Where's Pards' next club? There's a question. Fulham do look likely to reach half time at 1-0 down but they don't look like scoring at all.

Hang on! Clanger from Marcus Bettinelli as the Fulham keeper passes straight to Harry Kane but Stefan Johansen bails his side out of trouble with a great tackle. Both keepers have done that now! 

Chelsea manager Antonio Conte is watching with Carlo Cudicini from the stands, while Alan Pardew is also in attendance. Keeping his eye in. 

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Kevin Logan: if Fulham can somehow get to HT only 1 nil down they are still in this but that's looking very unlikely

John: Son gets goals but how frustrating is he to watch over 90 minutes? Offside all the time, so frustrating.

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Spurs have been by far the superior team, they have been attacking at will. They have opened Fulham up with their creativity and pace.

The home side have not played well, they have not done much when they have had the ball.

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Fulham have often had 70% of possession in games this season but the tables are being turned at the moment, with Spurs having 61% of the play so far. 

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Fulham are not doing themselves any favours, they keep giving the ball away in areas where they are inviting pressure and problems from Spurs.

Fulham are being swamped, Spurs look so good going forwards. Harry Kane has a shot deflected over the top. 

A fine finish to a flowing move, or how not to defend a throw in. 

Harry Winks has the ball in the net for Spurs but the play had long since stopped as Harry Kane was offside. Again, Spurs had an ocean of space on the right. 

Ah it should be two for Spurs, and it comes from another unforced error from Fulham, who need to tighten up considerably if they are to stand any chance here.

The usually infalliible Tom Cairney plays a pass 25 yards from his own goal, but blind and straight to Harry Kane. Not wise.

Kane tees up Christian Eriksen on his right, he should slide it across goal first time but takes a touch and then blazes over the top.

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Kieran Trippier is in every time for Spurs, always in space on the right-hand side. He can't pick out Dele Alli in the middle and is then clattered by Stefan Johansen. Free-kick in a dangerous position - into the wall. 

It's been a decent response from Fulham to going behind, a spell of possession but it goes nowhere. Harry Winks then starts and finishes a counter attack for Spurs, but the midfielder can only head up and over from another Kieran Trippier cross. 

Chas and Dave are being sung by the travelling support, but are Spurs on their way to Wembley?

Not with goalkeeping like that! Michel Vorm plays a silly pass towards Ben Davies but Tom Cairney reads it and cuts it out, he goes for goal first time but Vorm recovers well to make a sprawling save. 

Steve Claridge
Ex-Leicester striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Fulham full-back Scott Malone switched off with Christian Eriksen.

Kieran Trippier just threw it in behind and the ball across was wonderful. It was nicely weighted and dropped to Harry Kane without boucning.

Kane just had to get it goalwards. It was quick thinking from Spurs.

Spurs could, and maybe should, have a second within seconds of the restart. A ball in behind that high line has Fulham in a world of trouble and Dele Alli is one first touch away from a goal. It just gets away from him. 

Christian Eriksen went this close early on...

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13 mins

Fulham 0-0 Tottenham

Tom Cairney needs some treatment after an innocuous looking challenge from Victor Wanyama, who on second viewing caught the Fulham skipper in the face with an accidental swing of the boot. 

Fulham corner now half cleared out to the edge of the area, Scott Malone takes a touch and then fires wide from 25 yards out.