Quarter-Final: Tottenham Hotspur v Millwall The FA Cup

Taxi. Where to? White Hart Lane, please. Righty-o. I'm a big Millwall

fan, me. We haven't played them for years. Last time we played them, you

scored. Times have changed since then. The game has gone mad, hasn't

it? Some of them celebs, do me a favour. Since we last played them we

made it to the FA Cup final. Loved that day. Not the result, mind. Our

bomber Harris played up front that day, use our gaffer now. We've been

brilliant this season. It would be great to see old Harry again. You

know we put a lion in that boy's heart. One of your own? Ha! Anyway,

here we are, White Hart Lane. He seems up for it. Welcome to the FA

Cup quarterfinal, Tottenham versus Millwall.

This will be the final FA Cup tie to be played at the old White Hart

Lane. The development of Tottenham's new 61,000 seat stadium continues

apace. The old ground is sure to have a raucous atmosphere for this

London derby. Millwall of League 1 have already knocked out three

Premier League clubs in this season's competitions. There are no

replays, so we could have extra time or penalties to decide the tie.

Welcome Jermaine Jenas, and we have reunited the old Sheeran Sheringham

which is difficult to say. You were pretty good in your day. Cannot

believe you pass this, Terry, there's no way I would have. I've

told people in a few interviews, there is no way you should pass from

a position like that. Beautifully sliced Finnish. You also played in

the game back in 1990 at the Den, great memories, no doubt? Fantastic.

The best of my career. We came through the ranks together, playing

in the youth team, reserves, got into the first-team. Great memories

looking back on these goals at the old a proper place to play. Always a

warm welcome one got there as an away player, that's for sure. You

were the record scorer for a long time until Neil Harris, the now

manager, took over. People don't realise that was before the Premier

League, there was a division before that. Football didn't exist before

the Premier League. Scored a lot of goals, had a lot of fun along the

way. Millwall have beaten three Premier League sides along the way

but this is a different task. Yes, only conceded one in their last ten.

It will be a very difficult day for Spurs. Having said that they have

not come up against the opposition they are about to face today. You've

seen Millwall a few times this season, you were saying earlier,

they are on an impressive run? Really good, seven, eight games

unbeaten at the moment. Even before that they've got a rigid formation.

4-4- two, two banks of four, get it up to their front two who are very

good, both can score goals, one big one, one little one. Spurs on a good

run as well, Jermaine. They've been absolutely sensational at White Hart

Lane this season. Since being knocked out of the Europa League

we've seen a shift in Mauricio Pochettino's focus on desperately

wanting to win a trophy. And the performance they put out against

Fulham was sensational. It has been a strong run, and they are playing

with such confidence, could be a tough afternoon for Millwall.

Impressed by the progress of your former club Tottenham? Without a

doubt. Pochettino has got his team performing. To a man they are very

good and as a team they are exceptional. That's all you can ask

other manager, to get your team performing. What do you make of

Spurs, kind of an unusual season, at times very consistent at home, and

some dodgy results in Europe? I think they'll be up for it. As you

said in the opener, this is the last FA Cup tie here. They have a great

history, albeit they have not won it since 1991. The fans are desperate

for it. Could be a big season for them, still. Certainly could be.

Let's confirm both teams. This is how Spurs line-up. Michael Vaughan

is one of four changes to the side that beat Everton a week ago --

Vorm. The same back three that started that match. Kieran Trippier

and Harry Winks come in for their fourth successive FA Cup starts. Son

Heung-Min is recalled, he and the in form Dele Alli will support striker

Harry Kane. Hat-trick hero at Fulham in the last round, starting against

the club where he launched his career five years ago. Let's take a

look at the Millwall side. Tom King only made his league debut last

month, continuing to deputise for the injured Jordan Archer. The club

stalwart, Tony Craig, captains the side in a back four with no Premier

League experience. On loan winger Jed Wallace makes his first start

since returning from a calf injury. Upfront fit again Steve Morison

reunited with Lee Gregory, the pair have scored 17 goals between them

since the beginning of last season. The Millwall manager Neil Harris is

a Lions legend. As a player his 138 goals broke a club record that was

set by Teddy Sheringham back in the day. He has played in an FA Cup

final for Millwall, now he has steered them to the quarterfinals.

Mark Clement went to the seaside to meet him.

Good chest and a good drive and a really fine goal by Harris.

You've got these strong south London credentials but you are a Southend

home bird which is why we are here today? Yes, this has always been my

home, this is where I grew up, where my friends are, where my family up.

Canvey Island just over there. You've got the pier. Just telling

them how perfect it is to live down here. Beautiful, isn't it? I live

about 15 minutes away. Amazing who you meet down here. Being by the

sea, being near the family, I think certainly helps me focus and do my

job. You could not have imagined when you turned up down there nearly

20 years ago the bond you were going to form with that football club? No.

There's been some highs and some lows, must admit. I've been

fortunate. The club suits me as a person. Suits my ethics as well.

During my playing days it was always said I wasn't the best player on the

pitch but I would give everything and that's what the fans want to

see, playing with that pride, passion and drive. I always gave

that. I believe that gave me a good starting point to be manager. You

mentioned highs and lows. I want to ask where the 2004 FA Cup final fit

in, you were having some trouble at the time, Wisey didn't fancy you,

was that bittersweet? Yes, moments when I was not playing regularly.

That was a slight disappointment. It's been a hard, hard data Neil

Harris. What that experience has enabled me to do is to pass back

onto the players in this cup run. Played in four Cummings and Cummings

scores! 90th minute of the match! Because of the life-threatening

illness you had back in 2001, do you think you've got a perspective and

subjectivity that maybe allows you to attack your work in a different

manner? The perspective for me, I can look back sometimes and say,

let's put this into reality, let's be disappointed when we've thrown

the game away that we should have won but let's get up in the morning

in the cold light of day and say, let's take the positives out of it,

how can we get better, how does that not happen again? I'd like to think

it certainly made me a stronger person. Do you think you can beat

Spurs this weekend? Of course we can. It's a one-on-one fight on the

day. Being underdogs suits us, Millwall Football Club is at its

best with its back to the wall as an underdog. We will certainly embraced

the occasion. We've got nothing to lose. Everybody expects Spurs to

win. Nothing to lose but of a lot to gain. Well said. His done a terrific

job, unbeaten in 17 games as well now. Like he said, the Millwall

unity, they will come together today. No one likes them. They were

come here and have a bit of fun today. Put in a workmanlike

performance. As I said earlier, very solid, rigid, two banks of four. Get

the ball up to the front two, very good. You never know what happens in

a one-off tie. You've had a look at those two upfront? They will be a

handful today. Not many times Tottenham will come up against a

two, in the Premier League anyway, two out and out centre forwards.

Millwall will not be afraid to get it for it and the vast majority, the

two will be linking and working together. That was after a minute in

their game against Watford. Getting the ball out wide. Long ball up, no

harm in doing that. Look how well they work together. They know each

other's game, they understand it, they've been around the block, both

of them, if you times. Should actually do better. At every

opportunity today the ball will be thrown into the box, thrown up

towards them, one to flick it on, and they will be a threat. The other

aspect is that they are pretty solid at the back as well, only conceding

one in their last ten? It tells you they are very organised and he's got

them playing the Whiteway. The thing that stood out for me, against

Premier League opposition they have a percentage of about 38% which

tells me they like to drop off. The record of unbeaten runs in their

last ten games which is unbelievable.

A bit like Leicester? It is. They put the ball in the channel, get

them chasing and causing problems. I think Spurs should be expecting the

same today. What will Spurs have to do differently than when they face a

Premier League side? Well, Millwall will have no problem about sitting

off and letting Tottenham come onto them. They know they will have a lot

of possession. They've just got to be patient, work the ball. They've

got a lot of good players. Big day for Harry win to find passes. He'll

have Little Thompson against him, who likes a challenge, he'll be

trying to leave one on him early on. For Tottenham they've got to kind of

grind them down, make them move more than what they normally do. In the

championship, in the First Division, teams don't really like to break

teams down. Where is Tottenham have the capacity to be able to pass it,

come back out, move out the other side, and they do that so well as

well. Let's go pitch side for two men who played with distinction for

these two clubs. Good afternoon, two former captains

here. Former Spurs captain Michael Dawson at Hull City, and Paul

Robinson. Huge day for Millwall, they will not come here with any

fear and they certainly have big backing inside White Hart Lane. It's

fantastic and obviously the fans will be in good voice. With the FA

Cup you get a lot of away fans, they will be making a lot of noise. The

challenge for Neil Harris is to put a team on the pitch for fans to

identify with. To knock out three Premier League teams so far they

have certainly done that. And Michael, Mauricio Pochettino has

come strong again, he had to today, who is key for you? Armstrong after

the only scraping through -- he has gone strong. Harry Kane in fine

form, scoring goals, I'm sure he'll be looking to get on the scoresheet

today. Dele Alli, another top player. Certainly Millwall will need

to be at their best. Harry Kane is somebody you played alongside at

Millwall, what was he like as a youngster? Did you see him having

this career path? Hand on heart I would probably say for him to be

leading the line for club and country, to be the leading Premier

League scorer, that was a tough thing to say at that time, but he

had a chance. He had a good work ethic, good head on young shoulders,

and the ruthless thing of all top strikers of wanting to score goals,

wanting to work and his trade. Even as an 18-year-old he scored some

important goals. Fantastic to see him doing well. Spurs go in as

favourites. They've challenged in the last couple of seasons in the

Premier League. Do they now need to make the next step to get a trophy,

get some silverware and show that they can contend? been a long time

since they have had silverware, 2012 since they were last at Wembley,

semifinal. Great opportunity to do it today and that is what they will

be doing, the fans here today, at a new stadium, got to get silverware

to take the next step. It is a huge match for both teams. Predictions?

