Another late change to tell you about for Swansea - Wayne Routledge has come on to replace Nathan Dyer.

Ben Davies is taken out after a short corner - Ki Sung-yueng moving right across him. Christian Eriksen plants his feet and takes two steps back. The box is loaded - everyone on the six-yard line.

Eriksen shoots - it's low and dipping and Kristoffer Nordfeldt spills it out, but Swansea scramble clear a series of swipes at the rebound, including one from Fernando Llorente.

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Dele Alli is late to the party but he might fancy profiting from these dead-end final minutes. Swansea know they are beaten but are gamely chasing. Spurs look only slightly more interested in adding a fourth.

JS: You can't have people saying it would be a home advantage for Spurs! Six months ago people were talking about the Wembley curse - at least be consistent!

Yousef Doubooni: I love how opposing fans & journalists used terms like ‘hoodoo’ & ‘it is going to be a difficult season for Spurs’ when we moved into Wembley. Now it is apparently an advantage!

Here is Dele Alli - Erik Lamela comes off.

Swansea have made a change too - 22-year-old defender Connor Roberts is on, for Mike van der Hoorn.

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Ah! A mix-up? Son Heung-min is found in the box. The offside line broken, he draws the keeper and plays across goal... but Fernando Llorente is slow to reach it. It might well have been his first touch - and he would have had the whole goal to tap at.

Into the last 10 we go. Looks like Dele Alli is getting ready to come on too.

"Best young player in the world," his manager said on Thursday...

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Lucas Moura has had a fantastic game, he's been a real thorn in Swansea's side.

The player who Tottenham paid all their money for has certainly shown up today.

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Well played Kyle Bartley - the Swansea skipper steps in with a smart tackle to steal the ball from Moussa Sissoko who was on another strong run into the box.

The home side work forward and there is a rare touch in the box for Tammy Abraham - controlling a cross that is too long for him he plays in Tom Carroll on the right, but an overlap idea goes wrong and the ball dribbles out of play.

Under 15 minutes to go now. This game was in all honesty over a long time ago.

Paul Charles: Don't get me wrong, I'm glad we're dominant and all, but do Swansea know this is an FA Cup quarter final?

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Swansea haven't threatened too much in this game but Michel Vorm had to be alive early in the second half.

He pulled off a fantastic double save to deny Martin Olsson and then Tammy Abraham,

Here comes Mr Llorente. Lucas Moura gets a warm round of applause from the away fans as he comes off for the Spanish striker. Mauricio Pochettino grabs Lucas, gives him a big hug and talks into his ear.

Fernando Llorente is limbering up on the sideline. Spurs are stroking the ball coolly among themselves.

Kyle Bartley fences away a Moussa Sissoko cut-back and Swansea counter. When was the last time we saw them in the Spurs half?

It's nice from Tammy Abraham - he protects the ball well and links up with Martin Olsson bounding down the left wing. Olsson is then cleaned out by a Davison Sanchez slide that earns the Spurs man a yellow card.

Michael: Looks like Spurs are going to be playing at Wembley. How exciting...

There's still plenty of time left here, Swansea could be in for a real bruising unless they tighten this up. Spurs look in no mood to let things run loose on their part as Erik Lamela scampers in behind and smashes into Kristoffer Nordfeldt's chest from a tight angle, close range.

Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Great play from Spurs inside the Swansea penalty area but, again, not enough pressure from Swansea which we've mentioned a lot today.

The goalkeeper Nordfeldt should do better again. If you're playing your strongest team then why rest your regular goalkeeper? He's the one who needs rest the least!

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Christian Eriksen takes charge in the box with a delightful little headed flick into Son Heung-min's path, but there is Mike van der Hoorn with another brave launch to block - with his boot this time.

Spurs have control of this again now. Swansea are hanging on at the minute.