Eriksen scores two to put Spurs into League Cup final
Tottenham to meet Chelsea at Wembley on 1 March
18-year-old Adams nets twice in late Blades fightback
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Atletico finish with nine men after stormy clash
Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live
"Sheffield United need more creativity in the final third tonight. They were excellent at White Hart Lane without really looking like scoring but tonight they need to score first.
"But if they stay in the game until 70 minutes, if it's 0-0, then you never know. One goal takes it to extra time."
Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino: "We expect a tough game in Sheffield. We need to focus on our game and be aggressive.
"We need to forget the first leg and treat the game like it is 0-0. We have 90 minutes ahead which will be very tough. To go the final we must be clever.
"We always practice penalties. Every week."
Image source, PASheffield United boss Nigel Clough: "The atmosphere will be crucial. It is a full house and our fans are some of the most vociferous in the land.
"We always practice penalties. If you offered us penalties now, we'd take it."
Dean Grainger:, external We have three defensive midfielders starting?, Get rid of one for Dembele, stick Eriksen behind Kane, stick to what's won us so many away.
Image source, @SpursofficialFifteen minutes to kick-off. Snow continues to fall on Bramall Lane but it has eased.
Robert in Clitheroe: Jamal Campbell-Ryce had Ben Davies in so many knots in the first leg that even Bayden Powell couldn't undo him (Dib-Dib, Dob-Dob) Yet he gets selected again. I hope Davies promises "to do his best" unlike last week. #COYS.
Something strange has been going on at Sheffield United since Nigel Clough was appointed manager in October 2013. After he took charge of his first cup match the following month, the Blades have been an irresistible force in knockout competitions, while failing to match that form in League One. Indeed, in 2014 they set a record for shocks in cup competitions - beating six opponents from higher divisions.
Since Clough took over, they have beaten five Premier League teams and lost just twice to top-flight opponents - the FA Cup semi-final defeat by Hull and last week's League Cup semi-final first-leg game at Tottenham.
Since the graphic above was produced, the Blades have drawn 1-1 at Preston in the FA Cup and could entertain Manchester United in the fifth round.
Scott, Windsor: Costa doesn't really have a leg to stand on! (Sorry, couldn't help it)
Tim Vickery
BBC Sport
Image source, Getty Images"When Diego Costa first came to Chelsea, the very first thing he did was get Cesc Fabregas to act as an interpreter and tell John Terry: "John, I am going to get into a battle with the defence every game. If it goes off I want your support."
David Mackey:, external Poch wants to up the tempo so plays Mousa Dembele. I think even winter passes quicker.
Image source, @SUFC_tweetsLots of interest in Argentina around this tie - and not just because of Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino. Sheffield United fans of a certain age will remember Alejandro Sabella turning out at Bramall Lane in 1978. That's the same Alejandro Sabella who managed Argentina last summer's World Cup.
The story goes that United manager Harry Haslam travelled to Argentina on a scouting mission. He wanted to sign Diego Maradona but returned with Sabella.
Apparently his wife was less enthusiastic about swapping Buenos Aires for the Steel City, adding: "It seems to be a very quiet life here. In the evenings in Sheffield there doesn't appear to be a lot of nightlife."
Image source, Getty ImagesEddie, Norfolk: I'm not going tonight but went to Sheffield Utd away in the League Cup in 1990, a 2-0 Spurs win, Gazza & Paul Stewart, more of the same tonight please Spurs!
Half an hour until kick-off and snow is now falling heavily on Bramall Lane. Many of Tottenham's players are wearing gloves and long-sleeved tops during the pre-match warm-up. It's a horrible night in the Steel City.
Image source, Getty ImagesAdam Cornish:, external If tonight's League Cup game is as interesting as last night's game then I'll never get my homework for college done.
No doubt about the biggest football story of the day. Chelsea forward Diego Costa has been charged with violent conduct by the Football Association following the League Cup semi-final against Liverpool on Tuesday.
The Spain striker is accused of stamping on Liverpool defender Emre Can in the 12th minute of the 1-0 victory. He faces a three-match ban and could miss Saturday's league match with Manchester City at Stamford Bridge. The player has until 18:00 GMT on Thursday to respond to the charge.
Former Republic of Ireland winger Kevin Kilbane at Bramall Lane
"Why have Spurs left out goalkeeper Hugo Lloris? Michel Vorm made a bad mistake against Leicester at the weekend and he is under real pressure tonight. Sheffield United will target Vorm from set-pieces and it's snowing already. That won't help him.
"Lloris is one of the best keepers in the world, never mind the Premier League. It's baffling."
Matt, Harold Wood: Well if Spurs do go out tonight it won't be because Poch put out a weakened team.
Eddie, Norfolk: I'm not going tonight but went to Sheffield Utd away in the League Cup in 1990, a 2-0 Spurs win, Gazza & Paul Stewart, more of the same tonight please Spurs!
Image source, Getty ImagesDespite going out of the FA Cup to Leicester City last weekend, Tottenham remain on course for a cup double. As well as the League Cup, Spurs still have an interest in the Europa League and face a two-legged last-32 tie against Fiorentina next month.
BBC Radio 5 live
Image source, Getty ImagesFormer Sheffield United and Tottenham midfielder Michael Brown on 5 live: "You certainly wouldn't back against Sheffield United. I think they have been fantastic in all the games they have played against Premier League opposition and they showed last week what they're all about.
"They weren't afraid and they played really, really well on the night. It will be very difficult for Tottenham tonight and they must improve from the last game.
"You look at last weekend and there were some amazing results. Bradford only a couple of years ago got to the final so why not for Sheffield United? Tottenham must start a lot quicker and more confident. I don't think the weather is going to help them tonight but they need to be much stronger than the first game."