Second half is a go.

A good spell for Stoke and a cross is headed into the path of Jordan Thompson, who drives over. One of the clearest chances in this game bar the goals.

Conor Gallagher fails to win a free-kick with his first touch and fails to find Michael Olise with his second.

Jonathan Woodgate
Former England defender on BBC One

When Spurs had Mauricio Pochettino they were that close and had some really top players, but they haven't replaced them with top players like they should - the fans want to see them lifting trophies. They have got the manager but will need to add to the squad in the summer.

We're 22 minutes away from extra time.

Stoke bring on Scotland forward Jacob Brown for Nigeria's Josh Maja. Both single capped.

Palace bring on star man Conor Gallagher and Jeffrey Schlupp for Jordan Ayew and Tayo Adamorola, who did OK on his full debut.

Michael Olise plays in Jordan Ayew down the right but his cross is deflected back to the Stoke keeper. A few moments earlier Wilfried Zaha should have done better in the box.

Jermain Defoe
Former England striker on BBC One

There has not been much in it, at times Tottenham have got the ball in the pockets and Ryan Sessegnon's movement has been really good.

Joao Cancelo is a class act isn't he?

The Portugal international jinks left and right, managing to evade a couple of defenders but seeing his rasping shot blocked by Frankie Kent.

From the follow-up, Phil Foden drills a well-struck drive which is pushed away by a sprawling Steven Benda.

This match really has opened up. It's just the teams have just realised they can play some football and create chances.

Jonathan Woodgate
Former England defender on BBC One

Chris Wilder will want more runners in behind Spurs, like with Isaiah Jones, but 0-0 at half-time against a Premier League team is good.

15 minutes to go, any way back for the Posh?

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

Chris Wilder and the fans will be happy, particularly the way they have stopped Tottenham playing, they have frustrated them and made them go back most of the time.

Two shots on target, two goals.

But City have to stay wary at the back, Jack Marriott has just been introduced and almost scores with his first touch but a thunderous drive is pushed out by Ederson.

City had to be patient for an hour but two goals in the space of seven second half minutes puts them in total control.

Will Hughes clips a ball into the box from the left but Jean-Philippe Mateta can't reach it. A second Palace goal would probably finish this off.

Goalless at the break.