3-1 Spurs. 2-1 Millwall. We have one of each, surprise surprise, I will

not make any score predictions but I predict it will be loud because it

is already allowed in here, Gary. STUDIO: One of Tottenham's Keith men

is Toby Alderweireld, who is regarded, and is, one of the best

defenders in the Premier League -- key mental and formed an excellent

partnership with his fellow defender Jan Vertonghen. Alderweireld wants

to get his hands on an FA Cup medal, just like Garth Crooks.

You and the Tongan have played together quite a lot over the years.

Can you tell me how many games you've lost in the 128 games you've

played in in Holland and England? I don't know, 35, 40. 14. That is

pretty amazing, isn't it? Surprised? Jan is doing pretty well isn't he?

CHUCKLES You've been in London a little while

you settled here and comfortable? Yes, everything is well, my family

is good, I feel at home here, I bought an apartment as well so I

have settled well. We heard a few rumours you are a bit homesick.

People ask about me and of course I miss my family and I miss home but I

love it here. If I want to feel that good I wouldn't perform on the pitch

-- if I wouldn't feel that good. But of course if you ask me if I miss

Belgium and my family, of course I miss them but it doesn't affect my

game. Now we have a situation where one by one this group is re-signing

their contracts to Tottenham. How close are you to committing to

Tottenham? I focus on the pitch, I do what I do, it is all rumours and

there is nothing I can say about it, so I just try and focus on the pitch

and do my performance and help the team in that way, my contract is

something I don't have control of now. You're playing Millwall, do you

know much about the rivalry between Spurs and Millwall? I know that

every London derby is special, especially this one, or we try and

focus on the team we play against. It's going to be a massive

atmosphere so I'm looking forward to it at the Lane. The Millwall fans

are very intense and will bring lots of atmosphere. Yes but I love all

fans and ours will take over and I love to play at the Lane and base --

they really support the team and give something extra. Were you aware

of the FA Cup as a kid growing up in yes, of course. It's the biggest cup

in the world. There is Belgium's up, Holland's up but the FA Cup is the

biggest one in the world so it is a big prize.

And are you aware of the traditions with the FA Cup and Tottenham

Hotspur Football? I don't want to look too much at the

past, just the future. We have to do our best to bring one home. Harry

Kane, Danny Rose, or the other English boys haven't mentioned this?

No, they just say we have to win the next tournament.

I think Garth Crooks was desperate for him to acknowledge the fact he'd

won the FA Cup. I don't think Toby had a clue, did he? Terrific central

defender, that's for sure. Me he is the best central defender in the

Premier League, he has everything to his game. We have a graphic of him

playing at other clubs here and where the team has stood from a

defensive record. Ajax people might say he was a lot younger but look at

that one, 2000 14-15 season, Southampton, second in differences

in the Premier League at that point shows how valuable he is as a

defender -- 2014 - 15. He never panics and doesn't dive in at the

wrong moment. He chooses the right moment to make his move, he reads

the situation well, has a little nibble, he doesn't switch off, lots

of defenders would switch off, he knows there is danger and gets into

a good position. This is an unbelievable part of Toby's game, so

calm and comfortable on the ball and in the situations strikers and

midfielders start coming to life because he has a whole different

array of passing. That is a low fade, that is a midfielder's pass,

you don't expect centre halves to hit balls like that and the

relationship everyone knows he has with Dele Alli over the years, Dele

Alli makes the run and he casually found him over 50 yards. In this

game, that comfortable but he says, let me do it with my left foot, and

sprays it out of his left foot, so, and comfortable on the ball and he's

the best in the business at centre-half. Is a fraud you always

weigh up who you are playing against and I look at Toby and think could I

do bully him,, I'm not sure? I think if you want a running behind or have

a scrap with him he can do everything. Watching his interview,

should Tottenham be concerned that he was noncommittal in terms of his

long-term future at Tottenham? He didn't really want to get involved

in that chat. He wasn't expecting the question, talking about the big

FA Cup quarterfinal coming up and all of a sudden the contract comes

up. They wouldn't want to lose him, would they? Not at all, I played

with some good centre halves in my time at Tottenham, Sol Campbell and

Ledley King and he is up there but he has some body alongside him,

Vertonghen, a great relationship, and that builds a great basis in the

team. It is now four years since Mauricio Pochettino arrived in the

Premier League and is fast becoming one of the most highly rated

managers in Europe. Ho-ho-ho it's magic.

# Ho-ho-ho it's magic never believe it's not so #

You have gone with another strong side today. How much importance to

you now place on the FA Cup is a realistic chance of some silverware

this season? I think it is very important. We are only one game to

go to Wembley. I think it's very important day for us, the FA Cup and

the Premier League, and it is a massive game for us today. We have

Alan Shearer in the studio. Earlier this week you said you thought Harry

Kane could go on and beat his goal-scoring record. What is it that

you see in Harry that makes you say that? Now that I was thinking a

little bit it will be very difficult for Harry because it is an amazing,

amazing record. We were talking a little bit before. Harry needs to

score 20 goals in the next ten years every season, 20 Premier League

goals to try to catch Alan. I think it was unbelievable what Alan made

in the Premier League, and it will be tough for Harry to catch up with

him. Can he do it? You hope not! LAUGHTER

I said that without moving my lips! If he stays free from injury and of

course if he stays here because over the years Tottenham have sold a lot

of their best players. It depends whether Tottenham are going to be

successful over the next two or three years, I would imagine. What I

would say about Harry, and I am a huge fan, there was a time in my

career similar to his age now where I thought... The penny dropped and I

thought I deserved to be in that list of players up there at that

time. I think he's at that stage of his career now where he thinks that.

He can do almost anything, he can score almost any girl, whether it's

headers, left foot, right foot and when you get to the stage of your

career -- score almost any goal. More often than not there are two

guys looking to pick you up, you are not battling just one or -- and

that's the sign of the player. No backlift, in the back of the net. He

can do this because those Everton defenders are happy with him there,

43 yards and all of a sudden the ball is in the back of the net so

they are not happy at all. He has a hell of a record and I am a huge fan

of his. He is handling the situation well. For the third consecutive year

he has scored 20 plus goals now so I think he is comfortable at this

level and comfortable being talked about as a top player and he will

only get better. It is probably not for you to say but in many ways he

is a bit like Alan Shearer, isn't he? Good in the air, likes the shot

from long-range. I've been asked this a couple of times this week. He

has a little bit more than Alan Shearer!

LAUGHTER He passes the ball as well. This guy

never passed, he shot, which is fine, when you play with a centre

forward and he shoots you know you can only get the ball off the

goalkeeper or a rebound but Harry has a little bit extra in as much as

he can drop a little bit deeper and thread the ball through, which

worked so well with Harry Kane, one combines and one goes long. He has

already gone past us in terms of hat-tricks for Tottenham. He has a

bit of everything. Was there ever a time in your career when you thought

I enjoy it at this level and enjoy the way people are talking about me

and the penny drops and you think I love playing at the top level.

Without a doubt. He has masses of the Dylan Sage that he doesn't rely

on pace. He still manages to get that yard -- he has a massive

advantage that he doesn't rely on pace. You look at Henry and you

think you are going to get slower. He's obviously a marked man and has

a reputation so does that make it harder? It does, as we say he has a

bit of everything. If you cannot run someone you drop off deep and if you

can't beat them in the year you can shoot from distance and he has

something and can score from anywhere. They have to keep him.

That will depend on how Tottenham successful Tottenham are going to be

in the next two or three years. It's inevitable if he keeps on improving

and scoring the goals it is inevitable that interest will come

in from other clubs. Whistle Pochettino interviewed and that's

the other thing -- we saw Pochettino interviewed. He's been looked with

Barcelona. It depends what Tottenham want to be, they have this fantastic

stadium and fantastic training ground and the message to the fans

is we're going to be a Champions League club, challenging for titles

and to do that they need top players so they will have to keep their

players and to do that you have to pay them top money and that is where

spares may find it difficult at times. Hickam Millwall finally, they

kept Spurs waiting a while in the tunnel. Interesting to see those

pictures of that massive stadium looming over White Hart Lane. You

deserve a shot at this because of how well they have played in this

competition. They have beaten three Premier League teams to get here so

they deserve that. I hope it doesn't faze them. They've got one or two

experienced players which they will need and they will also need a bit

of luck but good luck to them, they deserve to be here. Big day for

Millwall, Tottenham against Millwall for a place in the semifinals of The

Emirates FA Cup. Your commentators are Danny Murphy and Steve Wilson.

COMMENTATOR: Thank you, Gary, good afternoon everybody. 115 years on

from the first White Hart Lane has opened its doors for the last FA Cup

tie to be played at this famous old ground. 202 matches including 12

semifinals, which is where these two sides are hoping to be in tomorrow

night's draw. Spares hungry for success, second in the Premier

League but with Chelsea almost out of sight in that competition in the

FA Cup looks then most likely route to a trophy and ending that wait for

silverware that stretches back to 2008.

