It's time to wrap this. So, now we know the first major domestic silverware of the season will be contested between Chelsea and Tottenham. Sheffield United gave it everything and could yet face an FA Cup date with Manchester United. But it's Spurs who are going to Wembley. Time to wheel out Chas and Dave.

Matt, Manchester: Is nobody going to comment on Jan Vertonghen grabbing a player by the throat and pushing him to the floor? A blatant red card completely ignored.

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Sheffield United goalscorer Che Adams: "I want some more appearances like that but it won't be in this cup and I'm cup tied for the other one! I played for Ilkeston in the preliminary rounds.

"It was crazy! Some of the Spurs players play for England, they're French! I'm proud. It is a lot to take in.

"I am getting texts every day but I am trying to keep my head down. The manager knows what I can do and I did it tonight. It was unfortunate tonight. I didn't know what to do when I scored."

Here's the latest update from the hospital, where Tricia has given birth to a baby boy named Harry. We asked if the little lad was named after Mr Kane...

Tricia in Portsmouth: A family name actually..."it's one of our own, it's one of our own!"

What a terrific finish. And you can watch it again, with highlights of tonight's clash between Sheffield United and Tottenham on the League Cup Show.

Join Manish and the team at 23:15 GMT on BBC One, or if you're a resident of Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland, from 23:40 GMT.

Cameron Johnson:, external FA Cup semi-finalists last year and Capital One Cup semi-finalists this season. Sheffield United are easily capable of a higher league.

Sheffield United's next game? Swindon at home in League One this Saturday. The Blades are in their fourth straight season in the third-tier.

Tottenham defender Kyle Walker speaking on Sky Sports: "The dressing room is very happy and it is always great to get to a final and hopefully we can now go on and win it.

"From the first game we saw how organised Sheffield United were and we knew they would cause us problems. We had to make sure we matched them for work rate. Sheffield United pulled some goals back but we showed some bottle and Christian came up with the winner.

"We always believe we can score at the end of games as we have done it so many times this season. Chelsea are a fantastic team but we are hoping to go to Wembley and win."

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Former Tottenham and England defender Ledley King:, external Great for Spurs to reach the League Cup final. Brilliant from Christian Eriksen. Could history repeat itself against Chelsea at Wembley?

Tottenham defeated Chelsea 2-1 in the 2008 League Cup final, with goals from Dimitar Berbatov and Jonathan Woodgate.

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino on the Football League Show: "For sure I was worried, it is football! Over the two legs we deserved to go to Wembley but you need to create chances, score and kill the game.

"We gave the possibility to Sheffield and when they scored the second goal it was difficult. Football is emotion. Now we are happy for the players, they deserve the right to play at Wembley and for our supporters it is the most important goal.

"It is my first final at Wembley, it is new to me and new to a lot of our players, but we will enjoy it."

No doubt Tottenham fans are already making plans for their big Wembley day out on 1 March, but Spurs have some big game between now and then. They have four Premier League fixtures against West Brom (a), Arsenal (h), Liverpool (a) and West Ham (h). In addition, they face Italian side Fiorentina in the last-32 of the Europa League over two legs on 19 and 26 February.

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Tottenham striker Harry Kane:, external WEMBLEY!!!!!

Dan: Moments like this don't happen very often for Spurs? Third League Cup final and fifth Wembley appearance in seven years.

Sheffield United boss Nigel Clough speaking on Sky Sports: "I am incredibly proud of the players and what they gave over the two games. It was just a bit of quality that made the difference. Eriksen's two goals tonight were superb.

"When we were a goal down we knew one goal would change the complexion of the game and the crowd really got into it. We are delighted with Che Adams tonight, we like the look of him. But he is still quite raw but he has lots of potential.

"We will take lots of positives from tonight and when we get the crowd behind us we are a force at home."

It's Mauricio Pochettino's 43rd birthday the day after the League Cup final. What a present for the Argentine if his Spurs players can defeat Chelsea and land silverware in his first season in charge at White Hart Lane.

Tricia in Portsmouth: Still watching in hospital... looks like little Harry is getting the full Spurs experience on his first day in the world!

One question from the BBC Sport team, Tricia. Is Harry named after Harry Kane? Or Harry Redknapp?

Tottenham's two-goal hero Christian Eriksen speaking to Sky Sports: "Sheffield United definitely gave us a big fight. They gained confidence after they scored their first goal, the second one was a bit lucky but we came back at the end.

"This season when we have been in front we have given stupid goals away and it is something we need to stop doing. Chelsea will probably want revenge in the final but I am really looking forward it."

Credit to Sheffield United for pushing Tottenham so far. The League One club put up a terrific fight in the end and could yet have another big cup date to look forward to. Nigel Clough's side will entertain Manchester United in the fifth round of the FA Cup if the Blades see off Preston in a replay next week and Louis van Gaal's side defeat Cambridge.

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It's party time for Tottenham's 5,500 travelling fans. None of them are leaving as Mauricio Pochettino's players head to the away area at Bramall Lane to salute them. Moments like this don't happen very often for Spurs. They're lapping it up.

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