An emotional day for Tottenham fans as they are set to watch an FA Cup game at White Hart Lane for what is almost certainly the final time before moving to their new ground.

The Lane has seen its fair share of FA Cup action down the years. 

Lots of memories.

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Tottenham, who are 48 league places above Millwall, are flying high in the Premier League. They are currently second and still have hope of catching Chelsea.

The Lions are firmly in the promotion mix in League One. They are sixth and have probably forgotten what it is like to lose since their last defeat in any competition was back on 17 December.

Tottenham, though, have not lost at White Hart Lane all season, winning 15 out of 17 games and only conceding eight goals. Three of those goals were scored by League Two Wycombe in the fourth round of the FA Cup.

A fascinating battle lies ahead.

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Jamie, Cheltenham: Best: Richard Keogh, so solid. Worst: I would have to say Michail Antonio but look at him now!!! 

Stuart Hunt: Best = Leon Osman for Derby in 2004. Saved us from relegation single-handedly. Recalled by Everton and never looked back.

Former Tottenham and Millwall striker Teddy Sheringham, speaking to Jermaine Jenas on Facebook Live at White Hart Lane: "It’s a fantastic day for Millwall and they’ll be loving this coming here. They’ll have a fun day.

"On the playing side, Neil Harris will want them to carry on performing as they have been in the FA Cup. This might suit Millwall as they’re very solid and they have two very good centre forwards in Steve Morison and Lee Gregory. They’ll be tough to beat.

"I’ve seen quite a bit of Millwall this season. Neil Harris knows the club inside out and there’s a real unity there with him in charge.

"On Spurs, I’ve been really impressed with Mauricio Pochettino ever since he came in. You can tell the players like playing in the way they do. The organisation is there and they’re all producing on a team scale."

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Spurs make four changes from the team which beat Everton last weekend but retain the spine of the side.

In come Michel Vorm, Kieran Trippier, Harry Winks and Son Heung-min for Hugo Lloris, Kyle Walker, Mousa Dembele and Christian Eriksen. Harry Kane takes the skipper's armband.

Tottenham XI: Vorm, Trippier, Alderweireld, Dier, Vertonghen, Davies, Wanyama, Winks, Son, Alli, Kane.

Millwall make two changes from the side which beat MK Dons in their last outing. In comes the experienced striker Steve Morison and the tricky midfielder Jed Wallace. 

Millwall XI: King, Cummings, Cooper, Webster, Craig, O’Brien, Thompson, Williams, Wallace, Gregory, Morison. 

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Tottenham versus Millwall is live on BBC One, with build up starting from 13:30 GMT. 

You can also watch it live on this page as well.

Tottenham name a strong side to face Millwall, with Harry Kane and Dele Alli both starting. Four changes in total for Spurs.

Tottenham XI: Vorm, Trippier, Alderweireld, Dier, Vertonghen, Davies, Wanyama, Winks, Son, Alli, Kane.  

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Match of the Day

Joshua King has been typical of the way Bournemouth have been playing lately, and he showed great character to recover from an awful penalty miss in the game's early stages. He put in a brilliant performance, and scored the winning goal. It takes an awful lot to do that. 

It is always a joy to watch Eddie Howe's teams play, and you could see how united they were in the celebrations at the end. They've got a big game coming up against Swansea next, but you feel they are now going in the right direction.

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Danny, Oxford: Best: Kemar Roofe, from WBA. Magical. Worst: Lewis Guy, from MK. Ran a lot but missed open goals.

Jim Jam: Jermain Defoe as a teenager at Bournemouth   

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Match of the Day

Aitor Karanka said he thought his team were magnificent but there are of course things he can do to improve. City were queuing up to score after just three minutes and they should really have had five or six goals. 

Pep Guardiola has never finished a season without winning a trophy and his side are looking very good now. 

Alex Bruce
Hull City defender on MOTD2 Extra

To be able to compete with Barcelona or Bayern Munich or any of these top European teams, Arsenal need to spend some money. 

They are a million miles off those clubs at the moment and when they are spending a lot of money on players like Granit Xhaka, who in my opinion is not a top player, they need to look at their recruitment processes. 

Matlock Town seem pretty happy with their loan signing!

We're live on Facebook with Jermaine Jenas & Teddy Sheringham at White Hart Lane.

Get your questions in.

Leon Osman
Ex-Everton & England midfielder on MOTD2 Extra

With such uncertainty at Arsenal, the players in that dressing room must feel apprehensive. 

I have been in that position when you don't know where you will be in a year, you aren't sure if you will fit in under a new manager and it's that uncertainty that can cause problems. 

Alex Bruce
Hull City defender on MOTD2 Extra

I think Arsenal fans should be careful what they wish for. You saw how hard Manchester United found it to replace Sir Alex Ferguson. 

Personally I think people should pay him a little more respect because he has been there a long time and has brought loads of success. 

I know I wouldn't like to be the man who fills his boots. It will be interesting to see what happens. 

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Match of the Day

Lincoln revitalised the FA Cup, their run was magical. Arsenal came in wounded, there was a lack of confidence early on, but the goal just before half-time was perfect. 

Them needing that goal to settle them down was some compliment to Lincoln, but the Gunners played with a real swagger in the second half. Still, Lincoln can hold their heads very high. 

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Stuie Neale: Unfortunately Lazar Markovic didnt work at Liverpool  

David Purdy: Best: Anelka. Worst: Victor Moses, before he was tearing the league apart as a wing back. Not many to choose from...   

I presume you also mean Liverpool, David.

And in the FA Cup there were wins for both Arsenal and Manchester City. Both pretty comfortable as well.

• Lincoln's stunning FA Cup run ended by five-star Arsenal
• Manchester City win 2-0 at Middlesbrough to progress

There were three games in the Premier League yesterday and no shortage of goals:

• Hull boosted their survival hopes by beating Swansea 2-1
• Bournemouth edged West Ham 3-2 in a thrilling encounter
• Everton eased past West Brom 3-0