Cardiff make a half-time switch, Nathaniel Mendez-Laing is on for Josh Murphy.

Wolves' Helder Costa is on at the break for fellow Portuguese Diogo Jota, who was injured towards the end of the first half.

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Eager beavers at Wembley. Already back under way there. Maybe ref Graham Scott has a Christmas party to go to later.

Still waiting on the other four...

David Ljunggren: Who would have thought it, Newcastle and Huddersfield, two struggling teams short of confidence, are putting on a stinker of a match?

Moyes?

Robbie Millar, York: Am I crazy to think that Newcastle's goose is completely cooked? The way we have been playing it is going to be goodnight Vienna to Rafa before Christmas. Hope Moyes comes in and gets the passion seeping through the veins of the boys in black and white again!

Nigel Reo-Coker
Former West Ham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

Maybe it is time for a slight tweak (from Pochettino) to try and get the play out wide instead of through the middle and at the heart of Burnley where they have got enough numbers around the ball to stop Tottenham creating a really good opportunity.

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Who'd have thunk it.

Huddersfield have a late chance at the end to prove us all wrong, Philip Billing heading over the bar.

Another good Neil Etheridge save to deny Watford. Roberto Pereyra's free-kick looks bound for the back of the net before the keeper extends an arm to touch it round the post.

One moment of magic.

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We have a first save of the game as Jefferson Lerma's 25-yard swerving effort is held by Wolves keeper Rui Patricio.

Not a classic.

Lucky Lloris! Spurs keeper Hugo, prone to plenty of gaffes of late, sticks a miscued pass straight to Phil Bardsley, who picks out Ashley Barnes as Spurs look vulnerable.

Barnes heads goalwards but it is straight at Lloris, who breathes a sigh of relief.

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Diogo Jota comes off holding his hamstring. I wonder if they'll give him half-time to recover, we're already into injury time.

A great tackle from Bournemouth defender Steve Cook, which saves a goal. An inch different and Cook would have been sent off.

Diogo Jota chases onto a ball and is just about to enter the box before Cook gives him a good - and fair - body check. He's already been booked so if that had been a foul, it would definitely have been a second yellow if not a straight red.

Jota is getting treatment now.

Newcastle have come dressed as their 1995-96 team today. Burgundy and navy horizontal stripes, a la Sir Les, Rob Lee, Beardsley.

Fabian Schar thinks he is Philippe Albert, the centre-back trying to dink one over Huddersfield keeper Jonas Lossl from about the halfway line.

Ambitious.

A good Neil Etheridge save denies Watford a second goal. Roberto Pereyra is picked out at the back post but the keeper makes himself big to stop the shot.

Domingos Quina then fires one wide from 25 yards. A good spell for the Hornets.

Almost for Bournemouth, as Ryan Fraser speeds away down the left and his low cross is just behind Joshua King - with nobody following in next to the Norwegian. Shame Callum Wilson isn't fully fit.