Their opposition, Millwall, two divisions below but under Neil

Harris bidding for promotion to the Championship, and they are the only

side in the top four leagues in England yet to lose a game in 2017.

Their last defeat was December 17th, 17 games ago. And there is the man

so far of 2017. As we saw that list of goal-scorers in the top five

European leagues, Harry Kane but this is the company he is keeping

now. That list said: Griezmann 12, 11. Skeete, Lacazette and Suarez 13,

Kane and Cavani 14, Messi 16. He is in amongst the best of the best.

Spares yet to play top-flight side this season's FA Cup and the

furthest they have had to travel is Fulham. The cup keeper Michel Vorm

keeps his place as does the back three of Eric Dier, Alderweireld and

Vertonghen. Kieran Trippier and Harry Winks come into the middle

four, Son Heung-min who has a good goal-scoring record in this

competition, and Dele Alli who has a good goal-scoring record in every

competition support Harry Kane whose first-ever senior honour would have

been the Millwall young Player of the Year in 2012 at the end of a

loan spell which Kane says helps to make him a man. Three Premier League

scalps already for Millwall but therefore former Spurs trainee

Jordan Archer, the goalkeeper, is injured, so Tom King continues to

deputise in goal. 21-year-old midfielder Ben Thompson is very

highly rated. Upfront Gregory has 14 goals this season and Morison 15

goals. Danny Murphy, Millwall are the last of the minnows in this

season's FA Cup. It has been a tournament of upsets so far, but can

they provide one more? They will believe they can. They

deserve great credit for what they have already done. Doesn't matter

what level of football you play at, if you go 17 games unbeaten and you

are a good side. They've obviously got leaders who organise each other,

good defending, clean sheets, we were talking about earlier, weren't

we? Unbeatable Daly unbelievable. Options on the bench for Spurs

include Christian Eriksen, he of multiple assists this season. Of

course disappointment for Onyedinma and Ferguson who both have been left

out of the starting line-up today but are amongst the substitute.

Martin Atkinson is the referee. And when you're up against Harry Kane

and Dele Alli then you know you are up against a very, very good duo.

When Harry Met Ali, that line must have been used many times, but

dealing with it is something different. I'd not actually heard

that, that's a good one. Do you know what? Neither had I, but I thought

somebody must have used it. Neil Harris played in the cup final in

2004 on the losing side to Manchester United. Can he died

Millwall to the cup semifinal? -- can he guide them? We know Arsenal

are there, we know Manchester City are there into the last four. Will

it be Tottenham or Millwall with Chelsea and Manchester United to

battle it out tomorrow for the last place? It is Millwall all in yellow

from left-to-right, of course. With Martin Atkinson in charge. And

Tottenham Hotspur in the white and dark blue.

Eric Dier to Alderweireld. Vertonghen.

It's going to be a boisterous atmosphere. There's that ball from

Alderweireld, first of the afternoon. Not quite on the mark

with his first attempt. Actually played a couple of games with Neil

Harris, came to Liverpool on trial, played a couple of reserve games

together. Great lad, actually. Decent footballer. Really nice lad.

Pleased to see him doing so well with Millwall. Excellent

goal-scorer, and proving to be an excellent manager. That was the

first flick on from Gregory towards Morison. Went through to Vorm. Here

is Wanyama. Trippier, whose delivery from the right-hand side, he doesn't

often get the chance to show it because Kyle Walker is just so good,

but Trippier never let them down. I'm a big fan of his. Last time we

were here, you are right, his delivery is up there with any

full-back I have seen, tremendous. Son Heung-Min has actually scored

four goals in this tournament in seven appearances in his career in

the FA Cup. Kane, just nicked away from him in the nick of time. But

lost again. Son Heung-Min could not wriggle through. Wanyama, and now a

chance for Trippier to deliver. Brings it on to his left. Cleared

away. It's always hard when you are a lower league team coming you come

to a big club, you want to get some touches of the ball and settle

yourself. At the moment obviously Tottenham are dominating possession.

Ben Davies, new contract signed this week. Kept in, I think, by Dele

Alli. Millwall were hoping to get in behind for the corner.

Gregory couldn't get it back to Thompson, it has only gone to Son

Heung-Min. Kane and Dele Alli inside the penalty area. Winks! It's on

target, and Tom King treated it with respect. Hooked out but only to

Troicki once more. -- Trippier. Wanyama holding off O'Brien. Here is

Harry will. -- Winks. Tottenham have been camped

inside Millwall territory. Winks around the corner back to Son. We

saw the Winks shot a little bit earlier, not a bad effort, keeper

did well. Got to be careful, Millwall, not to pay them too much

respect, dropping off too deep, letting them have space to shoot

from there. Decent save for Tom King, the young goalkeeper, who is

just sort of finding his way, really, in senior football. Released

by Crystal Palace. Had a loan spell at Welling and another at Braintree.

Just celebrated his 22nd birthday, the Millwall deputy. Got to feel for

Jordan Archer, young goalkeeper, Spurs trainee, groin injury. Missed

the last four games. I'm told he did everything that could possibly be

done to be involved today but in the end beaten by the injury and denied

the chance to face his former club. That's a good ball, Trippier to

Harry Kane, definitely onside. King stood up at the post. No kind of

angle for Harry Kane but he went for it anyway. I think he has hurt

himself. But why is he shooting from there? We know he has scored a lot

of goals. He has done something. This is the constant fear... As he

lands on his right ankle. Nagging fear for Spurs fans all the time,

particularly given that Vincent Janssen has not looked to be an able

deputy so far. We didn't quite see it then. As he has taken the shop

and he lands on his right foot, just loses balance with the ankle.

He's off the pitch so play can carry on and Harry Winks is going to take

the corner. Tracking it away from Wallace. Winks. Needed three

attempts to make that absolutely safe.

This is the Winks chance we have just seen. Harry Kane, meantime,

back on his feet, but hobbling behind the goal. Son Heung-Min,

accelerating towards Cooper. Dele Alli inside the penalty area, good

feet by the South Korean, then stayed on his feet. King at the post

again, for all five saves already from Tom King. Done the same again,

Son. Dele Alli was therefore a tap in. Seems to be shoot on sight for

Spurs at the moment. It's greedy. Lack of awareness or greed, one of

the two. Harry Kane is coming off. Well,

there's no point taking a big risk. They are dominating the game.

Obviously you would like him out there, and fingers crossed for him,

we know they struggle in that area, we always talk about it. Here is

Kieran Trippier. Jan Vertonghen, that's a good ball in.

Well, that's a sad sight for Tottenham fans. Yeah. He's had a

couple of ankle issues in the past. Maybe we'll see better. As he comes

down, there... Ooh, yeah. His right ankle caught between the legs of the

defender and bends horribly. Complete accident, obviously. Yeah.

Will it be a disappointment to Gareth Southgate as well? England

with two games coming up, friendly against Germany and the match

against Lithuania in World Cup qualifying. Harry Kane is yet to

play for England under Gareth Southgate because of injury. Well, I

mean, that looks a nasty one. The fact he was able to walk up the side

of the pitch and down the tunnel is, I would suggest, a good thing. So,

Christian Eriksen is getting instruction. He will be on shortly.

He hasn't got any confidence in the lab Janssen, has he? If the striker

is coming off, you would think he would go up there. Four goals for

Janssen since he moved here, all of them penalties. Alderweireld

covering. Cleared only as far as Dele Alli.

Harry Winks. Trippier again, that's a good ball. Unlike him, isn't it?

Jinxed him a bit. His quality from their normally very good -- from

there. So, Christian Eriksen comes on. Jan Vertonghen taking the

Captain's armband. Looks at the moment like Son

Heung-Min and Dele Alli are almost going to play as a two with Eriksen

just behind. Here is Son. Ten minutes has been almost all Spurs

but the story is the injury to Harry Kane so far unfortunately. Here is

Eriksen. Jan Vertonghen. Every yellow shirt now behind the

ball. Ben Davies weights, thought about the shot, then clips it

cleverly away to the far side, Trippier inside to Son. Eriksen.

Decent block. And here goes Morison, looking up and seeing where Gregory

is, and just behind Gregory, dealt with by Jan Vertonghen. Do you know

what? He did the first bit so, so well. Great first touch from

Morison. Didn't need to give it away, had time to settle on the ball

and wait for some support. This is the foul on Son. No arguments there.

The back four of Millwall have a really nice shape but they are too

narrow. If you go too narrow, you make it so easy for them to get

crosses in. You've got to find that balance. You may remember Harry Kane

got injured in September against Sunderland and did not play again

until early November, and that was an injury to the same ankle. Winks

with the free kick. Millwall with the goalkick. That's disappointing.

Reached the play-off final last season with Millwall, Neil Harris.

And lost the final two -- to Barnsley. Nickname chopper,

presumably in reference to Ron Harris.

They've not done much other than defend, Millwall, but they've got

through it. Stay in the game early on, get a bit of confidence. They'll

be pleased they have not conceded an early goal, there's nothing worse.

Here's Winks. Behind off Jed Wallace for the Spurs

corner kick. The wide men so far have been almost auxiliary

full-backs. Because the back four is so narrow. Very similar to what

Aston Villa did hear a couple of rounds ago. So, Christian Eriksen to

take. Alderweireld trying to get the near post flick but it was Morison

who made last contact. Another Spurs corner. If you are just joining us,

Harry Kane substituted in the seventh minute with what looked like

a nasty injury to his right ankle. Eriksen's Corner carefully delivered

into the box. Space here for Jan Vertonghen, he's used it

intelligently. Son Heung-Min couldn't quite reach its. Yeah,

unlucky. Winks has started brightly. Good little pass from Vertonghen, a

few yards ahead of Son, who now has the responsibility of trying to run

in behind, find the space, give them a focal point. There is the view of

the day. Only a bit higher than us. Was just thinking, I wouldn't fancy

that. Trippier, Dele Alli in behind. Well, little bit of a let off.

