Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Elland Road.

Leeds United supporters need no encouragement to get behind their team, but there have been some promising signs in this opening quarter of an hour to get their hopes up.

Gabriel Gudmundsson has looked very lively down the left flank as Spurs try to settle to their task.

Michael Brown
Former Tottenham and Leeds midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

They had a long look at it. We haven't seen much quality from either side, lots of pressing from Leeds United.

I'm fine with that not being a penalty, you'd be so unlucky if that went against you.

Ethan Ampadu tries his luck from distance as the ball comes to him outside the box, but he sends his effort over.

The Leeds corner is easy pickings for Antonín Kinsky.

Good spell for Leeds, though.

Gabriel Gudmundsson and Pedro Porro are having a few good tussles down the left, the latter having to put the ball behind as the two again battle for the ball.

Leeds have now come into the game and have had a couple of promising attacks down the left.

Jayden Bogle tries to flick a ball through for Dominic Calvert-Lewin but it doesn't quite come off.

Michael Brown
Former Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Dominic Calvert-Lewin looks alright and Spurs come down the right hand side.

Tottenham controlling the possession.

Calvert-Lewin looks alright for now despite the concerns around his fitness earlier in the week.

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Leeds 0-0 Tottenham

Mateus Fernandes' arm is stretched out as he throws himself towards a cross but VAR takes no further action. No handball.

Big appeals for a handball by Mateus Fernandes inside the Tottenham box by Leeds players and fans. Nothing is given but VAR is having a look...

Tottenham have started like a side with confidence and momentum. Leeds have barely had the ball in these first few minutes.

Tottenham get this game up and running.

As part of Remembrance weekend there is a moment of silence held prior to kick-off to remember those who have served our country.

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Right, the players are on the pitch. It is almost time for the first game of the day to get under way.

Tottenham have won their last three Premier League games, keeping a clean sheet in their last two.

They last won four in a row in September/October 2023, and last won three in a row without conceding in May 2022.

This weekend's Premier League action kicked off last night as Everton played Coventry.

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Tottenham full-back Andy Robertson is making his 341st Premier League appearance in this match, moving him level with Darren Fletcher as the Scottish player with the most in the competition's history.

Leeds United full-back Jayden Bogle said the Whites cannot take their Premier League status for "granted" as the season progresses.

It has been a stop-start 2026-27 campaign so far for Daniel Farke's side as Leeds sit 12th in the top flight.

However, Bogle believes the west Yorkshire club belongs in the Premier League.

"You ask any player in the squad, they will tell you Leeds belong in the Premier League," said Bogle.

"But because of that, we can't take that for granted and sort of expect to stay here.

"It is still the second season [in the Premier League], so we still have a massive challenge on our hands."

Paul Birch
BBC Sport

While Leeds' form has stalled, the same cannot be said for resurgent Tottenham. Without so much as a goal after four matches of the season or a win after six, three victories on the spin have propelled them from the bottom of the table and above the likes of Leeds into ninth.

Looking far more like a Roberto de Zerbi side, they were utterly dominant against 10-man Crystal Palace last weekend. The 79.4% possession they enjoyed was their second highest in a top-flight match since records began in 2003-04.

Up against the worst defence in the league, their much-maligned attack had a whopping 34 shots, which may have been their most in a top-flight game for a decade but the fact that only two of them went in again shined a light on their lack of clinical edge. They have the lowest xG per shot of any side this term of 0.08.

But they certainly seem to be benefiting from having a more settled side. De Zerbi made 24 changes to his starting XI across their first seven games of this season but has made just three since they picked up their first league win of the season against Coventry.