Mads Roerslev almost picks out Neal Maupay in the box but he's surrounded by Wolves shirts and can't find space.

All Brentford at the moment.

Lovely jinking run from Andreas Pereira on the left corner of the box before he lays it off to Bobby De Cordova-Reid.

The winger shoots from 20 yards but the ball is deflected wide. The corner comes to nothing.

Mel Eves
Ex-Wolves forward on BBC WM 95.6

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What on earth went on there?

Obviously Joao Gomes is obviously stretching for it but it doesn't look as if he has launched himself.

We've seen some tackles and challenges that have been really out of order but that didn't look as though it was a sending off offence, that's my gut feeling.

What happens to the player that's been tackled should be totally irrelevant.

I didn't see any malice in it, Gomes is very competitive and wins a lot of tackles and challenges.

The Brentford player [Christian Norgaard] just got there before but that's a yellow card at most, that would be fine it's spoilt the game now for me, the referee.

Ethan Pinnock does well to meet the corner at the back post but Jose Sa manages to gather it in.

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

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If Burnley do manage to beat Tottenham it will be a confidence booster. You look at that starting XI and they haven't made wholesale changes, it is a strong eleven.

Sander Berge is suspended and Aro Muric has come in for James Trafford but aside from that it is a strong team that can go and cause Tottenham problems.

They are on a hiding to nothing, no one expects them to come here and win, so if they do it would be a big achievement.

Wolves have a corner on the right. It's played in deep towards Max Kilman and he manages to bring it down at the back post, beat one defender but can't pick out a team-mate in the middle.

It ends up bouncing back off him and out for a goal kick. Josh Dasilva goes down the other end and wins a corner for Brentford.

The first attack of the game comes from Rotherham as they win a throw down the right.

Sean Morrison jogs over to take it and hurls it into the box where Jordan Hugill glances the header wide.

Josh Dasilva has been lively for Brentford, who are starting to build pressure against 10-man Wolves.

Another attack doesn't quite fall for Mads Roerslev.

We're under way at Craven Cottage in the second game of the evening.

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

To have Micky van de Ven back in the mix is massive for Tottenham. For a while they have had full backs, Emerson Royal and Ben Davies playing at centre back, so to have him back is huge.

Since Van de Ven joined Spurs he has been excellent, he has proved a brilliant signing, and his partnership with Cristian Romero was outstanding [earlier in the season]. To have him back is like bringing in a new signing.

Ooh, lovely effort from Nathan Collins, who places it just over the bar after a good move from Brentford.

Best chance so far.

Matt Doherty tries to re-find some momentum for Wolves, driving down the left and winning a free-kick near the touchline.

This is going to be a long 80 minutes or so away from home.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC 5 Sports Extra

Rotherham have just got to be brave tonight. Everyone expects us to get beaten

We know that we won't have the ball as much as Fulham so when we get the ball, we've got to be careful and look after it.

It's just a matter of being organised. Be brave, come and enjoy it. We've got nothing to lose.

It's a great night to express yourselves and show people what you're about.

Vitaly Janelt is coming on for Christian Norgaard too. So it's a blow for both teams.

Brentford's fouled skipper goes off through injury, Wolves' Joao Gomes dismissed for the tackle.

Wow! This has come from nowhere!

Wolves' Joao Gomes is shown a straight red card for a nasty stud clawing challenge on Christian Norgaard.

The Brentford skipper is in pain and needs treatment and VAR confirms the referee's decision.

Ooh, that Brentford way of playing out from the back almost gets goalkeeper Thomas Strakosha in trouble.

He passes it straight to Matheus Cunha and Brentford's defence has to scramble to put it out for a corner.

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Only two changes for Tottenham from the side that began the 3-1 win over Bournemouth and both of them are forced ones.

Pape Matar Sarr and Son Heung-min have linked up with their countries before the Africa Cup of Nations and Asian Cup respectively and in come Oliver Skipp and Dejan Kulusevski.

Defender Micky van de Ven is on the bench for the first time since getting injured against Chelsea on 6 November but Eric Dier, linked with a move to Bayern Munich, is not in the squad.

Tottenham XI: Vicario, Udogie, Davies, Royal, Porro, Skipp, Bentancur, Johnson, Lo Celso, Kulusevski, Richarlison.

Subs: Forster, Van de Ven, Phillips, Dorrington, Sessegnon, Hojbjerg, Gil, Scarlett, Donley.

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Vincent Kompany makes five changes from the Burnley 11 that began the 3-2 loss at Aston Villa on 30 December.

Goalkeeper Arijanet Muric comes in for James Trafford, while Hannes Delcroix, Josh Cullen, Aaron Ramsey and Anass Zaroury replace Louis Beyer, Johann Berg Gudmundsson, Josh Brownhill and the suspended Sander Berge.

Burnley XI: Muric, Taylor, Delcroix, O'Shea, Vitinho, Cullen, Ramsey, Zaroury, Odobert, Amdouni, Foster.

Subs: Vigouroux, Roberts, Cork, Brownhill, Al-Dakhil, Redmond, Rodriguez, Tresor, Bruun-Larsen.

Thomas Strakosha is put under pressure from the Wolves attack but he coolly sprays it out to the right, keeping possession.