NickWalker200: We can’t rely on Kane giving 9/10 performances every week. Conte needs financial backing if top 4 is a hope for Spurs

Brownie977: I feel sorry for Harry Kane. He is so much better than everyone else on that Spurs team.

MaaxKu: Why bother comparing teams like Spurs with Chelsea, of course there is a huge gap in quality when one spends an absolute fortune on players and the other doesn't.. Dodgy VAR decisions aside, how can you call the Premier league a competition?

Last roll of the dice for Tottenham.

Bryan Gil gets a couple of minutes to try and change things, in place of Harry Winks.

Matthew Upson
Former England and Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Tottenham haven't given this up yet and you wouldn't expect them to with the size of the game.

Thomas Tuchel was critical of his players in the second Carabao Cup semi-final about allowing Tottenham back into the game and they're slowly slipping into that trap here, so some of the Chelsea players are just reminding each other of that in these final minutes.

Callum Hudson-Odoi has been impressive today and gets a rest, with Marcos Alonso coming on.

Harry Kane meets the delivery and gets a strong header on it, but Kepa Arrizabalaga flies across his goal to tip it behind again. Good save!

Lucas Moura looks to feed a pass through to Harry Kane but Antonio Rudiger is covering well and boots behind. A corner, and a chance for Spurs to deliver.

Cesar Azpilicueta leaves one on Steven Bergwijn - there's been a little bit of needle between those two this afternoon.

Spurs have a chance to break when Oliver Skipp wins possession but a loose pass from Matt Doherty only finds a blue shirt.

One step over, then another from Romelu Lukaku as he drives into the box trying to work some space, but is closed out by the Spurs defence. How he'd love a goal.

When Tottenham do win the ball back they are turning it over far too easily. Chelsea are completely dominant.

Callum Hudson-Odoi goes down after a collision with Matt Doherty, but it soon back on his feet.

Nice combination from Hakim Ziyech and Mason Mount down the right and Hugo Lloris has to rush out to block the latter's shot from a tight angle.

Spurs are showing a little more intent but it is all fairly comfortable for Chelsea to defend.

Things you don't want to see when chasing a game... N'Golo Kante coming on for the opposition. The Chelsea midfielder replaces Jorginho.

Oooh. It's a good idea from Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg but he just overhits a pass to Matt Doherty, who would have been in. It came from a Hakim Ziyech backheel near his own box.

Into the final 20 minutes and there have been very few signs Spurs can find a way back into this. Although Leicester must have felt there was no way they could win the game on Wednesday...

Great turn by Romelu Lukaku and he stings the palms of Hugo Lloris from an angle!

Spurs break and Matt Doherty wins a rare corner for the visitors.

Hugo Lloris comes haring out of his box... and just about gets there to head the ball against Matt Doherty. A few Spurs hearts in mouths there.

Matthew Upson
Former England and Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Chelsea are so on top at the moment. They're anticipating the game a lot better than Tottenham and there has been a noticeable shift.

Spurs are looking flat, there's a lack of ideas and conviction whereas Chelsea are the opposite. They look rampant at the moment, they're reading the play, taking gambles high up the pitch and are very much in control of this game.

Paul Tierney is getting fed up of the pushing and shoving in the box. He eventually gives a free-kick against Chelsea as Oliver Skipp goes down while clutching Cesar Azpilicueta.

Davinson Sanchez has to stretch to his limit to stop a through ball reaching Romelu Lukaku.

It's all Chelsea still and Hakim Ziyech works Hugo Lloris again from distance.

Hakim Ziyech whips in a dangerous delivery but Harry Kane is there to flick behind for a corner.

Spurs still have defending to do.