The normal plan with this type of hand is to eliminate the clubs and diamonds, then throw West in with ♥ Q.  West would have to start the spade suit or give you a ruff-and-discard in clubs.  This is quite a good plan as it works if West holds either the ♠ Q or ♠ 10.

There is a variation when you might be able to eliminate spades from West's hand, leaving him with just clubs.  Then he would have no choice but to give you a ruff-and-discard.

Let's see how it goes...

The club finesse is successful, so you play ♣ A to eliminate that suit.  When you tackle the diamond suit, East drops the singleton ♦ Q.  After playing four rounds of diamonds, you are left with 5 cards - three spades and two trumps in both hands.  West has ♥ Q, ♣ K and three other black cards.  What are they likely to be?

During the play, East discarded ♠ 4, ♠ 3 and ♣ 5.  It looks like he is keeping Qxx in spades. maybe QTx.  If East started with 5-5 in the black suits and 3 red cards then West can only have two spades!  It's a good chance anyway.

So play ♠ A and ♠ K, before throwing West in with ♥ Q.  He has to lead a club and you are home and dry!