Leeds United v Tottenham - as it happened Once Leeds United were giants. Now they slay them. You all know the story by now: Champions League semi-final, Peter Ridsdale's dream, the goldfish tank, Seth Johnson's well-deserved mega-contract and so on. Leeds fans won't want reminding of everything that's gone on in the last 10 years at their club, but it's impossible to ignore. Yet even though they aren't, as the chant goes, famous any more, Dirty Leeds are still more than capable of putting a few noses out of joint. Making a nuisance of themselves to Premier League sides has almost become their raison d'etre these days and Tottenham will have to have their game faces on if they are to avoid being added to the list of scalps. It all started with that remarkable 1-0 victory over Manchester United in the third round of the FA Cup in 2010 and in the next round they held Tottenham to a 2-2 draw at White Hart Lane, before being beaten in a replay at Elland Road. A year later they were only denied victory in the third round at Arsenal thanks to a last-minute dive by Theo Walcott and this season they have already beaten Everton 2-1 at Elland Road, while for 10 delirious minutes in December they led Chelsea 1-0 in their quarter-final. Before, er, losing 5-1. Hmmm, that's not actually a particularly long list of scalps. Two, to be precise, and Bradford have already managed more than that this season but we've committed to this preamble now, so it'll have to do. It was either this or something about the magic of the FA Cup. Team news: Luciano Becchio has been left out by Leeds after his transfer request - and didn't his club conduct themselves well this week - while Tottenham's top scorer, Jermain Defoe, hasn't travelled. Hugo Lloris, Kyle Walker and Mousa Dembele are also rested by Tottenham manager Hank Scorpio. Leeds: Ashdown; Byram, Peltier, Lees, White; Green, Brown, Austin; Varney, Diouf, McCormack. Subs: Kenny, Pearce, Tonge, Norris, Somma, Hall, Dawson. Tottenham: Friedel; Naughton, Caulker, Vertonghen, Assou-Ekotto; Huddlestone, Parker; Lennon, Sigurdsson, Bale; Dempsey. Subs: Gomes, Walker, Townsend, Livermore, Dembele, Dawson, Obika. Kick-off: 2pm.