Premier League: Crystal Palace 0-4 Tottenham as it happened - Harry Kane and Heung-min Son amongst the goals

Harry Kane's double and a much-needed goal for Heung-min Son (as well as a first of the season for Matt Doherty) gives Spurs a crucial win. They close the gap on fourth-placed Manchester United to two points.

For Palace, though, it's another missed opportunity of building momentum after an impressive victory at Bournemouth.

Harvey White comes on for his Premier League debut while Davies is also on.

Perisic and Lenglet are the players to make way.

Kane, on for a hat-trick, turns inside the box but Andersen makes a crucial last-ditch block to deny the Spurs star.

Lloris is determined to keep a clean sheet tonight as he denies Zaha's shot with his leg!

He hasn't had much to do for a while but Lloris is alert to stop Ayew's effort from the edge of the box.

Earlier, Olise and Eze made way for Edouard and Hughes.

Gil and Doherty are replaced by Sessegnon and Royal.

Son is back amongst the goals! It's turning into the perfect night for Spurs now.

Kane sends a ball over the top and Son takes full advantage of Guehi's hesitancy, running through and volleying a left-footed effort past Guaita.

It's his first goal in eight games.

Just a moment before Spurs' third goal, Pape Sarr came on for the visitors.

Doherty gets on the scoresheet for the first time this season - and surely wraps up the three points for Tottenham.

Kane is involved again as he feeds Son. His shot is deflected but it falls for Doherty who makes no mistake.

Son has a chance to score his first goal in nine games, but he's denied by Guaita - and then the offside flag is raised.

Olise bends a first-time effort with his left foot which worries Lloris but drifts wide.

That turns out to be Schlupp's last action as he's replaced by Mateta.

Tottenham and Kane are through again but the attack ends in frustration when the offside flag goes up.

The referee will then go back to book Palace's Schlupp for a foul on Gil in the build-up.

And out of nowhere, Palace have a mountain to climb. They controlled large parts of the game, created some decent opportunities but failed to take them and now find themselves two goals down.