Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

So many basic things today that you expect to be a given from a Premier League team, just haven't been done.

West Ham's best players have been their youngest - Cullen, Rice and Burke.

While Shrewsbury have had a lot of good performers.

We have six minutes to go of this affair which has been littered with poor passing, poor crossing and generally poor everything.

Jon Nolan is still busy for the home side and breaks through their midfield, forcing a foul from Pedro Obiang. Can they produce quality with this free-kick?

John Southall
BBC Radio 5 live football reporter at Wembley

It could be a long afternoon for Wimbledon, they’ve struggled to get out of their own half but they’re holding firm but for how long?

Seeing the blue shirts on the Wembley pitch brings back those memories from 30 years ago, they’ll need a similar heroic effort from 1988 to win this.

Andy Reid
Former Nottingham Forest and Tottenham midfielder

It was a fantastic stop by George Long. Erik Lamela tried to dink it over the keeper but he made a great save.

A great save from George Long to deny Erik Lamela. He was released by Harry Kane, only had Long to beat and tried to chip it over the advancing keeper.

However, Long gets a hand to it and keeps it out. Just.

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Josh Cullen's dental issue and Stuart Pearce's concern for him on the touchline is the most interesting thing we've seen in this game.

Bizarrely, with blood around his mouth, Cullen is now being asked to change his shorts because of blood on them. Yeah, good idea, I mean that's just what the kid needs.

Still Tottenham press, Erik Lamela scoops the ball over the top of the defence, but none of his team-mates can get on the end of it.

A job well done so far for AFC Wimbledon.

Josh Cullen has a cut lip, high boot from Abu Ogogo. That's one man on each side with claret on their face.

Alex Rodman is coming off while Cullen gets treatment, Max Lowe trots on. No player kept the ball better than Rodman for Shrewsbury with 87% completion.

Yuck. I can confirm Cullen had a tooth kicked out of his mouth. That's £1 for him from the fairy.

Harry Kane shot over the top earlier on, but has a better effort just now. He strikes from 20 yards out, it is heading into the far corner, but George Long, at full stretch, manages to get two hands to it, to keep it out.

Abu Ogogo slaloms through a challenge or two and keeps on running, shaping to shoot before continuing his run. He ends up wide in the area and flicks the ball back to a team-mate but West Ham manage to hold things up. Ogogo has it again and crosses low... that's easy for Joe Hart.

During the half-time break, Gary Lineker, Alan Shearer and Ian Wright took great interest in West Ham keeper Joe Hart's issues with the Shrewsbury sunshine.

Cheikhou Kouyate is interested in a ball which bounces dangerously near the Shrewsbury box but Omar Beckles deals with it.

West Ham have improved a little in the last 10 minutes. They look to be bunching the middle of the park with an extra body in order to create more options on the ball.

Javier Hernandez comes off, Antonio Martinez comes on. I believe this is his competitive debut.

Andy Reid
Former Nottingham Forest and Tottenham midfielder

It was a fantastic effort by Jimmy Abdou. The ball was laid back by Lyle Taylor. That has to be a wake-up call for Tottenham.

Then again, maybe not.

So, so close to an AFC Wimbledon opener. Lyle Taylor, with his back to goal, does well to hold up the ball and lay it off for Jimmy Abdou. He curls a shot at goal, but Michel Vorm does superbly to push it on to the crossbar.

A header from Jonathan Meades is just wide, but it wouldn't have counted anyway as Lyle Taylor's corner from the right drifted out of play before it reached Meades.

But, surely, if AFC Wimbledon are to have any success then it will be from a set-piece.

Suspect defending from Tottenham, and it is another corner for the visitors.

AFC Wimbledon have a corner. The away fans celebrate as if they have just scored.

Andy Reid
Former Nottingham Forest and Tottenham midfielder

On his left foot you expected Harry Kane to score that. It's strange to see a striker of that quality miss that.

Don't give Harry Kane space. You would have thought it would be pretty obvious. But, there he is, free at the back post after AFC Wimbledon fail to clear a Kieran Trippier ball into the box.

Luckily for the visitors, Kane's radar is a bit off this time and he shoots over.