Another chance!

The free-kick is sent in to a packed box and met by Nathan Collins, but he heads over. Two early warning signs for the home side.

Now Charlie Taylor is tripped on the left near the Spurs box. It is a tangle of legs with Lucas Moura that causes it and sees the Tottenham forward booked.

Oh, this is a chance!

The free-kick is slung in and met by Kevin Long, who sends his downward header just wide. He may have fouled his marker to get there, but it still had Hugo Lloris worried.

Already a few signs of more attacking intent from Burnley. They try to get Maxwell Cornet in down the left but Davinson Sanchez intercepts.

Then Ryan Sessegnon fouls a man on the left for a free-kick. This is only going one place.

That goal late in the first-half completely changes this now.

At some point, Burnley have to offer something meaningful going forward and that will leave room for Spurs to exploit. A balancing act.

Let's see how it plays it. We are back under way.

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Freddie: Difficult half for Spurs. They really do struggle when teams do not give any space for Spurs to exploit on the counter attack. The penalty a real blessing and will boost top four hopes.

Paul Harris: If Spurs don’t get 4th they certainly can’t claim it’s because they’ve been unlucky. So many key decisions at key moments have gone their way.

Ann: Spurs fan here. I think Burnley's formation is smart, by playing so defensively we're forced to encourage them to attack to give ourselves more space. Also thought pen was cruel, his arm was out because he'd been avoiding the incoming ball.

Steve: Very unfair to say Burnley are a joke. The premier league should not be the preserve of the wealthy only and just a hobby for rich foreign owners. Burnley are a wonderful example of how a club should be run (apart from the unfair sacking of Sean Dyche). Their contribution to the premier league should be admired.

Harry Kane has now netted nine goals in 12 Premier League appearances against Burnley. He is the leading Premier League goalscorer versus the Clarets (one more than Riyad Mahrez and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang).

Wolves have made three changes from defeat by Manchester City with John Ruddy, Toti and Hwang Hee-chan in for Jose Sa, Leander Dendoncker and Chiquinho.

Wolves XI: Ruddy, Jonny, Coady, Boly, Toti, Ait-Nourii, Neves, Moutinho, Hwang, Neto, Jimenez.

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Norwich, too, have made three changes.

Milot Rashica, Tony Springett and Lukas Rupp have been replaced by Kieran Dowell, Ben Gibson and Mathias Normann.

Norwich XI: Gunn, Giannoulis, Hanley, Byram, Gibson, Aarons, Gilmour, Dowell, Lees-Melou, Normann, Pukki.

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BBC Sport at the London Stadium

A letter of appreciation has been handed out to the media today on behalf of West Ham skipper Mark Noble.

Noble is retiring at the end of the season and is sure of a brilliant reception from the home fans in his final game at the London Stadium.

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Leeds make three changes from the side beaten by Chelsea at Elland Road this week.

Jack Harrison and Raphinha are both fit despite picking up injuries against the Blues.

Pascal Struijk and Lewis Bate drop to the bench, while Daniel James is suspended.

In come Mateusz Klich, Junior Firpo and Joe Gelhardt.

Leeds XI: Meslier, Firpo, Koch, Cooper, Raphinha, Llorente, Rodrigo, Harrison, Phillips, Gelhardt, Klich.

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You may not be surprised to hear that Brighton go unchanged from the side that hammered Manchester United 4-0 at home last week.

Jakub Moder, Enock Mwepu and Jeremy Sarmiento remain sidelined but Graham Potter otherwise has a healthy squad to pick from.

The Seagulls are flying too. The nine goals they have scored in their last three league matches is as many as in their previous 14.

Brighton XI: Sanchez, Cucurella, Dunk, Bissouma, Mac Allister, Trossard, Gross, Welbeck, March, Caicedo, Veltman.

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Aston Villa manager Steven Gerrard names an unchanged side following a 2-1 defeat by Liverpool on Tuesday.

That means Ollie Watkins is fit to start after suffering an ankle injury, while Jacob Ramsey makes the bench following a two-match absence with a groin problem.

Aston Villa XI: Martinez, Cash, Konsa, Mings, Digne, Luiz, Nakamba, McGinn, Coutinho, Watkins, Ings.

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There are four changes for Crystal Palace, meanwhile, but Marc Guehi is fine to start after being substituted due to an ankle problem last week.

