-cut action to show for it. Tel had to be withdrawn injured and replaced by Solanke, while Spurs continue to hold the edge in possession and remain ahead on shots on target as the sides head towards the interval still level at 0-0.

Spurs have continued to edge things, winning a couple of corners and forcing Marmoush's header from the left side of the box wide after a Kudus cross. Leeds have had their say too, with Nmecha's header from Bogle's cross saved by Kinsky, while fouls remain a constant feature of this one. A handball by Gudmundsson in the closing stages adds to Leeds' troubles. Tottenham lead on possession and shots on target heading towards half-time.

Tottenham have finally started turning their possession into chances, with Trafford called into action twice in quick succession - first beating away Marmoush's effort from the centre of the box, then getting down to keep out Kudus's strike from outside the area. Longstaff has joined Van de Ven in the book, and fouls continue to flow freely, but it's Spurs who now have more shots on target and look the more threatening side as the half wears on.

Tottenham are still edging possession but it's been a scrappy, stop-start passage dominated by fouls rather than football. Van de Ven picked up a yellow card for a bad foul on Bogle, and Mathys Tel has also been pulled up twice, as Leeds continue to win free-kicks in promising areas. Ampadu fired just wide from outside the box after a set piece in the early stages, but neither side has forced a save yet, with Leeds holding the edge on shots and corners so far.

Tottenham have had the majority of the ball early on at Elland Road, but it's Leeds who've created the better sight of goal so far. Ao Tanaka fired just wide from outside the box after a free kick won by Bogle, while Leeds have also had a corner following Robertson's foul. Spurs are yet to register a shot despite their dominance of possession, and have given away a couple of fouls as they try to find their rhythm.