Wood heads in opener, Kane levels on return from injury
Barnes wins game for Clarets with finish from close range
Defeat leaves Spurs five points behind league leaders
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Some meaty challenges as the temperature hots up on the pitch.
Mike Dean, who is on 99 red cards, has shown yellow cards to Spurs sub Fernando Llorente - and Juan Foyth.
Now Phil Bardsley goes into the book for a 'welcome to Burnley' challenge on Danny Rose.
Will Dean get the red card out for the 100th time before this game is over?
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Harry Kane has scored four goals in his last three Premier League games versus Burnley.
Will he make it five before the end of this game?
Around 20 minutes left.
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David Randall: Welcome back Harry
Ricardi LiArno: Whether you like #VAR, external or not , 4 incidents; 3 goals, 1 penalty claim, all arguably wrong decisions.
Rachel T: Kane class.
Harry Kane
It had to be him...Harry Kane is back!
Talk about impacts.
Kane bursts into Burnley's penalty area at 100mph but still has work to do with Ben Mee snapping at his heel.
However, the Spurs forward keeps his composure and slots past Tom Heaton.
It's a wonderful, composed finish.
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Alex Howarth: Tottenham had the chance to make it really interesting today with a win, so of course they're losing. Classic Spurs.
Foyth again a liability. If I've said it once, I've said it a thousand times...
Andy, York
Not sure if it's the pitch but this is like watching football in slow motion. No zip on the ball at all
Sam, Northampton
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What about Chris Wood?
The Burnley forward has scored six goals in his last eight Premier League appearances, including scoring four in his last four.
That's impressive.
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The Supreme Meme: This is why Spurs will never win the league
Jay Barnes: Well, we all know Tottenham will just bang in two after the 80th minute
Kevin Logan: Heaton should be England’s number one. There’s no reason Pickford should be ahead of him on form.
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Is this the day Tottenham's title challenge fades?
Fernando Llorente is sent on for Harry Winks.
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Where's VAR?
Burnley have the lead - and Mauricio Pochettino is furious!
Incredible scenes at Turf Moor as the hosts take the lead against the run of play.
Chris Wood gets away from Juan Foyth to head a corner past Hugo Lloris into the net but Pochettino is arguing with the fourth official.
The Spurs boss is unhappy the corner was awarded in the first place.
Burnley fans don't care. Turf Moor is bouncing!
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The watching Gareth Southgate will have enjoyed that moment when Tom Heaton denied Harry Kane a super goal on his return.
Kane responded with a few words and a smile to Heaton.
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Spurs have come out with fire in their belly.
Has Poch given his players a dressing down at half-time?
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Brilliant by Harry Kane!
He's 30 yards out when he lets fly with a dipping attempt from an angle which is heading for the back of the net before Tom Heaton sticks out a strong right hand.
Terrific attempt. Super save. The game needed that.
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More pretty passes from Spurs who have enjoyed a huge 72% possession.
Decent build-up play but no one to put the ball in the net.
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Tottenham's bench includes Lucas Moura, Fernando Llorente and Erik Lamela.
How long before Mauricio Pochettino turns to one of them?
We're back under way.
Mark Lawrenson and Kevin Kilbane were asked if Mo Salah would beat Alan Shearer's record of fastest to 50 Premier League goals. They should have just asked the current record holder himself...
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Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson will overtake Sir Bobby Robson as the oldest man to manage a Premier League game when his side play Leicester later.
Hodgson is 71 years and 198 days old and Chris Sutton has been recalling his time playing under the ex-England boss at Blackburn.
"He never snapped with me, but he did with loads of people," recalls the former striker.
"He had a hairdryer and used to absolutely let rip at times, albeit he was articulate in the way he got his points across and explained things if people weren't carrying out his instructions."
Read more about Hodgson from those who know him best here.
'I'll know when the time is right' - Hodgson on retirement
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Gotta love a West Ham winning on a Friday night. Means I can sit back, enjoy the sunshine, the football and the rugby nice and relaxed in the knowledge our three points are secure. Bliss.
Tom, Kent
Simon Re: Danny Rose not happy "Danny Rose just got flattened by the touchline" that touchline has been getting away with fouls all season
Neil;, Coventry
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Tottenham had the ball deep in Burnley's half for about two minutes towards the end of the first half.
Yet Sean Dyche's men defended so well, keeping their shape and closing the opposition down, that the visitors were not even able to get a shot it, let alone threaten Tom Heaton's goal.
That was fabulous stuff and I suspect more will be required after the break. Mauricio Pochettino can't have been happy with that - and will probably let his team know.
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Burnley completed just 65 passes in the first half, while Spurs completed 241 passes.
Goalkeeper Tom Heaton (16) attempted the most passes for the Clarets.
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Not a classic!