Daniel Powell tries to conjure something up for the hosts but he is blocked out by three defenders on the edge of the box.

Crewe have a set-piece opportunity minutes later, winning a free-kick on the left but it's honked out for a goal kick. Waste.

One minute added on.

The difference so far.

Dele Alli has just gone into the book for a dive after a challenge by Paddy McNair.

That was probably a bit harsh on the Tottenham man. He looks a touch stunned by the referee's decision.

Callum Hudson-Odoi is back on after a bit of magic spray. He scored the opener and it was his shot which was parried into the path of Ross Barkley for the second.

A decent strike from the loan player from Bristol City - little did he know that his side's euphoria would only last for a minute.

Still West Brom who are on top at the Valley. Another effort sails over the bar before a corner goes out for a throw-in on the far side.

Ryan Sessegnon perhaps should have just scored for Spurs.

Serge Aurier (again!) puts in a cross from the right wing, it's dropping for Sessegnon at the back post but I don't think he realised it was coming straight for him and he pretty much chests it wide.

Ideozu-Frank Sampson: Tottenham need to get rid of this game ASAP by scoring 5 in this half! Come on, you're a Prem and Champions League team, show some ruthlessness!

Jon Connor: Reece James is putting in sumptuous crosses, needs a head on them.

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14:45 GMT 5 January 2020

Chelsea 2-0 Nottingham Forest

Concern here for Frank Lampard as Callum Hudson-Odoi has gone down injured. It's his right ankle.

Alex Mighten, who is only 17 and is making his first start for Forest, has had a brilliant half. He runs at Andreas Christensen and Fikayo Tomori on the left, beats them both and fires a dangerous ball across the face of the goal.

There's nobody there to get on the end of it but he's a real threat for Forest when they can get the ball forward. He earned that penalty which was ruled out for inches offside.

Here are the goals so far from Loftus Road.

Some decent finishes.

Palace boss Roy Hodsgon is not a happy chappy on that touchline.

He gives instructions to James McArthur, who comes on for Max Meyer - he appeared to pick up an injury.

This is the only goalless match remaining of today's 14:01 kick-offs.

Spurs have Paulo Gazzaniga to thank for keeping them still in this one after a string of good saves.

Gary Woolton: Loving the retro yellow socks for Chelsea. Remember them from my youth.

Kevin Logan: Petition to have all Premier League clubs use retro kits for a season?!

Lots of love coming in for Chelsea's 1970 FA Cup final kit...

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Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Bramall Lane

AFC Fylde are the last non-league club standing after Hartlepool United's exit on Saturday but there has been little sign of an upset since the Blades took the lead through Callum Robinson.

The Coasters, who are the first non-league club to play in a game with VAR, wanted a penalty after Mo Besic's challenge on Nick Haughton but replays showed it was a decent challenge by the Blades player.

While it remains 1-0, there is hope but AFC Fylde are yet to register a shot on target 10 minutes before half-time.

Chelsea are still bossing things at Stamford Bridge.

Ross Barkley is the latest player to have a shot blocked inside the box before a cross flies over Michy Batshuayi's head.

Image source, Opta

Yep, Michael Verrips is coming off for Sheffield United. He looks a bit dazed.

Dean Henderson coming on for the Blades.

Nearly a third for the hosts. Goalscorer Bright Osayi-Samuel is in the action again as he runs at the away defence and produces a fine step-over to create the space for a shot.

But Swans goalkeeper Kristoffer Nordfeldt gets down well at his near post to keep out the low strike.