Webster can clear. Here is Morison, the free kick goes

Tottenham's way for a foul against Steve Morison. Dele Alli here,

beautifully found. Yes, Trippier with the diagonal, the keep her

umming and ahing, in the end he got caught in no man's land and Dele

Alli should have done better. The time and trying to play it between

Wallace and Cummings. Alderweireld to Michel Vorm, Hugo Lloris amongst

the French Dominic substitutes. The Frenchman has only played one cup

tucked for Tottenham, when they drew Arsenal in the third round three

years ago. He doesn't always make the bench in the cup but he has

today. That is nicely played, Christian Eriksen. Another corner,

the weight of pressure continues to grow on Millwall's goal. Another

good move from Tottenham. Eriksen making runs behind different

players, getting into that space is important.

Eriksen with this delivery short to Dele Alli. Good positioning from

coupettes get ahead on that in front of Toby Alderweireld.

Well, the Millwall fans enjoyed that, they have a throw in deep in

Tottenham territory. You could see why they keep so many clean sheets.

I'm sure they are not quite this negative in the league but they are

well organised and have a very good shape. They have conceded two in 13,

they went 14 and a half hours without conceding at all. Now that's

impressive. Very well-organised team under Neil

Harris. It's worth saying that Millwall have

reached the FA Cup semifinal more recently than Spurs, beaten by Wigan

as Wigan went on to lift the cup. Eriksen, blocked by Thompson.

Millwall's number eight Ben Thompson is very highly regarded, he's been

given a four and a half year contract, lifetime Millwall fan, he

was there as a ten-year-old with his dad at that semifinal. Wallace has

flown forward from the right of midfield. A chance now for Craig to

deliver but instead goes to Williams. That's a shame, straight

down the midriff of Michel Vorm. It was a shame but it was a good idea.

They got some men forward in the box there.

Wanyama. Look at that run. Brilliantly found, too. Trippier

just couldn't control it. Hands on the head because he might have done

more with that. It was a great break, wasn't it? He got in behind

really well, SuperPACs, he will be disappointed with that. Just under

4000 Millwall fans at White Hart Lane. -- super pass. They have never

won on this ground, two draws is the best they have ever done, 1-1 in

1929 and 3-3 in March 1978, Glenn Hoddle was amongst the Spurs scorer

that day and Brian Hamilton for Millwall, former Everton midfielder

and Northern Ireland International. Trippier forward to Son. Winks. Son.

I like Millwall's middle two Williams is six and Thompson is

eight. Williams is a clever player, both are tenacious. Alderweireld and

that is a trip by Wanyama. On Thompson. One thing is for sure with

those two, they are going to get through a lot of work. They look

like they are more than willing to do it. Yes, it is a foul. Ben

Thompson did well there. Well, this free kick is in an

interesting position for the League 1 side.

Jake Cooper, all six up from the back for Millwall, number 24. --

6'7", number 24. -- 6'7" not many people could look Peter Crouch in

the eye but he could. They will have worked on these all

week, Millwall. It's Williams with the delivery, Wanyama left at the

back poacher marking Morison and Morison's header bounced possibly

off Davies actually, it is a corner. Yes, it was a good delivery looking

for Morison, and good movement in front as well. Millwall's first

corner of the game. 20 minutes played. Shaun Williams to take this.

Williams's delivery. Michel Vorm, could take them under pressure from

Gregory, possibly fouled by Gregory but he claimed it. Yes, it was a

good take. Difficult ball, lots of bodies around it. That is

encouragement for Millwall, and it all started because of some

slightly, well, very sloppy Spurs play. Well, there was a buzz and a

temper when Kane was on the pitch and it's kind of lost a little bit

of that. Understandable. Tottenham are a team of so many star

players. But Harry Kane is the star involved, if you like. As a player,

Danny, if the star man is ruled out of your team does it affect you when

you are out on the pitch? Does it put a doubt in your mind or affect

your confidence while you are playing? I think if it happens in

the middle of the game you do feel a bit deflated after a while but you

know you have got to get on and you have a game to win and give somebody

else an opportunity. But the Harry Kane situation is very different

because they are so reliant on his goals. There isn't another striker

really here who is adequate to fill his boots so it is a big worry for

them. That is Vertonghen's header, Eriksen, Wanyama, super signing

Wanyama has been. Son Heung-min, Dele Alli in the middle, Eriksen to

his left hand side, Christian Eriksen here. Dele Alli... Was he

being held? Martin Atkinson says not but many say he was. Wanyama got

caught as well after he made the pass. He is down. Well, there is no

question at all that Craig has a handful of Dele Alli's shirt. I

don't know why he's trying to grab his shirt and get in front of him

there. He got lucky. It's a penalty for me. Wanyama here has a problem,

court after the ball had gone, lovely bit of play by Wanyama to

start the move. I just think Craig might have got away with one here. I

don't know how he's not seen it, the ref, he was in a good position.

Great noise peeling around White Hart Lane.

Here is Vertonghen. Craig backpedalling, Trippier in behind

and again trippy's control lets him down. That's twice now. --

Trippier's control. I know he has played a good few games but in and

out of the team, you don't quite have your rhythm all the time but he

will be disappointed with that. Getting himself in some good

positions, though. His side have been awarded 11 penalties this

season, Tottenham, and they may well have had a case for making it a

dozen there. Cooper wants King to come, danger

here. Lucky that Son Heung-min couldn't control the spinning ball

instantly. Shaun Cummings is there. Vertonghen's head. Williams.

Slightly uncertain, the young Millwall goalkeeper. I thought the

defender should have dealt with that because he made the keeper come out

of the box. You don't really want your keeper coming out of the box.

He was playing in the National League last season, Tom King, had

alone spell from Millwall to Braintree, and it's a big step up.

Mind you, since he has come into the sides in the place of Jordan Archer

he has kept that solid defensive run going, conceding just one in four.

David Livermore alongside Neil Harris, Team Aitken the 2004 FA Cup

final in the millennium Stadium, or the Principality Stadium, as it is

now. David Livermore brought down Ryan Giggs for the penalty converted

by Ruud van Nistelrooy for Manchester United's second. --

team-mate in the 2004 FA Cup Scott Davies. Son, Eriksen to Vertonghen.

Cooper. Smashed away for Gregory to chase and Eric Dier is not entirely

comfortable. This is Gregory, and this is Morison, and that there's a

couple of yards wide. That was a chance. He liked that, Neil Harris.

It's the first time we have seen Gregory, really. You could argue it

was a little nudge but he was brave. Morison doesn't set it out and get

enough bend on it. Encouraging, though, for Millwall. A little bit

of room for Winks before Williams comes out at, and now Wanyama who

seems to have run off that little knock, Eriksen, Alli, Wanyama.

Simon King men, Davies to his left waiting. That's clever. Good

recovery, though, by Jed Wallace. It was. He's been given that job, I

think, making sure that he tracks the runs. Wallace in the side ahead

of Frank Onyedinma today. Onyedinma is a flying winger who, I would

suggest, is less likely to be disciplined defensively than the

more experienced player. Eriksen with the ball in, of Williams's

head, and over the top from Jan Vertonghen on his right foot. Yes,

certainly not as good as with his left, but he has a go anyway, and

rightly so. He just got under it a little bit. Millwall have defended

set plays quite well. They have not been caused too many problems with

the Tottenham corners and free kicks in.

I think he will be quite content at 28 minutes to be 0-0, Neil Harris.

Cummings coming forward now. And a handball given against Aiden

O'Brien. Half-hour mark approaching. Here is

Davies. Clipped in. Dealt with by Cooper. That early barrage of shots

which Tom King had to deal with and did deal with has rather dried up.

Hits his shin pad in frustration. Yeah, sloppy. Really those first two

chances, Kane and Son from tight angles that made us think there was

going to be a build-up of pressure from Spurs, but it didn't come. They

deserve credit, Millwall, for getting themselves in the game and

looking reasonably comfortable. He doesn't look massively impressed at

the moment, Pochettino. Byron Webster with the clearance. Wanyama

holding off Thompson. Spurs have passed the ball crisply and

precisely to midfield, then they will really test Millwall. Trippier

in towards Eriksen. Eriksen! Great finish from Christian Eriksen. You'd

struggle to call it half a chance, but boy did he take it. Spurs lead,

Eriksen scores. Well, we were just saying, hadn't been a chance for a

while. Good defending. Drops to him. What a strike that is. We know how

good he is technically. Sometimes we think he should score more goals

with his talent, but that's what he's capable of. Really, really good

strike. Low into the ground, far corner. Good substitution. Ooh,

wonderful goal. Wonderful finish from Christian Eriksen. Ninth goal

of the season. Spurs in front. Super strike. Didn't seem to be much

danger at all, but he hit it so well, so accurately.

