Tottenham 0-0 Burnley – FA Cup third-round: Live score, team news and updates as Spurs knock on the door but Clarets stand firm – plus updates from Brentford vs Wolves and Fulham vs Rotherham

Despite the visitors struggling to muster up any sort of threat, they remain within touching distance of Fulham.

Andreas Pereira looked to try his luck straight from a corner but dropped the ambitious set piece onto the roof of the net.

Rotherham have made a triple change to liven themselves up.

Wolves, believe it or not, look the more likely to score again.

Max Kilman poked an effort wide after good work from Pedro Neto, who has single-handedly changed the game since coming on.

Tommy Doyle certainly has a taste for the spectacular.

Hmmmm. That was pretty tame.

Spurs, aside from a couple of half chances for Richarlison, have struggled to create and have been visibly laboured in possession.

Full credit to Burnley, they’re frustrating their hosts brilliantly.

Oh, to be a fly on the wall for Ange Postecoglou’s pep talk.

Ange Postecoglou is not a happy man.

We’re into just one added minute at the end of the half.

The 10 men are level! Absolute scenes.

It was a stunning strike, too. A short corner was well worked and the ball was worked to Tommy Doyle, who took a touch and let fly.

No stopping that one. We’re all square at the Gtech.

Play has restarted at Craven Cottage.

This game is lacking real quality in both final thirds at the moment.

The home crowd are beginning to get a little frustrated with the number of sloppy passes, and Burnley are certainly standing firm.

Only a few minutes until the break.

Vincent Kompany has urged his players to calm down. It’s all a bit frantic in possession at the moment, and that suits Spurs.

The hosts worked the ball out to the right for Pedro Porro earlier, and his cross was sent over the head of the waiting Richarlison.

Brennan Johnson saw it late and miscued his volley.

Look away now, Zeki Amdouni.

Pedro Neto is on for Wolves. Can he make an impact?

Another VAR check, this time after Aaron Ramsey inadvertently brought his studs down and planted them on Giovani Lo Celso’s leg.

Ouch. Nothing comes of it, however.

That would have been lovely! It was intricately worked by Burnley.

Josh Cullen and Anass Zaroury combined well on the edge of the box, allowing the latter to clip a ball over the top for Zeki Amdouni.

With just the keeper to beat, Amdouni tried to tuck home but instead fired horribly over the crossbar and into the stands.

The flag went up but he was onside. Huge let off for Spurs!

Play restarted in this game a few minutes ago.

No Pedro Neto yet for Wolves, which is surprising.

Myles Peart-Harris is on for the home side.

Burnley are all at sea at the back.

They’re working hard to keep passes short around their box, but poor decision-making and execution are allowing Spurs to press them.

So far, the visitors are fortunate they haven’t been made to pay.

Josh Cullen has gone into the book.

The midfielder chopped down Rodrigo Bentancur and was shown the first yellow card of the game.

VAR checked for a possible red card but play then restarted.

There goes the whistle at Craven Cottage.

Bobby De Cordova-Reid’s strike separates the two sides.

POST! Fulham have hit the woodwork.

Andreas Pereira met Kenny Tete’s cross and was just inches away from doubling the home side’s lead.

Harrison Reed’s effort on the rebound was blocked.

SAVE! The hosts were in again!

Richarlison was the man slotted in down the left but under pressure, he could only scuff a weak effort straight at the goalkeeper.

Spurs are playing some lovely football.

SAVE! Spurs are piling on the pressure.

Brennan Johnson got away down the left and jinked onto his right foot.

His effort looked destined for the corner, but Arijanet Muric palmed it out for a corner. The set piece then came to nothing.

CHANCE! Richarlison should do better.

The forward was released into the box by Oliver Skipp’s ball but could only pull his effort across the turf and wide of the far post.

He needed that pass on his left foot first.

It’s been a bright start from both sides.

Burnley are looking to move the ball in behind Spurs’ high line and mustered up the first shot on target, with Guglielmo Vicario parrying.

Before that, Anass Zaroury blazed over from 25 yards.

Thomas Frank’s side lead at the interval.

Neal Maupay’s goal piled the misery on the 10-man visitors.

VAR check for a potential Spurs penalty… but nothing was given.

Destiny Udogie went down in the box after a slightly late swing from Anass Zaroury but play was waved to continue after a brief pause.

There’s the breakthrough at the Gtech!

The hosts were awarded a free-kick on the left and Wolves made a mess of clearing it, with the ball dropping to Neal Maupay.

A brilliant finish and no chance for Jose Sa.

Wolves, a man down and a goal behind, have a mountain to climb.

They were still to really test Rotherham’s goal but found the breakthrough after Bobby De Cordova-Reid’s superb effort.

The visitors lost possession at the back and the forward did the rest, ripping a shot into the back of the net from just outside the box.

Here come the players at Tottenham.

The hosts are on top in the capital.

They’ve racked up around 80 per cent possession so far but are yet to create a clear-cut chance to bother their opponents.

Andreas Pereira is pulling the strings in these early stages.

We’re just 15 minutes away from kick-off at Tottenham.

How is everyone feeling ahead of this one?

Drop your score predictions in the comments below!

