Hull v City Tottenham Hotspur, Premier League: as it happened Eriksen allowed some time on the edge of the Hull box, no defender goes to meet him, Davies probably the most anxious. He fires a hard low shot at the goal and Spurs take the lead! 88 mins: Talking of handball, Davies must have had his heart in his mouth when he cleared that ball in his own area. 87 mins: Ball's crossed for Lamela in a good position, but he uses his hand to bring it down. 85 mins: Eriksen trying to get things going, Chiriches falls over his own feet down the right. Brady off Quinn on. 84 mins: Tum-ti-tum. 82 mins: Mason up but limping heavily. 80 mins: Livermore, on his way back to his position, fouls Mason badly. That should have been a second yellow, no question whatsoever. 79 mins: Jelavic breaks, and after holding it up, tries to slip it to Livermore, who has run a long way to get there.... but the pass is poor. 77 mins: Poch was going to bring off Lamela but Soldado has instead come off with limping. Not sure if Spurs changed there mind or the board was help up wrong. Either way, Paulinho is the man to come on. 75 mins: Rare Hull attack. Jelavic does well to hold the ball up. Plays it out to Elmofuddhandy but the cross is behind him and he cannot get a decent shot in. 72 mins: Lamella cuts inside from the left and tries a shot with his right. Rotten. 70 mins: But Spurs waste a corner. Soldado was standing yards offside when Eriksen took that freekick that led to the goal. Deliberately blocking the goalie's view? 69 mins: Constant pressure now, Chiriches to the fore, and Mason has drilled a hard shot at goal. Hull hanging by a thread. 66 mins: Lennon down the right, excellent cross, Kane with the header, and he too HAS to score there. Rod McLaughlin: Who should Hull sign next from Spurs? Daniel Levy. 65 mins: Chiriches down the right, and there's Soldado! He put it well wide. He should have hit the target there. 61 mins: Tom Huddlestone, who has had it coming, goes in the book for a wild challenge. Apparently Livermore was booked after the goal, for mouthing off. Bruce takes Huddlestone off. Sensible, he looks like a red card waiting to happen. Rosenior is on. Crowd and Hull players giving the ref pelters. I don't see it, myself. Not saying it was definitely a red, but it wasn't far off. Pretty much the only two good things about Spurs right now combine to level the match. Eriksen with a brilliant freekick that hits the post. Harry Kane reacts the quickest and he's there for a tap-in. 58 mins: Mason with an excellent ball, Soldado not quite quick enough to the tap-in. Hull fans and players are burning with a sense of injustice. Lennon's on for Dembele. 57 mins: Ben Arfa off, Meyler on. 54 mins: Dawson with another solid bif of defensive after Lamela's cross. 53 mins: Bruce is having a bit of a tantrum about it all, with some reason I suppose. Laurel Bromage writes: All of them, except for Hugo - please!! 49 mins: Gaston Ramirez has been sent off. Ref didn't see it. Ramirez kicked Dembele, who just wandered off. As he fell, Ramirez then flicked a sly leg at Vertonghen. Vertonghen made the best of it, the linesman presumably alerted the ref, and Ramirez has a possibly slightly harsh red card. 47 mins: Dawson marshalls Kane expertly and a dangerous attack is thwarted. Now Spurs come again, Huddlestone catches Soldado in the face. Kane has won a corner. Jukka Itakyla: From Hull and Halifax and Hell, Good Lord, deliver us. An old saying still holds good. 46 mins: Spurs nearly get themselves into trouble over-elaborating at the back as the second half kicks off. Dier is replaced by Chiriches HT: HULL 1 TOTTENHAM 0 Spurs so sluggish in the first 20, they were outfought to the ball all the time. Hull should really have had a second via Ben Arfa. Spurs have got their act together more recently though. 43 mins: Lamela wins it, and Davies has a chance to cross. Vicious low ball across the six yard line, a real own goal candidate. 42 mins: Amazing insight into top-level coaching here as the camera, for some reason, is like a yard away from Steve Bruce. He's standing on the touchline shouting "Go on Jela. Go on Jela. I think he means Jelavic, right? 39 mins: Ramirez caught by Eriksen. Accident. Crowd carrying on like he'd shot him, and also because Spurs play on. Eventually they 37 mins: Good run Erikssen, nice run and times the ball excellently. Lamela arriving in the inside left position smashes it hard at goal. Parried, then cleared. 34 mins: But the corner is more promising... Oh, Jelavic has fouled Lloris. 33 mins: The ensuing freekick doesn't come to much. 31 mins: Dier does Brady from behind, if you'll pardon the expression. Just a stupid, nasty tackle into the calf when the player was going absolutely nowhere. Idiotic. 29 mins: Huddlestone fouls Lamela from behind, and some of his former Spurs team-mates are asking if he should be booked. Celebrate THAT, Jake Liverface. The ref draws the line, the Hull players in the wall shuffle forward inch by inch. LOL footballers. They just cannot help but cheat. 