All over!

The corner comes to nothing

The Blades make another change, Luke Freeman replacing David McGoldrick.

Spurs are pinning the Blades back inside their own half.

Lucas Moura takes aim and sends a swerving effort over the bar.

Corner to the hosts.

There will be SIX minutes of added time at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Son finds a pocket of space inside the area but it's straight at Dean Henderson.

Into the final minute of the 90.

Another change, this time for Sheffield United.

Lys Mousset is brought off for Callum Robinson.

Lucas Moura comes on for Serge Aurier.

Less than five minutes remaining in north London.

Son Heung-min races clear but Chris Basham wins the ball with a crunching tackle.

Great defending.

Mark Schwarzer
Former Fulham keeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

This goal is all about the delivery in the right spot.

Sheffield United played the ball wide and Spurs were defending really narrow.

They deserved that and it’s now game on.

Juan Foyth is cautioned for Spurs.

Both teams are pushing forward in search of a late winner.

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The visitors finally enjoy a slice of good fortune as George Baldock's mis-hit cross evades everyone in the area and finds the bottom corner.

The Blades deserve that, they really do.

Fifteen minutes of normal time remaining.

Can the Blades find an equaliser?

Harry Winks curls an effort straight into the arms of Dean Henderson.

Oli McBurnie is preparing to come on for Sheffield United.

Jonathan Walters
Former Republic of Ireland international on Final Score

I think there's arrogance involved as well. The Premier League have put a different interpretation on it from Europe, where you have referees checking monitors - and who wants to go to a match and wait for VAR for three minutes? It kills it.

Juan Foyth replaces Dele Alli.

Are Spurs looking to shut up shop?

Enda Stevens' deep cross is hammered clear by Moussa Sissoko.

Sheffield United continue to push forward but Spurs are beginning to find spaces on the counterattack.

Son Heung-min is clean through and takes a tumble under Jack O'Connell's challenge, but nothing given.

Now it's Son's turn to look towards the referee in disbelief.

Jonathan Walters
Former Republic of Ireland international on Final Score

He should have been a size nine, not a ten, then he'd be onside.

Wilder is still shaking his head on the touchline.

Here come the visitors again, though, and David McGoldrick attempts a scissor-kick inside the area but fails to make proper contact and Spurs clear their lines.