Tottenham Hotspur - Burnley live updates

Eriksen sets off on another purposeful run and finds Lamela but his cross is cut out. The Danish midfielder looking sharp already.

One criticism of White Hart Lane this season is that it has been very quiet. Not so today, the fans really getting behind their side early on.

Poor crossfield ball from lamela meant for Chadli but it’s out for a throw. Burnley struggling to cover the wider areas.

Foul by Marney on Kane although it looks like he got to the ball first. Burnely disciplined in terms of their shape but Spurs well on top.

POSSESSION: Spurs 73% - Burnley 27%

More good movement from Lamela picked out by Mason and he forces a forst corner. It’s played short but Erikson’s shot doesn’t bother Heaton.

Nice ball from Lamela finds Harry Kane and his dangerous cross is scrambled clear by the Burnley defence. Spurs beginning to get on top.

Enterprising start from both sides here. Llloris forced to race out and get to the ball ahead of Danny Ings.

Boyd shown a yellow card for a challenge on Davies.

CHANCE BURNLEY: Cross from Trippier to Arfield coming in at the far post and it’s a good chance on his left foot but he hits it over!

Spurs setting up 4-5-1 with in-form Harry Kane on his own up front. Burnley a more traqditional 4-4-2. Good early run from Kane but his wide ball to lamela is overhit. Should have done better and it’s a Burnley goal kick.

KICK OFF: Referee Mike Jones blows the whistle to get us underway here. A win for Spurs could see them leapfrog North london rivals Arsenal to sixth whilst Burnley could move above Crystal Palace, who lost earlier to Manchester City.

FIVE MINUTES TO KICK-OFF: The last four meetings between Spurs and Burnley have all been home wins. MATCH ODDS: Spurs 1-2, Burnley 5-1, draw 10-3.

TEN MINUTES TO KICK-OFF: Sean Dyche: "As I’ve suggested before, no game is a walk in the park in this division, there is not one in many but certainly not in this one. Every game is a big game and every game is important and there will be high expectation at their end, I’m sure of that. Spurs playing Burnley at their place, I think it’ll be a big expectation for them to not only perform well but to win."

Harry Kane will be a man to watch today. He has 13 goals in 22 appearances in all competitions for Spurs this season.