Huge save!

Spurs attack down the left again and Ryan Sessegnon sets up Son Heung-min for a shot on the turn that Nick Pope bats away with his forearm.

Into the last 10 minutes. Spurs' Champions League hopes and Burnley's survival chances in the balance.

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Well, Burnley can only be more attacking after those changes.

Will Lennon's trickery or Weghorst's height help them?

Emerson Royal is down so Hugo Lloris throws the ball out.

It allows some changes to happen. Ashley Barnes is replaced by Wout Weghorst and Aaron Lennon is on for Matt Lowton.

Spurs send on Dejan Kulusevski for Lucas Moura.

Burnley continue to stay in the game and pose a potential threat. They're not creating huge chances but such are the stakes, every charge forward from the visitors feels like it is greeted with a huge intake of breath from the home fans.

We're into what is likely to be a nervy final 20 minutes. For Tottenham. For Burnley. For Arsenal, Everton and Leeds!

Oh, this is a great ball into the middle!

Son Heung-min fires a wicked cross into the danger zone and it needs a sliced Kevin Long touch to send the ball behind. Could have gone anywhere.

Tom McQuillin: I’ve seen this Spurs game 1000 times before. Burnley will equalise in around the 75th minute

CH: It may still be new manager bounce but I bet Burnley fans are thinking the change should have been made earlier in the season! They look a different outfit now: defending well and attacking with much more freedom.

Aleks Yakubssohn: Thee difference between Arsenal and Tottenham is the former is a work in progress, and the latter is all work and no progress. Not in the last three or four years anyway.

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Good save!

A sweeping Tottenham move sets up Ryan Sessegnon to pull back for Son Heung-min. His shot from close range is on target but pushed wide by Nick Pope.

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If Manchester City win today, they go six points clear of Liverpool - who have two games left - with a minimum goal difference advantage of eight. In other words, one hand on the trophy time.

For West Ham, a single point would almost certainly be enough to secure European qualification through their league position in successive seasons for the first time in their history.

Victory would move the Hammers above Manchester United into sixth spot and in line for a Europa League return, having reached the semi-final this season.

Tottenham test Nick Pope.

A Son Heung-min corner is glanced on target by the head of Rodrigo Bentancur but saved by the Burnley keeper.

Oh, so unlucky!

Burnley are inches for a leveller as Ashley Barnes unleashes a shot from range that hammers against the post and flies away from danger.

The Clarets have been so much better and more proactive in this game since the break.

Spurs look like they need a second goal.

Davies heads off for treatment on the touchline, but he'll be fine to carry on.

Burnley are doing a very good job of breaking play up here. They're tracking men, winning tackles and also drawing fouls from Spurs. It is preventing Spurs building any momentum.

Ben Davies is now down and needing treatment. A further interruption.

A lovely Spurs move is prompted by Ryan Sessegnon winning a ball high up. He finds Son Heung-min, who sets up Harry Kane to fire over.

Chance!

Harry Kane's shot in the box is blocked and Ryan Sessegnon's follow up is fired way over.

Tottenham just starting to settle after being knocked out of any rhythm in the early stages of this half.

Dave: Penalty? What an atrocious decision. Why not just give a spot kick every time someone challenges for the ball? It would soon even out. I'm neutral here but come on Burnley, you deserve better.

Mark Burt: Burnley had that coming. They’ve made no effort to try and win the game and claim points they need. Sometimes offence is the best defence.

Kyle Utterson:Brilliant penalty from Kane so clinical. That was a penalty he has his arm well away from his body. Correct decision and it could be a massive goal for Tottenham.

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Burnley are getting under Tottenham's skin here. It looks like Mike Jackson has told them to get in the home side's faces. Harry Kane and Matt Lowton have clashed and now Jack Cork gets a talking to from the ref for being a bit overly physical.

Burnley win a corner as Connor Roberts' knock back from a deep Charlie Taylor cross hits Ryan Sessegnon.

Spurs do really well under pressure to get the ball away, with Davinson Sanchez winning the initial header.

Spurs have been really sloppy since the break. Lots of passes going astray. It is inviting Burnley forward.

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