Burnley

Burnley are unchanged - again! Incredible consistency. Danny Ings leads the line.

Tottenham

Tottenham make three changes from the win over Leicester before the international break. Harry Kane is captain for the first time, Hugo Lloris is injured, Andros Townsend misses out and Paulinho makes a rare start.

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Spanish La Liga

Real Madrid haven't scored for more than 10 minutes. Rubbish.

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Tottenham's Ryan Mason believes his breakthrough alongside team-mate Harry Kane proves home-grown talent can prosper at the highest level.

The pair both came through the Spurs academy, as well as the England Under-21 set-up, and they made their full international debuts last week.

Striker Kane, 21, has also scored 29 goals in 43 games for Spurs.

"It's important to bring young players through if they're good enough," said 23-year-old midfielder Mason.

"You look at the Germans and the Spanish, they are not better than us technically. It is just they get given the opportunity younger in their league, so then they get the opportunity to come and play here.

"I understand there is a lot of pressure on managers to get instant results, but English players know the league, and for them to be given the opportunity and the time as well, there is plenty of talent out there."

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Burnley boss Sean Dyche could manage England in the future, says Clarets defender Michael Duff.

Dyche, 43 and Burnley manager since October 2012, led them to promotion to the Premier League last season.

Asked if Dyche could manage the national team, Duff said: "He's managed to get the best out of us - why not?

"Most of our players have played most of their careers in the Championship or lower. We are up against multi-million pound squads and alive and kicking."

The Clarets have scored just 14 goals in 15 Premier League home games this season, while Spurs have kept just one clean sheet in their last 13 Premier League away matches. Goals on the cards?

This will be the fourth meeting between these two sides this season after Spurs won their home league fixture and also won at home in the replay after a draw at Turf Moor in the FA Cup.

Real Madrid scored seven times in 31 minutes either side of half-time. Seven!

MOTD2 Extra

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This is silly now! Karim Benzema gets his second of the day after more cowboy defending. Watford won't be taking many of these lads...

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They could be on for double figures here. Granada's defence are having a protest at having to play on a national holiday, again they go missing as Cristiano Ronaldo heads in his fourth of the day.

Fill your boots.

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Pathetic defending again as Karim Benzema is allowed to chest down a corner and smash in.

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A Tottenham win at Turf Moor has been a long time coming. Is today the day?We will have team news in around 20 minutes.

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The margin for Tottenham error is decreasing by the week. Their defeat, and the manner of it, at Manchester United was a setback.

Quite simply they have to maintain their momentum to keep pace with the Champions League contenders.

If you had said to the Clarets boss last August that they would be only a point from safety with eight games to go, he would certainly have taken the current scenario. Remember, they didn't win any of their opening ten matches.

They have the spirit and fight to take it to the wire; whether they have the quality remains to be seen. Goal scoring remains a concern - just 26 all season.

Two Premier League 'rejects' are ripping it up in La Liga this morning but what can our current crop serve up after lunch?

A reminder if you are just tuning in that our first game of the day comes from Turf Moor, where Tottenham are the visitors.

In the words of Ron Burgundy, wow! That escalated quickly. More crisp-packet wrists from the Granada keeper as Cristiano Ronaldo bullets a 20-yarder right through him. An eight-minute hat-trick!

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