Leeds v Tottenham live: Spurs win 4-1 at Elland Road to relegate Leeds to the Championship

It was an emotional day at Elland Road as Leeds' three-year stay in the Premier League came to an end at the hands of Ryan Mason's Tottenham.

Here's how the action unfolded...

Boos ring out around Elland Road as Leeds' relegation to the Championship is confirmed. There can be no complaints with the result today, with Spurs and Kane proving too good for the Yorkshire club.

It looks like Everton are going to survive the drop.

Absolutely magic from the Brazilian in the last minute. He picks it up on the right and picks his way through the Leeds defence and clips it past Robles to sign off his Spurs career in style. Trademark stuff. 4-1 Tottenham!

There will be five more minutes of Premier League football at Elland Road. The hosts nearly carve out an opening but Abbott's last-ditch tackle is a beauty.

Confirmation of Leeds' relegation is fast approaching, with the hosts going through the motions out here.

They were promoted back to the Premier League three years ago after a 16-year absence and will have to dust themselves down for a Championship campaign come August.

Back come the visitors. Kane drives forward and feeds Richarlison, who has a shot from the left side of the box but Robles saves well.

Rutter controls it really well on his chest, flicks it up and unleashes a volley well over the bar.

Spurs break as they search for a fourth but Richarlison's pass to Kane is massively underhit, wasting the chance.

What a moment for the 20-year-old.

RICHARLISON ON FOR SON

Just as Leeds think they have fresh hope, Kane extinguishes it. Spurs break forward and the ball is fed into Kane on the left, who picks out the corner with ease to all but confirm Leeds' relegation.

Leeds are back in it. Harrison works the ball out of his feet and fizzes a low shot past Forster in the far corner. They need another two and some serious help elsewhere to survive.

Koch picks up the ball in space for Leeds and finds Harrison, who nudges a cross into the vacant box. It's hit and hope stuff just now.

The Leeds striker has a half-chance but Forster saves well. The subs have lifted Leeds but is it too little, too late?