Oh hello. Rochdale want a penalty after a tumble in the Spurs box. Ref Bobby Madley shakes his head.

Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Really calm finish from Lucas Moura. One of the few times Rochdale have been opened up and Spurs didn't panic.

You can hear the Spurs fans and what it means to them.

Spurs free-kick on the right side, all the lads from the back go up. Danny Rose stands over it (with a one-step run-up?!)...

Rubbish. It doesn't even reach the box.

Spurs are trying to knock the ball around in midfield and suck some of the juice out of their eager opponents.

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Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

I tell you where Rochdale have impressed me, their midfield three of Cannon, Camps and Kitching have been better than the Spurs three.

It's a really tight midfield three for Rochdale, there's not a lot of space in their.

Spurs need to use the wide areas better to get any joy.

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Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Tottenham might need a freshen up for soon especially when you have the quality that they have on the bench.

It would be a remarkable achievement for Rochdale but there's a long way to go yet.

Much. much better from Spurs. Harry Winks drives forward from the halfway line, like Gazza in his pomp, shooting low towards the bottom right corner. Meat and drink though for Josh Lillis who gathers gratefully to his chest.

I can hear few expletives coming out of Spurs-supporting mouths in the away end. When they've stopped swearing they sing for Harry Kane. He's on the bench remember.

Tottenham haven't clicked in the final third at all. A hopefull punt from the right towards Fernando Llorente is coolly headed back to keeper Josh Lillis by centre-back Jimmy McNulty. As a cucumber.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

It looks as though Lucas Moura has come over to the left and Son Heung-Min has gone up front - reverting to a 4-4-2 which makes sense to me.

The Rochdale defence has been looking comfortable, an extra body in the box might cause them a problem.

Rochdale again begin the half full of energy as they look to give Spurs a mountain to climb. Home midfielder Matty Done (pron Doan) hits a cross long and out for a goal-kick.

"He's over-Done it," says Danny Murphy. Tumbleweed.

Alan Shearer
Former Newcastle striker on BBC One

You know what the Rochdale manager Keith Hill will be saying to them. 'More of the same, keep passing and keep playing as you are'. They will be under pressure though, of that I'm in no doubt.

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We go again. No changes for either side. Keith Hill is sipping on a cup-a -soup.

The Spurs lads have been sent back out early - presumably with a flea from Mauricio Pochettino ringing in their ears. The Argentine looks grumpy as hell as he sits back in the dugout.

Keith Hill, on the other hand, is laughing like he's just heard the Edinburgh Fringe joke award.

I'll resist saying Spurs have been a joke. Waaaay.

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AJ2: C'mon Rochdale! Tottenham are getting absolutely bullied in the first half.

James Gilmour: 45 minutes away from yet another famous FA Cup upset.

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Jermaine Jenas
Former Tottenham midfielder on BBC One

Spurs have not approached the game right. Rochdale have been right on top of Tottenham showing them zero respect.

Rochdale are actually playing three at the back and it is causing Spurs a lot of problems.

Alan Shearer
Former Newcastle striker on BBC One

They are bottom of League One. You'd have never have thought that the way they are passing the ball. They've got the goal and could've had a penalty.

They've stretched the pitch, got wide and put great crosses in.

Underdogs Rochdale played the perfect counter attack to cause distress to the visiting side, but cheer for their home fans.

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