Now what riposte can Millwall find here with this free kick which Shaun

Williams is going to take? O'Brien forward, Webster forward,

Morison now. Jake Cooper, too. Williams to deliver. Flick on... Ooh

it just flashed in front of Jake Cooper. It was flicked on by Aiden

O'Brien. Cooper wasn't far away from getting something on that. Yeah, it

wasn't a great ball in, but the first click on causes Spurs a

problem. It was Jan Vertonghen standing in front of Cooper who had

to be strong to hold off the centre-half.

The very first FA Cup goal of scored at White Hart Lane was by Johnny

McMahon for Preston North End in February 19 01. Could be that

Christian Eriksen's is the last. There's the goal-scorer, Super Bowl,

too. Yeah, she does score some great goals, doesn't he? -- super goal.

When you've got that much ability and you are technically that could,

in bigger games, contributing a bit more. Thompson with a clearing

header, Trippier forward, Thompson again. And again. Now Wallace. Did

well, Wallace. Being chased here by Wanyama, still going. He's had a

little look up, played a decent ball in. Alderweireld dealt with it. Did

really well, Jed Wallace. Williams to Thompson and back again. Clipped

up towards Morison, got a head on it, couldn't find Gregory. Might

have let that go through to Vorm but Spurs have dealt with it. Eriksen

into Davies, Spurs countering. Dele Alli and Son Heung-Min both forward.

Cooper back. Corner, Spurs. Good break from Spurs after Millwall

having some joy getting crosses into the box, better from Millwall. But

they are always going to be susceptible to that break from

Spurs. Imperative they get to half-time without conceding again,

really is. Christian Eriksen to take. Three are up from the back for

Spurs, in it goes deep towards Wanyama. Off the woodwork and not

turned away by O'Brien when it probably should have been. Here is

Wallace. He has done well. Up towards Gregory, ploughing a bit of

a lone furrow, and Trippier feeding Vorm. Might have been two. Yeah,

lost him for a second. Good header from Wanyama, he's dangerous in the

box. Spurs come again with Ben Davies. They are comfortable now.

Pass the ball about, try and draw Millwall out a bit.

Alderweireld for Spurs, Jan Vertonghen.

Shaun Cummings did well. Son Heung-Min was a bit weak in the

challenge. Gregory chasing this. Alderweireld.

Made that look easy, the pair of them. Some stat Garth Crooks came

out with about Alderweireld, as a partnership they've lost only 14 out

of 120 odd games they've played together, club and country. They

balance each other. I know Tottenham play a three now, but when they had

the two together, they complement each other really well. Nice balance

with the right foot and the left foot. Their biggest rent, they both

can play. Here's the header. Yeah, good. Unlucky. Big, powerful header,

that is. Could probably agree that of Spurs

summer signings, Wanyama has been the most effective. Sissoko and

Janssen still rather peripheral. Created a strong base in the middle

of the park with Dembele. And then with Winks playing his games as

well, looks fantastic young footballer. The centre of the pitch

is a strong area for Spurs. He may yet come good, Vincent Janssen, but

not if he doesn't get on the pitch, he won't. With Harry Kane going off

he certainly would have been thinking he was entitled to come on

but he didn't. No, must be thinking a little bit negatively at this

moment. Here's Ben Davies. No foul, Jed Wallace taking it away from

Davies. Wanyama. Steve Morison upfront for Millwall

in the centre circle had a spell at Norwich City a few years back in the

Premier League. Playing as a lone striker in a struggling team, scored

nine goals that season in the Premier League which is no mean

achievement. Here he is. Here is Eriksen.

He was allowed to take that a very long way, Eriksen. Volleyed away by

Byron Webster. There he is, Morison. 15 goals so far this season. His

return from injury has come at a good time. Good pace, willing

runner. He won't have wanted to have been doing this much defending of

course. But playing against higher quality opposition, that's what you

have to do. The key thing, the difference between the three Premier

League scalps, apart from the difference in class between Spurs

and Bournemouth, Watford and Leicester, with all due respect, is

that Millwall were at home in those three. Webster with the clearance.

In fact Millwall at home in every round of the FA Cup, all five of

them that they've played up until now. That's come off Alderweireld to

Morison. O'Brien getting forward here. Williams. Four up for

Millwall. Towards O'Brien. Not offside. Dealt

with by Dier, Spurs can break. Millwall had committed a few yellow

shirts forward. Son Heung-Min. Dele Alli is furious with him for not

controlling that. Son Heung-Min, ooh, makes amends with an absolute

beauty! Well! Take Christian Eriksen's goal and raise you. That

Sabrina and goal from Son Heung-Min. -- that's a brilliant goal from Son

Heung-Min. Well, his first touch wasn't great, but his second was

absolutely brilliant. Great break from Spurs. We criticised him

earlier for not looking across to Dele Alli, but this time he has

every right to have a shot. Look at that, on his supposedly weak foot.

Really, really difficult technique, there, on your weak foot, to bend it

with that pace. Keeper no chance. Still a great finish. Well, that's

12 goals now, for a guy who doesn't play every week, that's a good

return. Yeah. Welcome he gets on with it. Fit. He can play on the

left, play on the right, played down the middle he gives it his all.

Wouldn't say he's a natural in front of goal, far from it. But he's a

good player and he's just proven it there with the technique. Gregory

getting away from Dier. Alderweireld is covering.

Just what Neil Harris and Millwall did not need, but you cannot argue

with the quality of the finishing. Wallace. Eriksen in to Dele Alli,

they've got to be careful, Millwall don't want to get caught on the

break again. Dele Alli crowded out of it. Ben Davies was in all kinds

of space to his left-hand side. Meantime, that's Wanyama in a heap

on the floor, again. Hmm. Don't know if he's been whacked on the same one

he got whacked one before. Yeah. Don't think it's too bad. Yellow is

maybe about right. Followed through a little bit. So, yellow card for

the man who is on loan from Wolves to Millwall. They've not actually

kept the ball well enough, Millwall. Sometimes you've just got to hold

your hands up, haven't you? I mean, that is such a good goal. He has got

a fantastic left foot actually, considering he is right footed. Been

practising the handshake that Harry Kane has been doing. That would take

me a few weeks to get that. I wouldn't try, of course. That's two

days of training, that. Wanyama is currently off the pitch

getting treatment. But he's a strong boy. Millwall throw.

Helped on by Thompson but Winks takes up such good positions, Harry

Winks, he always seems to have pockets of space around him. Wanyama

is back on for Spurs. Davies. Dele Alli.

Eriksen back to Harry Winks. Dele Alli thinking about it. We have seen

two pretty spectacular finishes, that wasn't a third. No, not one of

his better efforts. I love the fact he has the confidence to try it,

though. There are a few medals there, Ray Clemence, Clive Alan,

Mark Fallon, Ossie Ardiles sitting behind, Paul Allen. I saw Ray

Clemence on Friday, actually, at a dinner, he was in good form. Worked

with him in the England squad, good guy, gentlemen, for work Liverpool

goalkeeper. It was a move which was a stunning move at the time from

Liverpool to Tottenham for Ray Clemence.

A real gentleman, good to see him here, Ray Clemence, looking well.

Alderweireld for Spurs. That will be a Spurs hoping and looking now as if

they will be heading to their 20th FA Cup semifinal in their history.

It's a tournament which Spurs are sort of associated with. They have

an won it since 1991. That's a long time. It is and I was talking to a

couple of supporters earlier about the fact that although they are

progressing and things are going really well here, lots of positives,

silverware is what it's all about, you know? This is a great

opportunity for them, two games away. From lifting a trophy, if they

can see this one out. Here is Jan Vertonghen. Eriksen Trippier. King

has dealt with that. Martin Atkinson's whistle goes and Millwall

are two down at White Hart Lane against Tottenham Hotspur. Christian

Eriksen on in place of the injured Harry Kane very early in the game

with a super finish topped by Son Heung-min's which flew in off his

left foot. Two great goals and Spurs halfway to the last four. Half-time

at White Hart Lane. And Hotspur 2-0 Millwall.

Tottenham certainly emphasising their high class in this game so

far, Millwall resolute for a while but in the end two terrific goals.

Total dominance from Tottenham, as you said they dominated possession,

they have been in so many good positions, stretching the wingbacks,

Trippier and Davies, high up and stretching the back four and

Millwall can't cope with it. They have been in great positions but

other than the two pieces of magic for the goals they have been so

wistful when they got into those areas, should be four or five with

better balls and finishing. We saw Millwall were very organised that

you felt it was just a matter of time. Yes, Tottenham got so much

possession, Millwall were having a 4-4- to effect but with Davies

pushing so far on he is bringing Jed Wallace back into a second right

back position really, so when Millwall get the ball they can't get

out because he's too far behind because there is nobody to pass two,

doing an honest job but Tottenham are wearing them down with their

superior ball keeping skills. Two leagues above and it shows. This is

the point as a manager were you think maybe I should have played

three in midfield because the gulf in class, Millwall are finding it

impossible not only to get out of their own half but sustain any

possession. Marcus Ericsson got the first goal out of nothing, wasn't

it? The two defenders both went for the same ball which enabled Eriksen

to have the space at the edge of the box when the ball falls, they are

both there and no one picks up Eriksen and before they know it it

is in the back of the net, wonderful finish. He has such a and awareness

of the space around him and he knows he must hit it first time but he

doesn't panic, he knows he can get good contact and to swivel and kick

it like that is a hard skill. He had to wait for it to come down but he

knows the two lads have challenged for the same ball so they are

unaware of where he is and as the ball comes off Dele Alli's chesty

waits for it to drop at the precise moment and hit it into the ground

and zip it off the surface. Which goal would win the goal of the half

competition? I like the technical element of Eriksen's. I would agree.

