Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

100% this Tottenham side will want to win trophies while playing this style of football under Ange Postecoglou.

Coming into the ground today Tottenham fans are excited to see the football - this is the cup competition that they want to see their side go and try to win.

They were a bit disappointed in the lack of Carabao Cup run, they didn't field their strrongest side in that loss to Fulham. A good FA Cup run would be great for the fans.

A couple of important blocks inside the Rotherham penalty area as Fulham threaten from a corner.

The initial ball is met by Rodrigo Muniz, his header comes back off a defender, as does the fierce follow-up shot.

Another coming together near the touchline as Matt Doherty is blocked off by Mads Roerslev, who is shown a yellow card.

It's been very stop-start. Lots of fouls, very little quality.

Oooh. We've just seen a replay of the incident that got the two managers chatting on the touchline.

It looked like Mikkel Damsgaard had just fouled Tommy Doyle near the touchline, but he was actually very late, catching Doyle on his ankle with a full face of studs.

He's received a booking but nothing more. That's why Gary O'Neil was unhappy.

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For all Fulham's possession - it stands at about 80% so far - they have yet to fashion a chance of note.

It has been a lot of passing in front of a well-set Rotherham defence without much cutting edge.

Oh no, no, no. This is a complete waste by Mathias Jensen.

Neal Maupay's shot is blocked but he sees Jensen completely unmarked to his left on the rebound.

He tees him up and Jensen has the goal in front of him but he completely miscues it, skewing it well wide.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC 5 Sports Extra

Rotherham are giving it away, they've got to keep the ball better.

A 60-70-yard ball straight through to Marek Rodak puts Fulham straight back on the attack and they've got the ball again.

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Burnley manager Vincent Kompany on Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou: "I've been aware (of him) for a long time, before he even got to Japan.

"I'm not surprised, he's probably done it in the hardest way.

"His character and personality - he can show you in many moments why he's been successful without him having to talk about football."

Another Jose Sa reaction to stop Josh Dasilva meeting Keane Lewis-Potter's cross.

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Fulham get a free-kick on the right which is whipped in by Andreas Pereira. It's too high for Tosin Adarabioyo and the ball skims off the top of his head and out for a throw in.

The home side are dominating possession now, though, with Rotherham content to sit deep and look to counter.

Jose Sa has been kept busy but Brentford has still yet to carve a clear-cut chance.

Wolves have got through 15 minutes with a man down and are starting to find their feet a little bit.

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Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglu said it is Tottenham's ambition "every year" to win a trophy like the FA Cup.

"At the start of every season every club has ambitions and dreams of winning silverware," said Postecoglu.

"More than anything else, it is an opportunity for us to try to win a competition and for a club of our stature that should be the ambition every year.

"Every competition I am in, I want to win. I don’t rank them or diminish any against others.

"The club has history in this, many of the greatest memories Spurs supporters have will have been in the FA Cup."

Keane Lewis-Potter fizzes in a dangerous cross and Jose Sa takes control, punching it away.

On the touchline, Wolves boss Gary O'Neil and Brentford's Thomas Frank are in deep debate.

They have a passionate discussion but end it with a handshake. Wonder what that was about?

Rusty: FA Cup replays - how about both managers get to decide before the start whether or not they want to have a replay if necessary?

AshB: Shouldn't bother with replays, should just go to penalties

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Fulham nearly get in thanks to a super ball from deep from Andreas Pereira.

He spotted the run of Harrison Reed but the midfielder can't bring the ball under control on the edge of the box.

Had he done so, he'd have had a clear sight of goal.

Tottenham have won five of their seven FA Cup ties against Burnley. Their most recent victory was after a third-round replay in the 2014-15 season.

The Clarets have lost 10 of their past 11 matches at Spurs, since a 4-1 win in the League Cup in January 1983.

Tottenham have progressed through from 16 of their past 17 FA Cup third-round ties.

Burnley's past six FA Cup ties against Premier League opposition have produced a total of 28 goals - an average of 4.7 goals per game.

There's a quick VAR check for a potential handball as Mads Roerslev's cross, looking for Mathias Jensen, is fumbled behind by Jose Sa after taking a deflection. It's a quick review and waved away.