28 mins: More like it from Spurs, they get the ball out wide, decent ball, Lamela to Dier, cross, Soldado with a headed effort. They win a corner. 27 mins: Can Spurs fashion something from that freekick? They pass it around, a bit, and then Mason tries a long shot. 26 mins: Vertonghen seemingly left all alone to man the Spurs backline. Anyhow, Ben Arfa has fouled Davies. 23 mins: God, Spurs are really utter mince. 22 mins: Ben Arfa dinks a cross into the box, no pace on it really and Jelavic cannot get a lot on it. Shame, because Brady was lurking unmarked behind him. 21 mins: Now it's crossed by Ramirez, Lloris palms it straight to Ben Afra, who should have scored with the follow-up. Spurs are second to every ball. 20 mins: Jelavic crosses low and Brady meets it with a sweet drive, brilliant save by Llloris. 19 mins: Kane fouls Tom Hud, Lloris has made a pig's ear of the freekick and nearly dropped his side in it. Davies hacks it clear. 16 mins: Soldado's had a shot from distance, neatly gathered. 13 mins: Spurs playing some neat stuff but it's all in the centre of the park, 40 yards or more from the Hull goal. 12 mins: Robertson breaks forward with Jelavic in tow and there's a shot straight at Lloris. 10 mins: Spurs rouse themselves, and have a corner cleared. Oh splendid! Jake Livermore. BAll pumped into the Spurs area, headed out by Vertonghen straight at Livermore. He Picks the ball up on the edge of the box, fires it home. No Spurs player was quick enough to close him down, nor throw his body in the way of the ball. HULL 1 TOTTENHAM 0 (Livermore 9) Livermore does not celebrate; that modern-day plague. 6 mins: Some bright interplay between Spurs up front, and then some assured defending from Vertonghen at the back as he deals with an Elmohamaday cross. 5 mins: Kane putting it about, Soldado drops off and fires a hard shot straight at the keeper 3 mins: Well this has been absolute pants so far. Kane gets forward and crosses, Dawson tidies. 2 mins: Lamela wins a freekick for Spurs, Hull putting them under lots of pressure. A scrappy start all in all. 1 mins: Spurs first efforts come to nothing and there's a throw for Hull. Spurs misplace another pass into touch. 15.59 Spurs will kick off. 15.58 And here are their guests from North London. 15.55 Here's how Hull are expected to line up. 15.48 Dear old Steve Bruce, by contrast, looks like he could be from a different generation. 15.45 Poch looks well casual in that top. 15.31 Proper Old Pals act for Hulls' former Spurs, eh? 15.30 Hi folks. Tyers here, fresh from Liverpool's latest fiasco. Talking of which, here's Spurs. Can they get their act together against Hull? Well, here are the men who will try: Hull: McGregor, Elmohamady, Dawson, Davies, Robertson, Huddlestone, Livermore, Ben Arfa, Ramirez, Brady, Jelavic. Subs: Rosenior, Chester, Meyler, Hernandez, Sagbo, Harper, Quinn. Tottenham Hotspur: Lloris, Dier, Fazio, Vertonghen, Davies, Eriksen, Mason, Dembele, Lamela, Kane, Soldado. Subs: Chiriches, Lennon, Paulinho, Vorm, Stambouli, Ceballos, Ball. Referee: Craig Pawson (South Yorkshire) Harry Kane admits it is still surreal to hear Tottenham fans chant his name and to have club legend Jurgen Klinsmann singing his praises. The 21-year-old Spurs academy graduate is establishing himself in Mauricio Pochettino's frontline, scoring three goals in his last four appearances following on from plundering a hat-trick in the Europa League against Asteras Tripolis. "To be a fan myself and to be one of those fans singing in the crowd when I was younger, it makes it more special now (to hear the chants)," said Kane, who could lead the Tottenham attack at Hull. When you get a home-grown player come through the ranks, I think there is a little more feeling about them and when you do well the fans take to you. That is what has happened with a few of us, Ryan Mason and Andros (Townsend) before, so from a fan point of view it is nice to have one of your own come through. Teddy Sheringham was a real idol of mine and Klinsmann was when I was a bit younger, both were top strikers who scored a lot of goals for the club. Tottenham head to Hull looking to put the disappointment of another home defeat behind them having been jeered off after losing to Stoke before the international break. Kane said: "We are adapting to the style each game and we are learning. The manager has come in with his style and it has only been four months, that is not a long time when you are changing the way you want to play. Pochettino stresses it is his remit as head coach to secure results. Kane, though, maintains there must be a sense of collective responsibility. People will look for someone to blame, but we are a team so we win together and lose together. It is no one's fault, we're in it together, that is what people have to realise," he said. Alan Tyers will be here from 3.30pm to bring you team news and live commentary