This one from Son was sensational. I was screaming at his touch at this

point but he answered perfectly with that unbelievable strike. I watched

him a lot at Bayer Leverkusen do this on his left foot, cutting

inside. Dele Alli unhappy, he's on a good goal-scoring run. But he

answered him. How many times have you done that in your career when

somebody has had a shot from too far out and you go, well done, good

goal. The keeper has absolutely no chance. It does help if it goes on,

if you hit the ball with your right or left foot, it makes the defender

think, you could only kick it with your right foot, you would never

bend it in with your left. We couldn't do that either! Running

away with one arm in the air, come on, guys! Whatever happened to

keeping it simple in the celebration? Do what ever you want,

it is fine. That was the good news for Tottenham, the bad news, of

course, is the injury to Harry Kane. It looks like he sustained a similar

sort of injury as the one at the start of the season that kept him

out for seven weeks. Such an awkward fall. We were debating whether he

should have passed it. The defender goes on top and straightaway it is a

very nasty thing to see. It was as he planted it, that's the problem

and he takes the full weight of his defender onto his ankle. The fact he

is walking, but limping but not on a stretcher. The fact he was out for

seven weeks at the start of the season with the same injury shows it

has not mended properly and that will be another couple of months. We

think Tottenham should have had a penalty? They should have had one. I

don't know how the referee doesn't see this, he was clearly having his

shirt pulled there. The ref isn't far away at all. He actually pulls

him down, doesn't he? He pulls him all the way, when he has hold of him

he doesn't let go for a while and it is very blatant and I don't know how

the ref has not seen it and the linesman has not seen it. Possibly

an underdog decision. He might have thought I have given you one here.

But it was a penalty. Only one opportunity, and not a great one, in

the first half, Morison on the counterattack. We said they would do

this, rigid two banks of four but when they get out they are trying

with the two Centre forwards, hopeful ball, Gregory does well

nudging him at the right time and gets his body in and they get a

little bit of luck. Might need Alan Shearer to put his foot through it

there rather than putting it in the top corner. It sat perfect for him,

didn't it? You can see the angle it was a couple of yards wide, but it

was worth an effort. That's the only time they've had any sort of sniff,

the long ball up, and the two forwards getting close together we

said they would do that but other than that they have hardly had the

ball. Bringing it back to the Harry Kane injury and what I could mean

for Spurs for the rest of the season if he is out for some time, it's

quite an unusual situation where they have Vincent Janssen on the

bench who is a striker and he hasn't even brought him on to make do. It

shows how weak they are in that position apart from Harry Kane. We

all felt for Vincent Janssen as Harry Kane was going off, you are

the centre forward on the bench thinking you are coming on and he

has put Son on. Son gives them something and stretches than the

other way, he goes in behind and stretches defences. I think that is

probably what he looked at, Vincent Janssen is more about holding the

ball up and they didn't need that today, they already have good

possession so he's gone for the legs and getting in behind to stretch

them. Whistle the stats with Harry Kane before the game about how many

goals he brings to the top and side, so to lose him for any period of

time would be a disaster for them. Especially at this stage of the

season. The Loston Footie months at the start of the season and look

like they could lose him for a couple of months at the end of the

season. It was a poor purchase not having a strong replacement and

could cost Spurs, I don't know how, whether it is a top position or a

trophy, you don't know how but that's the decision that could come

back to haunt them. It is worrying. We Haatheq rocking quarterfinal

tomorrow night on BBC One with Chelsea against Manchester United

live from Stamford Bridge. Chelsea have won the cup six times in the

last 20 years but their first success came in 1970 when they beat

Leeds in a replay. It was one of the most physical FA Cup games ever

played and that's putting it mildly and wrong Chopper Harris loved it. I

think it was a dream that anybody, any footballer wanted to do. It was

one of the proudest moments in all my years at Chelsea Football Club.

I'm proud of the fact I was the first Chelsea captain to ever lift

the FA Cup. COMMENTATOR: This year, a Cockney cup final, Chelsea versus

Tottenham Hotspur, two London teams. My memory on the Saturday was

fantastic, driving up Wembley Way which was thousands and thousands of

people, a fantastic day, leading the side out at Wembley was an ambition

of mine and at the time I was the youngest player ever to captain the

side in a cup final, 19. Robertson! Goal right on half-time! Robertson!

What's a good goal! We got beat 2-1. I think we froze on

the day, they played ever so well, we were a little disappointed

because we never really performed at all. A few years later we had a cup

run again and played Leeds in the final at Wembley. They were a

tremendous side, Leeds, very physical, and they had Jonny Giles

and Eddie Gray but we had players who could match them for enthusiasm,

Peter Osgood. It's a goal. ! Goal! Jones has done it. Goal!

I think we were a little bit fortunate, we got out of jail, and

about three weeks later we played in the replay at Old Trafford. We made

a tactical switch because I played right back at the time, to pick up

Eddie Gray, by orders was to follow him around and ruffle him up and I

think I did that. People used to say that all I used to do was kick

people but I played 795 games for Chelsea and captained them for many

years and I'd like to think I was a bit better than just going around

kicking people. You had two good sides that were fully committed and

people would say it was a very physical game.

My dad used to always say to me you get nothing for being second best.

All of the years I played football was an achievement I always wanted

to do when I was a young lad. 47 years later Chelsea are two games

away from the cup final against a live from Stamford Bridge from

7:30pm tomorrow evening from the -- for the semifinals follows that.

Before that Match of the Day 2 tonight will have highlights of

Liverpool versus Burnley in the Premier League. Rugby special is

back this evening with all of the highlights from the Six Nations

matches this weekend. 600 horsepower, ?200,000 car, what

could possibly go wrong? This is a rally stage will stop that is

immature. It sounds like I just kicked your as. Top Gear, the new

series continues tonight on BBC Two. Will afford to that but we will look

back at a couple of the tackles in the Chelsea- Leeds cup final. It was

extraordinary, they got a referee at one point to look at the game and

said there would have been 21 bookings and three sendings off. Did

he say it was called roughing him up? He probably didn't even get

booked for that. Casual stud in your cheek. Get in there, again, Peter

Osgood. That is when men were men. That was Man United against

Bournemouth, wasn't it? LAUGHTER

Things have changed a bit, they certainly have. Back to pitch side

to see what Michael Dawson and Paul Robinson made of the first half.

These two were wincing at a couple of those. Michael, the happier of

the former captains. Spurs came in as favourites. How impressed have

you been by their professionalism and their approach? Very impressed,

the way they have dominated the game. Being professional, that's

what it's about when you are playing teams from the lower leagues.

They've been in some good positions, should be maybe more than two up.

They'll be delighted the way it is going. The only downside, losing

Harry Kane to injury which could be a big loss. It could indeed. Paul,

it was always going to be tough for Millwall, how do you feel they have

done in this game? Defensively looked strong up until the first

goal of the first real mix-up in defence. They knew they would spend

long periods without the ball, they knew they would have to work

defensively. For a good 25 minutes they did that. Two bid strikes from

Tottenham. Especially the second one. 2-0 up at half-time looks a

commanding position but they had nothing to lose beforehand and even

more so now, I'm sure they'll have a good go in the second half. What

will Neil Harris do in the second half? Players like Onyedinma on the

bench, very good upfront, perhaps not so good defensively, will they

go for it and perhaps risk a real drubbing? They've got nothing to

lose on the day, it might as well be 4-0. Defensively they'll still have

to work really hard, keep defending their box well like they have done.

The keeper will need to make some good saves. I'm sure he will let the

shackles of a tiny bit more, take more attacking risks. I'm sure you

will see the pace and power of Fred, soon, and maybe Ferguson. What about

the Spurs players? 2-0 up, looking comfortable, is it difficult to

mentally come out and prepare for a second half when you know you cannot

let anything slip? With Wembley and a semifinal at the end of this?

Pochettino will be drilling them to come out and start right, the way

they did in the first half, and keep going, to build on 2-0, get the

third goal and the game will be finished. The two centre halves for

Spurs have got to be strong, Dier, Alderweireld and Vertonghen. Spurs

will want to go on and get the third and fourth, game over. I just got

hit by the match ball, everybody wants to touch the match ball, don't

they? Hope you can enjoy the second half.

Will it be Tottenham, will it be Millwall? Think he's hurt himself. A

sad sight for Tottenham fans. Dele Alli, was he being held? Martin

Atkinson says not. Eriksen! Great finish from Christian Eriksen. Son

Heung-Min! That's a brilliant goal from Son Heung-Min! STUDIO: Yes, two

wonderful goals have given Tottenham a comfortable half-time lead. It

would take something rather spectacular for Millwall to come

back from this, Alan? What Millwall have got to do, they've got to

gamble now. Got to try to get a bit closer to the 2-macro/ because it

was really nonexistence in the first half.

To do that you have got to have the ball and they have not had much of

it. Next ten minutes have got to be important. Millwall need to have a

little gamble, get people forward, women their knock-downs in the half

-- and win their knock-downs. Got to get the ball first, then try and do

something with it. They could just not come out... Seems like an option

as it stands. They were two exceptional strikes, really. There

will be 11 thinking, let's not get embarrassed today, let's put in a

similar defensive display and we can walk out, if we get beaten, with

some pride and they have definitely shown they are capable of that. The

Millwall players are now venturing out on to midfield. We can rejoin

the commentators, Danny Murphy and Steve Wilson. COMMENTATOR: Millwall

have made a change, Ben Thompson has come off, and this is Calum Butcher

in midfield, former Spurs trainee, was on the bench for a Uefa cup game

in 2009. That was as close as he ever came to pulling on the lily

white jersey. Get the chance to play against them here in the second half

of this cup quarterfinal with Spurs leading by two excellent goals.

