Jan Vertonghen floats a long pass over the top for Vincent Janssen to chase but the ball easily wins the race to the byline.

...it's a poor routine from Harry Winks but it rebounds off George Boyd for another corner.

Christian Eriksen takes this time but Burnley rise to clear the danger before Vincent Janssen hacks down Joey Barton to give the hosts a free-kick.

Lovely ball forward from Toby Alderweireld, looking for former Burnley man Kieran Trippier, but Stephen Ward is across to snuff out the danger.

Spurs keep up the pressure though and win an early corner off Ben Mee...

Joey Barton lets Dele Alli know he's there early on, clipping the young England international's heels.

The first of many?

And we're under way...

Today's replacement for the injured Harry Kane is Vincent Janssen, making his first league start of 2017.

Indeed, it's only the Dutchman's sixth ever Premier League start as he still searches for his first league goal from open play.

He starts today because Son Heung-min played 90 minutes for South Korea in Seoul on Tuesday.

Can Janssen prove he isn't the second coming of Roberto Soldado with a vital goal for Spurs today?

Chris Powell
Former England full-back on Final Score

The way Spurs play is almost always focused on getting the ball to Harry Kane and more often than not he delivers but when he is not available to play, what do you do? 

Do you bring in a top striker who knows he won't play unless Kane is injured? It's a difficult position they are in. 

It's a huge void to fill - at the moment Vincent Janssen isn't quite there but it's a big confidence boost for him to be in the starting line up today.  

Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert

Nobody has gone to Burnley and rolled Sean Dyche's team over and I think they will pick up another point here as they keep edging towards Premier League safety.

Prediction:  1-1

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Liverpool's win over Everton earlier takes the Reds level with Tottenham on 59 points so a victory for the visitors here is crucial in terms of keeping the pressure on Chelsea and keeping away from the chasing pack.

But Burnley will be a stern test and are unlikely to be mentally on the beach yet with the a top-half finish still very achievable.

We're five minutes away from kick-off at Turf Moor.

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino on Harry Kane's injury:  "He will be fit before the end of the season and we believe he can be available in the near future.

"I cannot provide a time it will take for him to be available again, but I don't think it will be too long."

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• Tottenham have only won six of their 36 top-flight matches at Burnley, most recently in March 1976.
• Burnley's only victory in five Premier League fixtures against Spurs was 4-2 at home in May 2010.

• Burnley have won 83% of their home games in the Premier League, the highest percentage of any side in the history of the competition.

• The Clarets need just a point to match their highest Premier League points tally of 33.

• Tottenham have only lost once in their last 13 Premier League matches (W10, D2, L1)
• Spurs are unbeaten in all six Premier League fixtures without Harry Kane this season (W3, D3).

Burnley manager Sean Dyche:  "It's been five of the last six away from home, which is a tough task for anyone, so we are certainly looking forward to getting back to the Turf.

"Now we are back at Turf Moor for five of our last nine - and although that doesn't guarantee anything, I think it's fair to say statistically it gives us more chance of getting more points on the board.

"Even if you look at Spurs, their away record is nowhere near their home record. It just goes to show that it's tough on the road in the Premier League."

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So this is 13th against second in the Premier League but it's also a battle of two sixth-placed sides.

Burnley are sixth in the PL home table, having taken an impressive 29 points from 14 games at Turf Moor so far.

Spurs occupy the same place in the PL away table, with only 18 points from 13 games on the road.

The Clarets are, of course, bottom of the away table, while Spurs are top of the home table, helping to explain their respective overall league positions.

Steve Bower
Match of the Day commentator

Spurs have never had as many points at this stage of a Premier League season but they know they have to keep on winning.

It was an important psychological step for them to get over the line  last time out against Southampton  without Harry Kane. Dele Alli, who has 11 goals in his last 12 league games, looks ready to assume more responsibility.

A glance at Burnley's hugely impressive home record will remind Spurs of the task ahead at Turf Moor.

Sean Dyche's team will be delighted to be back in Lancashire, having played their last four games on the road, and Tottenham are only too aware that they are a different proposition at home.

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Burnley are unchanged from the side who drew 0-0 with Sunderland last time out, but midfielder Steven Defour could feature for the first time since January as he makes the bench.

Burnley XI: Heaton, Lowton, Keane, Mee, Ward, Boyd, Barton, Hendrick, Arfield, Gray, Barnes.

Subs: Flanagan, Brady, Westwood, Vokes, Tarkowski, Defour, Robinson.

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Tottenham make three changes from the team who beat Southampton 2-1, with Kieran Trippier in for Kyle Walker, Harry Winks starts in place of Mousa Dembele and Vincent Janssen is up front instead of Son Heung-Min. 

Tottenham XI:  Lloris, Trippier, Dier, Alderweireld, Vertonghen, Davies, Wanyama, Winks, Eriksen, Dele, Janssen.

Subs:  Vorm, Carter-Vickers, Walker, Dembele, Sissoko, Nkoudou, Son.

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You've all probably had to endure plenty of naff April Fool's Day pranks and jokes so far today but Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino has came up with one of the best.

Oh, wait, it's actually true. Vincent Janssen starts for Spurs. His first Premier League start of 2017.

Intriguing.

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