Brentford are beginning to pile the pressure on now.

Nathan Collins came closest against his former side, but his effort was bent over the crossbar. He’s had a rocky fortnight.

How does Gary O’Neil look to shut down this game?

The warm-ups are well underway at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Can this man find the target again this evening?

He may well fancy his chances against a shaky opponent…

The ball is also rolling at Craven Cottage!

Wow! Joao Gomes has been sent off for Wolves!

That was a nasty challenge on Christian Norgaard, who has unfortunately been forced off in an early blow for the hosts.

Vitaly Janelt will be introduced.

You just can’t beat the FA Cup third round. It’s magical.

Tottenham have made two changes tonight – both enforced.

Son Heung-min and Pape Matar Sarr have both joined up with their respective countries ahead of the Africa Cup of Nations.

Oliver Skipp and Dejan Kulusevski have taken their places.

Can Burnley spring a shock this evening?

Vincent Kompany has made five changes from the side that conceded a last-gasp goal to lose 3-2 against Aston Villa last time out.

Arijanet Muric, Hannes Delcroix, Josh Cullen, Aaron Ramsey and Anass Zaroury have all been handed recalls by the manager.

We’re underway at Brentford!

That is a huge boost for Tottenham.

Micky van de Ven missed Spurs’ last nine games due to a hamstring injury, while Ryan Sessesgon has missed almost a year.

Spurs have opted for a triumvirate of Dejan Kulusevski, Richarlison and Brennan Johnson, while Rodrigo Bentancur will captain the side.

Eric Dier, who has been linked with Bayern Munich, isn’t in the squad.

Ange Postecoglou is desperate to win silverware at Tottenham, insisting he has been driven by glory throughout his managerial career.

Speaking ahead of the match, he said…

From my perspective it’s an opportunity for us to try to win a competition and for a club of our stature that has to be the ambition every year, that you go into every competition with the aim and the hope of winning some silverware. I love winning. It’s what I have done all my career.

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

Subs: Vigouroux, Brownhill, Rodriguez, Roberts, Redmond, Ai-Dakil, Cork, Tresor, Bruun Larsen

Spurs have gone strong tonight.

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

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

Get ready, folks. The team news from Tottenham will drop imminently.

The visitors have made four changes, meanwhile.

They are without a win on the road since November 2022.

Rotherham XI: Johansson, Lembikisa, Odoffin, Morrison, Revan, Bramall, Lindsay, Clucas, Cafu, Hugill, Eaves

Subs: Kelly, Bola, Rathbone, Peltier, Phillips, Tiehi, Nombe, Appiah, McGuckin

Marco Silva has made eight changes to his Fulham side tonight.

Just Tosin Adarabioyo, Timothy Castagne and Bobby De Cordova-Reid keep their places after the victory against Arsenal at the weekend.

The likes of Harrison Reed, Harry Wilson and Andreas Pereira start.

Fulham XI: Rodak, Tete, Tosin, Diop, Castagne, Reed, Lukic, Wilson, Pereira, De Cordova-Reid, Muniz

Subs: Benda, De Fougerolles, Robinson, Cairney, Palhinha, Francois, Willian, Jimenez, Vinicius

Marco Silva has urged his Fulham players to avoid a major shock when they take on Championship strugglers Rotherham tonight.

Speaking ahead of the match, Silva said…

They have a dream and it’s an opportunity for them to come and play a Premier League side and we have to show on the pitch that we are better than them. We have to be serious when we start the game. It’s a competition we are proud of and we want to play in the next round.

Wolves boss Gary O’Neil has made three changes tonight.

Hwang Hee-chan and Rayan Ait-Nouri are away on international duty.

Matt Doherty is in for Craig Dawson, meanwhile.

Wolves XI: Sa, Semedo, Bueno, Kilman, Doherty, Gomes, Doyle, Toti, Sarabia, Cunha, Bellegarde

Subs: King, Mosquera, Kalajdzic, Neto, Hodge, Griffiths, Barnett, Keto-Diyawa, Chirewa

The team news has already dropped for our first game of the evening.

Brentford have made four changes from the side that lost to Palace.

Thomas Strakosha, Neal Maupay, Mikkel Damsgaard and Josh Dasilva all start.

Brentford XI: Strakosha, Roerslev, Zanka, Pinnock, Collins, Norgaard, Jensen, Damsgaard, Dasilva, Maupay, Lewis-Potter

Subs: Balcombe, Peart-Harris, Baptiste, Janelt, Yarmoluik, Olakigbe, Brierley, Adedokun, Frederick

We’ve got plenty of action to look forward to tonight, but don’t worry – we’re across it!

Here are the three FA Cup matches…

Brentford v Wolves (7.15pm)

Fulham v Rotherham (7.30pm)

Tottenham v Burnley (8pm)

Of course, there are three different kick-off times to keep us on our toes.

Hello, all! Welcome aboard.

Let’s just pretend last night never happened, shall we?

That means that (hopefully) the FA Cup third round will well and truly hit the ground running tonight, with three matches to keep an eye on.

The first game kicks off at 7.15pm while our main fixture, Tottenham v Burnley, will get underway at 8pm. Don’t go anywhere!