Spurs have only lost one of their previous 34 games in all competitions under José Mourinho when leading at half time (W25 D8), versus Wolves in March 2020.

Dele Alli's sublime strike the only goal of that first half, but Tottenham in total control with a 5-1 aggregate advantage.

Not happening for Steven Bergwijn, lashing a shot from the edge of the box which is pushed out by goalkeeper Manuel Kuttin.

Carlos Vinicius has now had two chances in as many minutes to double Tottenham's lead.

The Brazilian is played through goal, rolls his studs over the ball to get past the goalkeeper but a low shot is brilliantly cleared off the line by Gustav Henriksson who was scrambling back.

An opportunity for a second as Matt Doherty digs out a cross but Carlos Vinicius heads over from six yards out.

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Derek Flory: Look and learn Jose-Dele is class

Tim Sherwood: Doherty is a good right back but a better right wing back. Sadly Jose doesn't play him there enough, that's why he isn't quite the same player anymore.

Quick one...

Which was the better overhead kick?

Thumbs up for Dele Alli.

Thumbs down for Olivier Giroud.

5-1 up on aggregate with the game in the bag, wouldn't Spurs fans want their side to be going hell-for-leather to grab a few more goals against an inferior opponent?

A 5-0, 6-0 win can do wonders for the confidence.

It's Bergwijn mate. 1/10 for spelling.

A needless yellow card earned by Spurs full-back Matt Doherty for a late challenge from behind on Jonathan Scherzer, who was on the halfway line and facing his own goal.

And just as I say that, the Spurs goalkeeper has work to do but he drops down to his right to gather Michael Liendl's weak effort from 15 yards out.

Spectators are not allowed in for games at the moment but Spurs goalkeeper Joe Hart is getting paid to stand and watch this one.

Half an hour gone, that spectacular Dele Alli strike has killed any hope of this one being a contest.

Steven: Madness the way Matt Doherty hasn't had a look in under Mourinho. Comfortably their best right back, Wolves have missed him massively

Dele Alli is brimming with confidence now.

The midfielder plays a superb outside-of-the-boot pass into Carlos Vinicius in the box, but the Brazilian just cannot get on the end of it.

The striker looked a bit sluggish there.

That goal still remains elusive for Steven Bergwijn, controlling the ball nicely and darting into the box but a low shot is well blocked by Michael Novak.

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Wolfsberger playing for pride now and looking to pull one back but

Jonathan Scherzer's cross-shot drifts wide of the far post.

This is a training game now for Spurs.