Tottenham Hotspur vs Leeds United, Premier League: live score and latest updates

Meslier twice punches the corner away, the second time more convincingly. Leeds counter and Winks executes a textbook professional foul on Harrison. 

Leeds return the favour, hacking down Son soon after. 

Leeds give the ball away in their own half. Kane breaks forward and into the box but he is forced to turn back. The ball comes to Emerson but Harrison closes down his cross swiftly. Corner to Spurs.

Spurs are growing into this game. Reguilon whips a cross into the box which is well claimed by Meslier. 

Klich rolls the ball to James who has his low cross volleyed away. Some slick passing ends up with a loose ball to Lloris. 

Harrison drives forward, trying to work a one-two. The return ball towards the winger has too much on it and Harrison goes down, more in hope than expectation.

Son drives down the right wing, squaring the ball to Kane who takes a touch in the box. Phillips nips in just as the striker was about to pull the trigger.

The corner makes its way through the box to Reguilon who has his shot blocked by Phillips. Leeds hack the ball clear, a foul then committed on Lucas on half-way. 

Spurs spread the ball from side to side, frustrating the home crowd with their lateral play.

Leeds work their way up the pitch, Spurs' defence holding firm. 

Tottenham mount a rare attack. Emerson gets in behind, his cross into the box is headed behind for a corner to the hosts.

Leeds win a corner, much to the delight of the vocal away support. The ball falls to Gelhardt who hits a left-footed shot high and wide.

The game continuing to follow a similar pattern...Leeds controlling the ball with Spurs hemmed in.

No serious chances of note for either side so far though.

You can't imagine Antonio Conte will be best pleased with his side's start and there are some worried shouts from the home crowd as Leeds dominate possession.

Tottenham have been forced on to the back foot and penned in their own half. Dallas thrashes a shot just past the post as the visitors continue to control the game.

The visitors have dominated the ball so far with Spurs struggling to win it back. 

Gelhardt does well to ride a couple of challenges on the right wing before feeding James who has a decent chance to cross...but he overhits it and it's out for a throw.

Decent start from Leeds who nick the ball in midfield, and it drops to former Wigan youngster Gelhardt who darts forward and is brought down 25 yards out.

The home side get things under way.

Antonio Conte has warned his Tottenham players that there is no escaping his strict rules on diet and sleep as he attempts to whip them into shape, reports Matt Law.

Head coach Conte has banned treats such as tomato sauce and pizza at all the clubs he has been in charge of and confirmed that he will make sure his Spurs players are put on new diets.

Conte also demands that his players sleep enough in between games and even gave his Inter Milan squad advice over their sex lives in a bid to beat exhaustion.

While Conte can control his players’ behaviour at the training ground, he must trust they follow his rules at home and in their private lives. And the Italian has warned he will find out if they try to cheat.

Antonio Conte has made two changes for his first home Premier League game in charge of Tottenham.

Cristian Romero is out injured and Oliver Skipp suspended so Japhet Tanganga and Harry Winks come in.

Leeds have also made two changes, with Joe Gelhardt coming in for Rodrigo, who has a foot injury, while Mateusz Klich replaces the ill Raphinha.

Tottenham Hotspur: Lloris, Tanganga, Dier, Davies, Emerson, Hojbjerg, Winks, Reguilon, Lucas Moura, Son, Kane. Subs: Doherty, Sanchez, Gil Salvatierra, Rodon, Sessegnon, Alli, Gollini, Bergwijn, Ndombele.

Leeds: Meslier, Dallas, Llorente, Cooper, Struijk, Phillips, James, Forshaw, Klich, Harrison, Gelhardt.

Subs: Firpo, Roberts, Klaesson, Cresswell, Drameh, McKinstry, Greenwood, McCarron, Jenkins.

Matt Law has analysed Antonio Conte's options in defence, midfield and attack as the new Spurs era begins in earnest.

By Mike McGrath

After arriving later than expected due to training, Eric Dier’s message following two weeks of intense work under Antonio Conte was that the Tottenham players must be ready to change their ways.

It has been an international break packed with running drills and extended sessions for those left at Spurs’ training base at Bulls Cross as Conte implements his plan to revive the club’s season after succeeding Nuno Espirito Santo.

Conte wants his players to live football excellence, which includes diet and lifestyle away from the training pitches.

“The most important thing is that us as players, we are ready to change in whatever way he thinks best for us to be able to improve as a team,” Dier said.

“They are very, very demanding sessions, physically and mentally, but very enjoyable.

“Anyone that was here during the Pochettino days knows what a tough session feels like, and there have certainly been some over the past few weeks.

“Some really tough sessions, running sessions, and working without the ball.

“There’s definitely been some more meetings and some longer sessions on the training ground. Which I think everyone is enjoying, and enjoying working in this way. His attention to detail is incredible, it’s amazing. The amount of information. When we analyse training and games, he makes it so simple to understand. It’s so clear what he wants.

“As a player, you know exactly what he wants because his messages are so clear and understandable.”

Dier could be one of the beneficiaries of Conte’s favoured 3-4-3 system, with Cristian Romero out of the clash against Leeds United at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium today, meaning he is likely to be in the back line.

Against Marcelo Bielsa’s team, Dier expects a frenetic encounter, although he says it is difficult to say that Conte’s system is any particular formation as he is constantly changing it within matches. “One of the things is just to see the tactical system with five at the back that is so dynamic and constantly moving. Player positionings are constantly moving, so it is difficult to call it any kind of tactical set-up,” he said.

“I’ve played against it in the past when the manager was at Chelsea and remember those games very well and trying to contain his system. Now being the protagonists of it is really interesting, and I am playing it in a way I’ve never played it before.

“We faced Leeds last season and it’s controlled chaos from them. They know what they are doing, but they try to cause the other team to feel that it is completely chaotic.”

While Dier has played in every Premier League game this season, others such as Dele Alli will be hoping to force their way into Conte’s plans after being left out of the team under Nuno.

“When a new manager comes in there tends to be a freshness around the building, everyone feels like they are starting from zero again, there is a clean slate,” Dier said.  “There is that freshness to things.

“I think what is important is that once we get past that phase that everyone maintains that level of intensity in their work, that we build a very strong group here and are all working in the right way with the right mentality.

“That is the most important thing, to strive to improve as a group and get back to where we want to be.”