Tottenham vs Man Utd LIVE: Result and reaction from Premier League fixture as Spurs complete comeback

10 mins: That’s just the start Man Utd would have been after and the one Tottenham wanted to avoid after their recent humiliation at the hands of Newcastle.

Can the home side get themselves back in the game or will United start to run rampant?

7 mins: Manchester United take the lead! They win the ball in midfield and poke it up to Marcus Rashford. He spins towards goal and runs it into the middle before sliding a pass out to Jadon Sancho.

Sancho weaves into the box and rolls the ball onto his right foot before curling a lovely finish into the far bottom corner!

6 mins: Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg floats a fine diagonal ball out wide to the right side where Pedro Porro brings the ball under control.

He takes on Diogo Dalot and almost gets inside of the makeshift left-back but Jadon Sancho sprints back to help out and between them the two Man Utd players recover the ball.

Sancho’s having a decent night already.

3 mins: Jadon Sancho dribbles his way down the left side for Man Utd and gets up to the edge of the box. He flicks a pass into the middle but Cristian Romero is on hand to boot the ball away.

Manchester United get the game started and work the ball over to Diogo Dalot. He slips it inside to Casemiro who guides it on to Christian Eriksen.

The former Tottenham midfielder is then fouled and United win an early free kick.

Here come the players.

This is a big game for both team’s hopes of earning European football next season. There’s more on the line for Spurs who are hoping to clinch a Europa League space.

United can afford to lose and still remain in the top four. If Erik ten Hag’s men win tonight though they’ll all but confirm a place in the Champions League next year.

Kick off is up next...

Asked if tonight’s match was a good chance to strengthen Manchester United’s position in the top four, Ten Hag said: “Yes it is when you see the table.

“But we have to think about the game. We have to show we are very hungry, play on the front foot and show that we are determined.”

Harry Kane’s future will once more be on the agenda in the summer, with Tottenham Hotspur falling short in all their major objectives for this season and churning through managers like other clubs make subs.

There remains pressure on Daniel Levy too, while any incoming boss will doubtless - yet again - want to undertake something of a rebuild of the playing squad to suit his formation and style.

It brings the obvious question - and particularly ahead of a clash against Manchester United who have been linked with the England skipper for so long - should Kane finally be moving on from north London?

The Independent’s sports desk came together to offer viewpoints on both the club and the striker, as to whether he should stay or go, for what fee and what might ultimately happen in the off-season.

Is it in Spurs’ best interests to allow Kane to leave – and what fee would be reasonable?

Marcus Rashford has found the net once in his last five Premier League games, having scored 10 in his first 10 top-flight appearances following the World Cup.

Harry Kane is one shy of 100 Premier League home goals and would become the first player in the competition to reach a century of goals both home and away.