Eriksen and Son. But Spurs without Harry Kane, injured early on. It's a

big ask for Millwall, the League 1 side, to get back into this cup tie.

But one goal can change a lot. Eric Dier. Cushioned by Davies, to Dele

Alli. Harry Winks, here. Williams getting in smartly for Millwall.

Unable to find Morison. Gregory certainly put in a shift for

Millwall, hasn't he? But no real reward as yet, anyway. Worked

tremendously hard. Here is Eric Dier, forward to Dele Alli, on the

turn, can he find a way to get the shopping? He can't, but Tom King

ends up with the ball in his hands. My microphone is playing up a bit,

sorry about that. Great run from Dele Alli, wasn't it? So good at

that. And they are so good at finding him. Yeah, they are.

Here's Davies for Spurs. That's a good run by Ben Davies, he's going

all the way! Well, a scuffed shot in the end. Those yellow shirts

retreating just about did enough to bring this run to an end, but what a

super run it was. He just kept going, didn't he? Unfortunately

found itself on his right foot which is not his strongest. Can't get a

decent connection on it. It suits him playing more as a wingback,

doesn't it? Can get forward and use his skills higher up the pitch.

Here's Gregory. Vertonghen once Vorm to come, and he did. We saw his only

goal so far the Spurs, Ben Davies. That was second against Aston Villa

in round three. Cute little header. Well, he's been unfortunate. Because

the form of Danny Rose over the last year, 18 months, has been

exceptional, hasn't it? I'm kind of surprised he's signed a contract to

be honest with you. Here's Williams. Trippier to the right, Eriksen, good

hit, good save by King. Dele Alli is onto it, Eriksen wants it back. Here

is Wanyama. Header didn't really do the job but Wanyama couldn't find a

way to get a shot away. Ghosts in and out of games

sometimes, Christian Eriksen. At when on song he is such a good

player. Also a good striker of the ball, isn't he? Technique's really

good. He gets such pace on those shots. Nice, positive run. Looking

at his options. Son, Dele Alli, Christian Eriksen just got

underneath that one with O'Brien making it difficult for him, closing

him down. Actually saw, I think it was last week, a stacked with

Eriksen saying he's covered more distanced than anybody in the

Premier League and I thought that was quite interesting. Because you

look at him and think, creative, skilful, somebody who can win a

game. You wouldn't put him in probably with the guys who do the

most running but it just shows you, he certainly does put a shift in for

his team as well. That's long from Byron Webster. Hoping to find

Wallace, who has kept the ball in play and found Gregory. And Gregory

has support. Williams wastes the chance. Well worked. Yeah, it's a

good cross. Brings it down really nicely. Fires it back a bit too

hard. Hard to run onto a ball coming at you that quickly and keep it

down. Here is Wanyama. Do you prefer Eric Dier in a three

or as a defensive midfielder, Danny? He's better as a defensive

midfielder. He was absolutely sensational last season. But I think

if Spurs are going to play that way, it's OK to have him there because

he's got such good cover around him. Either or, really. But I think his

best form was when he played in a deep midfield role last year. But

now Wanyama has come, he's obviously got good competition in there. So

he's found himself at the back. Here is Wanyama. Christian Eriksen. Jan

Vertonghen. Winks, using his body well. Dele

Alli, lovely little flick, didn't quite come off, Shaun Cummings is

there. Snapped away rather hurriedly by Jake Cooper, don't think he

wanted the past much. Winks to Trippier. Taking on Craig. Behind by

Cooper, Tottenham corner. It's been a great cup run for

Millwall. Ooh, sensational. They've done themselves proud. Deserve this

tie. When you consider at one point they were 1-0 down to Braintree, it

has gone extremely well. But very tough to come back from here, you

would say, against the Spurs side playing with such confidence,

unbeaten at White Hart Lane since last May. Their only defeat in home

games, in inverted commas, are the games they played at Wembley in

Europe. Semifinal will be under the arch at Wembley, where they have won

one of their last nine games and that was the dead rubber in the

Champions League this year against CSKA. Somewhat of a worry, that, I

would suggest. Especially as they will be playing all their games then

next season in all likelihood. I gather the contract with the

National Stadium is as yet unsigned. Maybe they are having second

thoughts because of the form there, who knows? Certainly need to get

used to the place. Beaten in the air by Alderweireld. Spurs have also

lost their last six FA Cup semifinals. Here is Cummings. Is

there any good stats? For the poor Spurs fans who aren't here today,

listening. They are going to be a bit worried now. All things, good

and bad, must come to an end, I suppose. Here is Trippier. Son, good

run, well found, 3-0! Well, his cup runneth over. Millwall add cup run

is over. Son Heung-Min with another delightful goal. Brilliant ball from

Trippier. Well, the quality of their goals today has been exceptional.

Brilliant pass again. We've seen this from various players. Look at

the movement. I mean, to pick him out there, take it on the Wally. --

on the volley. That's what Trippier gives you from those full-back

areas. Son's finishing is on point today. That's a really difficult

thing to do, volley it as it is coming out of the air. Three

high-quality goals from Tottenham Hotspur today. Hmm. I think probably

that one being the best, for me. Here goes Vertonghen. Davies.

Cummings in the way for Millwall. O'Brien.

Yes, his movement is really good, Son, when he plays high up there he

doesn't half keep the defenders on their toes. Down the left, down the

right, getting in behind, his comfortable down both flanks. Michel

Vorm to Trippier. Great noise at White Hart Lane. Wanyama. Cut out by

Cummings stretching also lofted high in hope, Wanyama arrogantly controls

it on his laces. Winks over the top looking for that man, Son. Webster's

header goes straight to the South Korean. Eriksen in the box,

overlapping is Davies, tipped out by King, Dele Alli, Eriksen, was Dele

Alli felled? Martin Atkinson again says no. Craig clears his lines,

Millwall in danger of being swamped. They are. Spurs are playing with

such confidence now, everyone wanting the ball. O'Brien wants that

to go out of play and it hasn't. Davies kept it in.

Eriksen Wanyama to Winks. Spurs in full flow just now.

Trippier nutmegging Drake, foul by the Millwall captain and the card is

coming out for Tony Craig. -- nutmegging Craig. Rightly so. The

fact it is 3-0 doesn't really matter, that is a penalty. Could

easily be a penalty. Millwall are going to make a change. The young

winger is going to come on, Onyedinma, but maybe not before this

free kick. Winks pulling it square. Dele Alli

dragged across it. Yes, a bit different, though a nice and

inventive from Winks and Dele Alli. Got the touch perfect, just cut

across it. Here is Onyedinma coming on. Steve Morison, who has run, and

run hard, makes way. 20 years old, from Plumstead, comes on. Six goals

this season, he is a wide player, normally plays on the right, can

play up front. It is towards Onyedinma. He has kept

the ball in play. Cummings is in support for Onyedinma. It is

deflected, and Onyedinma takes it up and over the crossbar, Wallace. That

is a chance. Their best. Onyedinma does brilliantly there. He's just

come on the pitch, he's positive, he made a great run, well found, and

then confident enough to get the ball and go past people. Wallace

will be disappointed. Yeah. Here is Harry Winks for Tottenham.

Trippier. Son in behind again. Blocked by Jake Cooper.

There is more goals in this and he's hoping he might get one of them.

Spurs have not yet assessed that injury to Harry Kane's right ankle.

The prognosis will become clearer tomorrow. The most positive thing is

he was walking by himself. But it could still be quite a while out the

way he went over on it. Davies trained to play it square, cut out

by Williams, almost managed to squeeze it through to Wallace,

Vertonghen cut it out. Trippier back to Son Heung-min. It

will be a goal kick. If Kane is out for a few weeks then Son, Eriksen

and Alli, all goal-scorers, will be the men Pochettino turns to. They

will have to step up, that's for sure. They are more than capable,

they have ability, they have not got the consistency Kane has in scoring.

Gregory Pauling Eric Dier's shirt but Spurs carry on by Martin

Atkinson playing advantage. Ben Davies trying to find Eric Dier who

continued that run forward. I mean, he must be maybe thinking

Vincent Janssen in a game like this to get him a couple of chances. His

former club Southampton are the next opponents after this game for

Tottenham Hotspur, they come to White Hart Lane. It is Burnley,

Swansea and Watford next in line for Tottenham in the Premier League.

They will continue to try to close the gap on Chelsea but it's looking

a tall order at the moment in the Premier League. They are as always

keeping one eye on Arsenal, hoping to finish above their neighbours for

the first time since 1995. The FA Cup sixth round, the final place in

the last four up for grabs tomorrow, 7:30pm, BBC One. Here is some human,

off target this time, certainly after a hat-trick. -- Son Heung-min.

