Supersub Harry Kane came on to put his side in front, but it ultimately wasn't enough.

And here's the moment Spurs thought they had nicked it...

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at the Crown Oil Arena

After breathing a sigh of relief at Tottenham's second goal, Spurs chairman Daniel Levy had to sit back in silence for a second time as the stadium erupted.

The visitors hung around a bit before making their exit.

At least they know the drill with the replay after Newport in the last round.

Alan Shearer
Former Newcastle striker on BBC One

It's just an incredible game of football. Rochdale deserved to be in front at half-time. Tottenham dominated in the second half and brought the big boys on to change the game and we thought that was it but what credit to Rochdale.

For Spurs fans, the journey home is going to be as long as the one back from Newport in the previous round. Or maybe worse after watching their side fight back from behind to be seconds away from the quarter-finals.

Smiling eyes and beaming faces everywhere, or nearly everywhere, around Spotland. Dale chairman Chris Dunphy is grinning like he has just won the lottery. He has just won the football lottery with this trip to Wembley for the replay.

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Spotland

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Absolute pandemonium at Spotland when that Dale equaliser went in.

Wow. Just wow.

Let's be honest we all thought Dale were dead and buried, didn't we?

And that's why we love football. League One's bottom side have fought back to nick a draw against one of the Premier League big boys.

Spotland can't believe it!

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Unbelievable. They've picked themselves up with spirit and determination and what a good finish from the substitute Steve Davies.

I'm pleased for the whole club, they have played tremendously well and get a trip to Wembley.

Rochdale have a free-kick in the Spurs half. Lump it in...

Into the first of FOUR minute stoppage time.

"Wembley, Wembley. we're the famous Tottenham Hotspur and we're off the Wem-ber-leee!" sing the away fans.

A bit too early? Or is there one last chance for Rochdale?

No way back for Rochdale now one would imagine.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Great penalty. The keeper went the right way but the pace on the ball beat him. It was right in the corner. Harry Kane has got super confidence hasn't he.

It doesn't seem to matter how long he is on the pitch for. He always seems to score.

Heartbreak for Rochdale... perhaps? Dale defender Harrison McGahey is bamboozled by the fresh legs of Dele Alli, who skips around him in the box and teases out a clumsy challenge.

Ref Bobby Madley instantly blows his whistle and points to the spot. Over to Harry Kane and Josh Lillis...

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Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

It's last ditch now for Rochdale. They are hanging on but they deserve a replay.

The sheer guts and determination they have shown to stay in this match.

"Shoooot!" shout the Spurs fans every time Victor Wanyama gets the ball within striking distance. This time he does have a pop, but he can't replicate THAT Anfield moment as Josh Lillis gathers.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

It was a super tackle from Jimmy McNulty. You've got two central defenders with cramp now which says a lot about what Rochdale have put into this.

If you had told these Rochdale players and supporters earlier that they'd still be in the game with seven minutes to play they'd have been very happy.

I'm not sure they'll survive though. Spurs have set up camp in Rochdale territory.

Erik Lamela almost finds a way through, his deflected shot loops up off two despairing lunges from Dale defenders and goes goalwards... Matt Done is perfectly placed on the goalline to head clear.

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