Leeds United 1-4 Spurs

Harry Kane hit a double to reach 30 Premier League goals for the season and Lucas Moura produced one last moment of magic as we rounded off the 2022/23 campaign with a 4-1 win over Leeds United at Elland Road on Sunday.

Our England international netted a goal in each half to equal his best-ever haul in a Premier League season, while Pedro Porro was also on target and there was a fairytale ending to Lucas' Spurs career as he scored a wonderful solo goal with virtually the last kick of the game as we finished the term on a high.

However, this result meant an eighth-place finish and no European football next season as Aston Villa defeated Brighton to secure seventh, while the defeat for Leeds saw them relegated to the Championship.

Just 91 seconds were on the clock when we grabbed the lead following a bright start. The home side had kicked off and went long but we then kept the ball superbly, passing it around until Emerson Royal released Porro down the right, he found Heung-Min Son who laid off to Kane to power home from 12 yards.

Whatever happened elsewhere in the division, Leeds had to win this game and set about trying to recover from the early blow. They saw plenty of the ball but didn’t cause too many problems in the first period, Robin Koch twice heading a yard wide while Adam Forshaw’s drive was goal bound until Davinson Sanchez stuck out a leg to divert it for a corner.

We were always dangerous on the counter but just needed a better final ball on a couple of occasions and on 26 minutes, Kane was almost in again but his shot flicked off the toe of Liam Cooper which made it easy for Joel Robles.

Having gone ahead early in the first half, it took just 80 seconds after the interval for us to double our lead. Kane was the architect this time with some superb play on half-way, beating two players before slipping in Porro, who slammed a right-footed angled drive past Robles.

Leeds kept pushing despite the scoreline and Clement Lenglet did well to block from Luke Ayling before they pulled a goal back on 67 minutes, Jack Harrison firing low into the bottom corner. But we restored our two-goal advantage two minutes later, substitute Pape Matar Sarr finding Porro who released Kane to clip over Robles and into the back of the net.

We were denied a fourth when Robles twice saved good chances from substitute Richarlison but did add to our tally with a stunning goal from Lucas deep into stoppage time, with his final act in our colours.

Picking up the ball wide on the right, he skipped past Cooper, Ayling and Rasmus Kristensen as he burst into the box and tucked home to spark glorious scenes among his team-mates and our fans.

That wrapped up the win, while there were special moments for young Academy graduates Matthew Craig and George Abbott, who both came on for their professional debuts, with 17-year-old Abbott making a goal-saving tackle in stoppage time to deny Rodrigo.