Another corner for Spurs. Another Burnley head first to it as Matthew Lowton rises to clear.

Into the last half hour.

Bit of handbags as Ben Mee is not impressed with the way Vincent Janssen fell under his challenge.

A bit of a talking to from referee Stuart Attwell and all appears well.

Watford have scored against Sunderland - ensuring this game is currently the clear favourite for last place in tonight's Match of the Day running order.

Not too many Spurs games this season would've fallen to that last spot.

Andre Gray has kept the Spurs defence honest, despite not having any great chances, but is now withdrawn for Sam Vokes.

Lovely stuff from Burnley as Barnes, Arfield and Boyd combine to try and open up the Spurs defence, before Barnes' shot is blocked.

Excellent work from Tom Heaton to keep out Ben Davies' stinging left-foot drive.

George Boyd does well down the right, cutting on to his left foot, but Spurs are able to block before Stephen Ward's follow-up effort hits Ashley Barnes in an offside position.

Still all very scrappy - Moussa Sissoko now with a dreadful touch when well-placed.

Vincent Janssen forces Tom Heaton into a decent low save and the Burnley keeper does just about enough to prevent Moussa Sissoko pouncing on the rebound.

The hosts are content to concede a corner that they then clear.

...but Eriksen's free-kick is straight against the Burnley wall.

Spurs haven't scored a direct free-kick this season and on today's evidence, you can see why.

First booking of the game and it's for England and Burnley centre back Michael Keane as he finds himself the wrong side of Vincent Janssen and resorts to hauling down the Dutchman.

Christian Eriksen is interested...

Joey Barton tries to find a Burnley head in the area with a cross from deep but Hugo Lloris is able to gather.

And we're off again...

Will Perry for Final Score at Turf Moor: "Harry Winks had his boot and sock off. He rolled into the Burnley dugout. Worrying moments for Harry Winks. It looks like an ankle injury."

Ok, with all the delays the players are just coming back onto the Turf Moor pitch. We should be back under way shortly.

Watch as Adam from FA People's Cup team London Elite amazes  England Under-21 internationals Harry Winks, Nathaniel Chalobah and Demarai Gray  with some silky skills during a friendly kickabout before the semi-finals of the five-a-side competition.

For more FA People's Cup action, watch our semi-final highlights programme,  available on the iPlayer now and on the Red Button today at 17:30, 21:20 and 23:55, repeated tomorrow from 08:55 (all BST).

In truth, that was a poor half from Spurs as they played right into Burnley's hands, making countless errors as the hosts harried and hassled them.

Their attack looks shorn of its usual menace and they've lost both Victor Wanyama and Harry Winks to injuries, the latter looking very serious.

That said, Dele Alli should have put Spurs ahead, firing wide as Christian Eriksen's shot was parried straight into his path.

Burnley have posed plenty of questions in attack too and will fancy adding another big-club scalp at Turf Moor.

The stalemate remains at Turf Moor. Huge concern for Harry Winks here. He's carried off on a stretcher shortly after the half-time whistle.

And sure enough Winks is replaced before the break as Moussa Sissoko comes on.

Image source, Reuters

Unfortunately Winks really does not look likely to return - pretty much all the Spurs medical team are tending to him on the side as the game goes on.

Postpublished at 44 mins

44 mins

Burnley 0-0 Tottenham

A Spurs attack is broken up and as Stephen Ward comes forward he evades the challenge of Harry Winks, who loses his balance and goes tumbling off the side of the pitch, clutching his left ankle.

The youngster looks in terrible pain. Could Spurs lose both their central midfielders before the interval here?