Aston Villa v Tottenham result: Son hits hat-trick as Spurs beat Villa to punish Arsenal and United

Now that we've had a moment to catch our breath, here's our in-depth report on the game.

Mercifully for Villa, the final whistle blows. Having shown so much promise in the first half, the hosts failed to produce the same intensity after the break and Spurs finished them off ruthlessly.

He's been on the receiving end of a fair few fouls but, this time, it's Kane who dishes out some punishment.

Lloris plays a poor pass out from the back and Bailey pounces, but can only curl a shot wide of the upright.

... Conte replacing Kulusevski with Steven Bergwijn.

... for scything down Kane as he goes on the counter-attack. That is the most cynical foul of the weekend, surely.

... with Ashley Young coming on, not that it'll make much difference.

... with Lucas Moura coming on in his place.

The naughty tackles keep coming at Villa Park, with Emerson the latest player to go into the book.

Gerrard makes a double substitution, with Ings and Coutinho coming off for Leon Bailey and Emi Buendia respectively.

Son has his hat-trick. A lovely passing move ends with Kulusevski teeing up the South Korean, who again scores with a shot which kisses the inside of the post.

It's all over at Villa Park. Romero pings a long ball to Kane, who heads on to Son. He runs in behind and, with only Martinez to beat, finds the back of the net in style.

Having found a pocket of space outside the area, Ings looks to curl one. It drops just over the crossbar, but was close enough to make Lloris dive.

... after a good ball from Kulusevski, but Emi Martinez rushes off his line to sweep up.

Well, well, well. For all Villa's dominance in the first half, they find themselves 2-0 down. Lloris thumps the ball upfield and Kane nods it down to Kulusevski, who evades Cash and Mings before rifling a shot into the far corner.

Spurs win a corner and Hojbjerg thrashes one on the volley which threatens to pinball through the box, but Konsa makes a decisive block.

We're back underway at Villa Park.

Spurs may be ahead, but they were second best for much of the first half. Villa have mustered up 14 shots, with seven on target, at the break, but have been thwarted by a combination of wayward finishing and excellent goalkeeping from Lloris.

Ramsey wins a foul to the left of the box after tangling with Kulusevski. Coutinho steps up and curls his free kick towards the near corner, but Lloris makes another spectacular save and Ings fails to score on the follow-up.

Villa get a dangerous ball into the box and Lucas Digne nods it on to the onrushing Cash. He leathers a shot on the volley, but Lloris produces an improvised save.