Manager Patrick Vieira brings in Tyrick Mitchell, Luka Milivojevic, Cheikhou Kouyate and Jean-Philippe Mateta.

Joel Ward, Will Hughes and Odsonne Edouard drop to the bench, while Michael Olise is absent.

Crystal Palace XI: Butland, Clyne, Andersen, Guehi, Mitchell, Gallagher, Kouyate, Milivojevic, Eze, Mateta, Zaha.

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Watford boss Roy Hodgson sticks with the XI that started their draw against Everton in midweek. Hassane Kamara is available following suspension and returns to the bench.

Watford XI: Foster, Ngakia, Kabasele, Samir, Masina, Sissoko, Kayembe, Gosling, Sema, Pedro, Kalu.

Subs: Bachmann, Etebo, Ekong, Kamara, Cathcart, Sierralta, Baah, Morris, Cukur.

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Leicester make three changes to the side that started their 3-0 win over Norwich in midweek.

Goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel, Daniel Amartey and Ademola Lookman drop to the bench as Danny Ward, Wesley Fofana and Nampalys Mendy all start.

Leicester XI: Ward, Justin, Fofana, Evans, Castagne, Maddison, Tielemans, Dewsbury-Hall, Mendy, Vardy, Barnes.

Subs: Schmeichel, Soyuncu, Albrighton, Iheanacho, Perez, Amartey, Daka, Thomas, Lookman.

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West Ham make one change from their emphatic 4-0 win at Norwich last week. Midfielder Tomas Soucek was on the bench last week, but he starts in place of Said Benrahma today.

Mark Noble is on the bench for what is set to be final appearance at the London Stadium.

West Ham: Fabianski, Coufal, Dawson, Zouma, Cresswell, Rice, Soucek, Fornals, Lanzini, Bowen, Antonio.

Subs: Areola, Yarmolenko, Vlasic, Noble, Fredericks, Masuaku, Johnson, Král, Echezolachuku Oko-Flex.

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A lot of eyes will be on who is starting in defence for Manchester City with Kyle Walker, John Stones and Ruben Dias all ruled out for the season by Pep Guardiola. To make matters worse Aymeric Laporte and Fernandinho both went off with injuries in Wednesday's 5-1 win at Wolves and were due to be assessed before today's game.

Well, both have passed their fitness tests and line up in the centre of defence for the visitors.

There are three changes from midweek with Riyad Mahrez, Gabriel Jesus and Jack Grealish replacing Ilkay Gundogan, Raheem Sterling and Phil Foden.

Man City: Ederson, Cancelo, Fernandinho, Laporte, Zinchenko, Rodri, De Bruyne, Silva, Mahrez, Jesus, Grealish.

Subs: Steffen, Ake, Sterling, Gündogan, Foden, Egan-Riley, Mbete, Palmer, Lavia.

Rachel: He never misses! Boom.

CH: That hit him on the sleeve, didn't it? If that's a penalty, the one where Rodri almost caught it against Everton certainly was.

Wayne Ellis: Really daft by Barnes, no reason to have his arm held out like that

Mark: Burnley are nothing but a joke, fighting for their lives but yet putting ten men behind the ball, literally embarrassing and in all honesty I really Hope they will be joining both Norwich and Watford in the Championship.

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Relief for Tottenham as the whistle goes for half-time. They were struggling before it, but that VAR intervention means they are where they want to be.

Burnley players continue to remonstrate with the ref as they walk off.

Yep. A spot-kick is awarded.

Spurs given a huge chance to change the complexion of this game with the final kick of the half.

It is monitor time. The ref is summoned over. This usually only means one thing...

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Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

A fast start turned into a frustrating half for Tottenham - especially for their fans who have very noisily and persistently complained about perceived time-wasting from the Clarets, especially at goal-kicks - and this game is very much in the balance.

Burnley survived some intense early pressure and have grown into the game - and have even had the best chance so far, which Maxwel Cornet did not make the most of.

This VAR check is interesting though... Spurs fans behind me are chanting "penalty"

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Oh hang on... is a penalty in the offing?!

Davinson Sanchez's shot from the corner clearly strikes Ashley Barnes' arm in the box. It was outstretched as well.

Burnley could be in bother here.