Burnley aren't giving this up just yet. They win a late corner but can't capitalise.

Tottenham aren't in much of a rush to get things going again.

Vitinho does the hard work to beat Ryan Sessegnon on the right but then fires it wildly over the bar.

Vincent Kompany jumps up and down on the touchline in frustration.

Mendip: Pedro Porro invoking the ghost of Bale with that strike !!

Seven minutes to go. Tottenham feel they have this wrapped up. Burnley look pretty shattered now.

Pedro Porro gives it away to Mike Tresor and he picks out Josh Brownhill on the edge of the box.

He's rushed into hitting it first time and scuffs it wide.

Dane Scarlett has a chance now but his effort is blocked by Hannes Delcroix.

Burnley are asking for trouble.

Goalkeeper Arijanet Muric literally passes it straight to Bryan Gil on the edge of his own box.

He can't get a shot off so tees up Ryan Sessegnon and he slices the effort just wide.

Brentford

Brentford manager Thomas Frank has been speaking following their 1-1 draw with Wolves.

On why they failed to win against 10 men: "Lack of quality. If you play 11 against 10 after 80 minutes and don't win, that's lack of quality. We were not moving the ball, not creating chances, then we got punished."

On the Joao Gomes dismissal: "It's a red card. We will assess [Christian] Norgaard in the morming."

On Mikkel Damsgaard's booking: "I don't think it's a red, just like I don't think Dominic Calvert-Lewin is a red. There are several incidents where you pause the footage and it looks like a red. If you give these, it is not a contact sport, which is a problem."

On his argument with Gary O'Neil on the touchline after Damsgaard's booking: "It was nothing personal."

Ryan Sessegnon is on! His first senior appearance for Tottenham since last February.

Youngsters Jamie Donley and Dane Scarlett are also on.

Richarlison, Brennan Johnson and Rodrigo Bentancur all head off.

Neil: It does amaze me what happens when you shoot and not try to walk the ball into the net.

Rachel T: Post-Christmas Cracker from Pedro Porro!

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

It is poor from Burnley. After you have been under pressure Muric should not throw the ball out there, clear your lines.

We said earlier that a shot would have to be top quality to beat Muric tonight and that effort from Porro was unbelievable. What a strike, incredible technique!

I would have run out of the stadium let alone to the corner flag if I'd scoed a goal of that quality.

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Josh Brownhill's free-kick is eventually cleared by Tottenham and they can break down the right through Dejan Kulusevski.

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

I think there is definitely going to be a goal in this game, I'm not sure who for, but I can feel one is coming.

If I was a betting man I would say Spurs because they are dominating possession, but Burnley continue to cause problems.

Here comes Pierre-Emile Højbjerg. He replaces Oliver Skipp.

Ronnie Moore
Ex-Rotherham manager on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It's an FA Cup game, it's not a league game.

It's 1-0, they hung in and stayed in the game but they didn't have a real go in the last 15 minutes. If we lose 2-0 or 3-0 by trying to win the game, let's do it. We self destruct for the goal.

I'm a little bit disappointed that we didn't push on a bit in the last 15 minutes. It's third round of the FA Cup, there's no pressure on you, go and have a go. Don't be happy to lose 1-0.

Fulham deserved to win it, they've had more possession and more shots on goal.

We've got to cut out the silly mistakes. That mistake was so careless to go and play inside and lose the ball. We've lost the game to a tremendous goal.

Overall I'm happy with the shape of the side but I wasn't excited in the FA Cup where I want my side to get through and play or take something away from a Premier League side. We were happy to lose 1-0 in my mind.

Burnley are starting to tire because they've worked so hard, particularly at the back to thwart Tottenham's efforts.

Hannes Delcroix gets the better of Brennan Johnson, who just can't seem to make the most of these chances at the moment.

Fulham are the first confirmed side in the fourth round after their win at Craven Cottage.

They have progressed from 13 of their last 15 FA Cup ties against sides from a lower division, including each of the last four in a row.

Dara O'Shea to the rescue again.

The Burnley defender does really well to block Destiny Udogie's run on the left and settles for a corner with Spurs having numbers in the box.

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