Hello and welcome to Eurosport's live commentary from the Premier League fixture between Tottenham and West Bromwich Albion. This is Nick Royle (@nickaroyle) taking you through all the action from White Hart Lane.

Referee Anthony Taylor blows the final whistle, and that is six wins in a row in the Premier League for Tottenham thanks to Harry Kane's hat-trick and Gareth McAuley's own goal. They move up to second, four points behind leaders Chelsea.

Dawson gets just ahead of Alli to concede a corner.

West Brom replace Phillips with youngster Sam Field. There will be two minutes of added-on time at White Hart Lane.

Kane walks off to be replaced by Son Heung-Min, to the roars of the home fans, chanting "He's one of our own."

The Alli-Kane combination has been brilliant today - they work so well together and you do wonder why it hasn't really happened at international yet.

Cheers as Tottenham pay keepball - this has been a very impressive perfomance from the home side.

Son is warming up on the sidelines, probably for hat-trick hero Kane.

Winks replaces Dembele for Tottenham.

GOAL: Tottenham 4-0 West Brom. Kane completes his hat-trick, following another smart move and a lovely little scoop by Alli, as he holds off Dawson and volleys a finish into the far corner. He punches the air with his left fist, as he nets his 13th Premier League goal of the season.

Harry Winks is preparing to come on for the final ten minutes for Tottenham.

Kane waves to his family in the stand, though no Bebeto-celebration to mark the birth of his daughter.

GOAL: Tottenham 3-0 West Brom. Kane side volleys home a low finish past Foster from Walker's cross, after the England defender had taken advantage of some lax McAuley defending.

McClean trips Rose with an at full speed challenge. The Baggies are still pressing,

McClean and Dier clash in midfield for a 50-50 ball. West Brom are still fighting, despite being outplayed for large chucks of the game. Dawson is then penalised for a stinging tackle on Alli.

Dier clears McClean's cross on the edge of the area. Dembele then chases and harries Fletcher back towards his own goal in midfield.

Tottenham break at speed through Kane and Eriksen, but Alli's header from the Dane's cross is weak.

Rose clears a McAuley long ball towards the edge of the Tottenham area under pressure from Phillips.

Gareth McAuley and Kyle Walker have had words, and the Northern Irishman gets a yellow card for his protests to the match officials.