It is Fulham who have enjoyed more of the ball and the better share of the chances but they are still just missing that final piece to get the goal.

It feels like that has been the story of their season really.

Declan Rice has a pop from distance and he's not far off, his strike from outside the box flying wide of the far post.

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Dion Dublin
Former Aston Villa striker on Final Score

It's an even game, Newcastle are going forward and coming back in numbers.

Oscar Bobb is playing well down the side for them, he's getting to the byline a lot.

Alex Iwobi, Antonee Robinson and Shea Charles on the left too and Newcastle are finding them hard to deal with.

Leeds United

Leeds boss Daniel Farke to BBC Match Of The Day on Jayden Bogle's tackle on Mathys Tel: "I haven't watched anything back so can't give you a clear opinion. During the game it was just in front of my feet.

"I think it was just a coming together. Jayden Bogle is more of a butterfly than an eagle and the most fair play [player] in this league if I'm honest.

"Of course I feel for Mathys Tel and hopefully he can recover well and he's not badly injured. Jayden would never injure a player on purpose."

The final ball hasn't been the best for Arsenal so far and a promising attack ends in disappointment as Christos Tzolis' cross is way over Jurriën Timber's head.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport Arsenal reporter at Emirates Stadium

It's not clear who but a member of the Hull coaching team is booked for their appeals for a foul.

Martin Odegaard brought a player down on the counter-attack a few minute ago and would have been the last man if a foul was given.

Oscar Bobb dribbles with the ball and wants to go round the outside but can't find a way through. Newcastle fail to clear their lines, though, so possession stays with the hosts.

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Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on Final Score

It's been a good game. We're used to seeing Hull sit behind the ball but today they're mixing it up, they're pressing Arsenal high on the pitch. It's end-to-end at the minute.

Alex Howell
BBC Sport Arsenal reporter at Emirates Stadium

The Hull fans are growing in confidence after that chance and are singing "you're only here for the Tigers".

Nice play from Newcastle and Jacob Murphy finds Harvey Barnes at the near post. Barnes applies a lovely deft touch to just try to guide it on its way and into the bottom corner but it's a really good save from Bernd Leno.

Out of nowhere there's a big chance for Hull as Elliot Stroud is allowed to run unchallenged into the box but his low strike is kept out by David Raya.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham head coach Roberto De Zerbi to BBC Match Of The Day: "The second half we didn't show the same spirit. We didn't show the hunger we need for these types of big games. In the first half we played well, we were working hard in these days and knew before the game the intensity of Leeds but we were not capable of playing better. We have to analyse. Many games like this can be a problem for us."

On Jayden Bogle's tackle on Mathys Tel: "I was surprised on the yellow card for Pedro Porro because it was clear. The potential red card, I couldn't say. We have full confidence in the referee and VAR. I cannot sat nothing more. Tel has a bad injury on his ankle, but I don't know how long [he will be out] yet."

The ball hasn't left the Hull half of the pitch for a while now as Arsenal probe for the opener.

A cross is floated over to Christos Tzolis on the far side of the box but he cushions his header into Konstantinos Tzolakis' gloves.

Lukas Hornicek is called into action for the first time as Oscar Bobb tries to bend one into the corner from 15-yards out.

Fulham win a corner and Gonzalo Garcia has a free header at the back post but he can't keep it down and it lands on top of the net.

No attempts on target for either side yet.

When you look at where they each are in the table it's not surprising that they are cancelling each other out at the moment.

Kai Havertz does well to burst through the defence to get to a ball. He has his shirt pulled by Nobel Mendy inside the box and then goes down, but no penalty is given.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham head coach Roberto De Zerbi to TNT Sports: "We deserved to lose the game in the second half and didn't play like we can. It's a journey for us, because we can learn from this game. I am sorry for the performance in the second half - we didn't play like a top team. We didn't have the right character and physicality in the second half."

On a booking for Pedro Porro compared to Jayden Bogle's tackle on Mathys Tel: "Pedro Porro's was a duel and an incredible yellow card. The first situation of Mathys Tel I didn't see, I can't say nothing."

On if the referee should have gone to the monitor: "No. I have big confidence in the referee. Nothing changes if he goes to the monitor. If they didn't take the right decision I don't know. We have to keep the eyes on the performance where can improve."

Christos Tzolis goes down inside the box after a tussle for the ball with Lucas Gourna-Douath. Tzolis wants a penalty but isn't getting one. Nothing in it.

Newcastle win a corner and it comes to Malick Thiaw at the back post his header into the ground back across the face of goal drops wide.

Leeds United

Leeds boss Daniel Farke to TNT Sports: "We were pushing to win this game and were relentless. We showed great spirit, commitment and unity. It was a fully deserved win."

On Jayden Bogle's foul on Mathys Tel: "I haven't watched it back. I have heard there were several doubtful situations. A possible hand ball. I just know that Jayden Bogle out of any bad intention. It looked like a coming together.

"It's very unlucky outcome that Mathys is injured and we wish him all the best and he can recover quickly. The last thing Jayden Bogle is a nasty player. He's possibly the softest player in the whole league. I always call him my butterfly, and I can guarantee it was never out of bad intention."