Chelsea against Manchester United tomorrow at 7:30pm and the semifinal

draw will follow that. Manchester City definitely there, Arsenal

definitely there, Spurs almost definitely there. And then either

Chelsea or Manchester United, it may well be, Danny Murphy, that the

2016-17 FA Cup is remembered as a year of shocks but no shot in the

last four unless Millwall termers around and that doesn't look like

happening. It doesn't but what it does do is give us some semifinals

to look forward to. Any combination of those teams is mouthwatering at

Wembley -- Millwall turn this around. You could not split them in

terms of odds, could you? If Chelsea were to beat Manchester United you

think the way they are playing they would edge it but you could debate

it, you are right, it could go either way. Here is Davies. Wanyama

might hit it. Did. And it hit Cooper, that will be a corner.

Cummings got himself in the way of Dele Alli who I think was attempting

to swing a volley in the direction of the Millwall goal. Millwall very

much in the hunt for play-offs at the end of this season in League 1,

maybe more the form they have been in in league football. Eriksen. That

was a good block by Craig, Neil Harris the League 1 manager for the

month of February, and received that award this week.

He will know they've had a fantastic run in the cup. They were never

going to win it. The priority for them, especially after last year's

disappointment. Trippier and Son. Cooper watched the ball and watched

it well. It was another good run from Son, so willing to get in those

channels. We talked in the studio earlier about why he plays him

instead of Vincent Janssen, the mobility he has got. Davies...

Volleyed clearance. Christian Eriksen.

Eric Dier now. Heavy touch. They are just enjoying it, aren't they?

Passing the ball around. The centre halves getting forward now, enjoying

their football. They don't get many games like that in a season where

they are comfortable at 66 minutes. The fear for Spurs is that the cream

of the crop in their playing staff, and coaching staff, are being

coveted by others. Onyedinma. Wallace. Alderweireld

covering. The interview from Alderweireld was interesting before

the game. He was very noncommittal about his future and contract and

stuff, which surprised me. It wouldn't surprise me that some of

the best teams in the world are trying to sign him. Tottenham over

the years have been a selling club and they've got to change that now.

Here is Eriksen. Alli. Wanyama. Trippier. Almost midway

through the second half of the game. Three really, really special

Tottenham goals. I think in a way that will please

Neil Harris. They haven't conceded anything sloppy, they haven't

conceded anything silly. They've just been really, really top-class

goals. Yeah, and I think that does give you some comfort but it shows

that when the better teams in the Premier League to play their more or

less best 11, although there are a couple missing today, Dembele and

Eriksen coming off the bench. But very hard over a period of 90

minutes to defend against such quality in the Premier League now

which the Premier League teams possess. They had their scares when

Wycombe came here, Spurs. They got away with that one. They have had a

bit of luck, that's for sure, that game, and the fact they've been

drawn at home. They have not played a Premier League team yet. I was

just going to say, and not a Premier League team. That's what the cup is

sometimes. Sometimes it goes for you, sometimes it doesn't. Eriksen.

Trippier. There is the cross in, Dele Alli's touch, cannoned off

Davies, I think. Goalkick. It was Davies who got the last touch

despite Dele Alli's attempts to put the ball in the corner quadrant.

And we are about to see Shane Ferguson come on. Jed Wallace is

making way. Shane Ferguson, the former Newcastle man, Northern

Ireland international, played in Euro 2016 for Northern Ireland in

the group match against Poland. Good experienced player to bring on,

Ferguson. Well, Millwall, now, supporters

anyway, our thinking, can we get the consolation of a goal to cheer at

White Hart Lane? Yeah. This came close. Probably their best chance

after that move involving substitute Onyedinma. Williams is going to take

this. Cushioned it in, Williams. Cooper got ahead on it. Vertonghen

has gone down holding his face. The ball in was not quite brave enough,

looped in rather than trying to put pace on it. Easy to defend. Caught a

little forearm in the face. Never used to get centre halves that

good looking back in the day, did you?

Had a terrific side, Millwall, in the Sheringham days. Tony Cascarino,

Jimmy Carter in midfield. Yeah. Here is Trippier, Eriksen, tap in, 4-0,

Dele Alli. Well, perhaps not as spectacular in

its conversion, but very, very nice in its creation. Dele Alli scores.

Look at this for a pass. Great spot from Eriksen. He knows that Dele

Alli continually runs late into the box, he has done all afternoon and

he was always going to get one. He gets himself in there. Great desire

to want to score goals. Eriksen playing with that vision and

confidence is a real danger. It has been a dominant display. Really,

really good from Tottenham. Dele Alli's 16th goal of this season.

That's a terrific return. Here he is. Janssen is stripped and ready

for action. Here is Trippier. Ooh, that touch from Shaun Cummings just

took it away from Wanyama. Having taken his season 's tally to 16,

Dele Alli, I think, is going to be replaced by Vincent Janssen. They

may take this corner first, they do. Here is Winks. Blocked by Ferguson.

Onyedinma here. Good turn from Son Heung-Min. Too

quick for Webster. Stretching Cooper.

Free kick, Millwall. And a chance for Spurs to make the substitution.

Standing ovation, richly deserved, yet again. Good decision, there.

Nice little tap in for him. Give him a little breather. Plays lots of

games, Dele Alli, put in a hell of a shift every time he does venture

onto the pitch. 20 minutes breather for him. Give Jansen may be the

opportunity to score in open play. 27 goals last season for Alkmaar in

Holland. Four so far for Spurs in England, all of them penalties. Here

is Wanyama. Son. Janssen trying to play it back into the path of Son

Heung-Min, who is not done yet. Wanyama.

Onyedinma trying to force Son Heung-Min away from the danger area

and he has won a throw in the end, he has done well. Son looks

horrified with Martin Atkinson's decision. All he will be thinking

about now, can I get the match ball? You don't get many opportunities to

score a hat-trick. Seen three hat-tricks, Spurs fans, already,

this calendar year. All of them from Harry Kane. Christian Eriksen,

Trippier. Wanyama... On target. King getting his body behind it. The ball

is kept in by Kieran Trippier. Here is Janssen. Winks dispossessed,

good challenge by Onyedinma. Free kick, Millwall. Played up

towards Gregory. It has been really tough for

Millwall, this. Tottenham aren't just the Premier League team, they

are a very, very good Premier League team, who, at home, are nearly

unbeatable, at times. Their defensive shape, their quality,

organisation, creativity and energy going forward. It was a massive ask

for Millwall. Janssen... A long way wide in the end. Can't blame him,

get it out of your feet and have a go. Spurs making another change.

Victor Wanyama is coming off to be replaced by Moussa Sissoko. He was

good, Wanyama, especially in the first half. Really good season for

his new club. Sissoko comes on. He has not had the impact at White Hart

Lane, yet, that Spurs would have been hoping for since his move from

Newcastle. His pretty hefty move from Newcastle in terms of shillings

and pence. Yeah, he's been inconsistent. Certainly not short of

ability. Pochettino was quite openly critical of him back in the autumn.

Ooh, a mistake by Eric Dier. Vorm away. On site here, Son. Jansen!

He will be ecstatic with that. Getting become -- getting the

congratulations all his team-mates. Vincent Janssen scores from open

play for the first time for Tottenham Hotspur. You can see what

it means to him. Son did really well for him, you are thinking, Ayew

going to go on your own for the hat-trick? He looks up and sees him

in a better position. Really tidy finish, that is. Crisply hit into

the corner. And exactly why Pochettino was right to bring him on

in a game like this. They are absolutely thrilled for him. Ten

starts, 20 substitute appearances, first goal from open play.

That will do him the world of good. Might get another one in a minute.

Here he is again, Janssen scrapping for it. Cummings only just evading

Christian Eriksen. That's an wise from Shaun Cummings, here's Ben

Davies. Put behind for the Spurs corner. With ten minutes to go it's

kind of pick a number at the moment as to how many more Spurs might get.

Well, they are dead on their feet, aren't they, Millwall?

Out by Onyedinma, back to Christian Eriksen. Goalkick. Remember many

years ago Arsenal fans had T-shirts printed, I saw Jensen score. Similar

name. To be fair he had scored prior to today but only from the penalty

spot. Might be the first of many, who knows? Careers have turned on

less than that. Could well do. Whistle had gone already before

Gregory lashed that. It can be hard at a new team, you get a run in the

team and it doesn't quite go for you, your confidence drops and

before you know it you are being looked at different than you were

six months previous. So hopefully it will get better for him now. Neil

Harris now is just concerned that his team does not unravel in the

last ten minutes. Here is Son Heung-Min. Trippier, there's a space

everywhere for Spurs. Behind by Craig for yet another Tottenham

corner. To 11 now. Trippier. Sissoko.

In from the Vertonghen, Jansen! Welcome he really should have

scored. He should have. Great ball in as well. I mean, it was an easier

chance than the one he scored. Here it is. Doesn't get a great contact

on it. Got to aim that more to the back post. Putting it in just about

the only place Tom King could possibly save it. Here he is again,

Janssen. Deflected. He will want to get one more, I

would imagine, after missing that. Who is to say in the next six

minutes he went? Because Tottenham are completely on top.

Getting a little carried away, Harry Winks. Hoping that he could get in

on the act. He's an exciting young prospect for Tottenham Hotspur, is

Harry Winks. I think he's a super player. I've seen him three times

live now. He's very confident. He always wants the ball. It doesn't

look to faze him, no matter how big the game. Great future ahead of him.

Gives you a minute or two to consider your Man of the Match,

Danny, in this FA Cup quarterfinal. Here is Williams. Spurs throw.

Obviously this has been a step too far for Millwall today. Yeah, I mean

they will be disappointed because they've been battered, basically, by

a really good team. But they should not be down on themselves, they've

had a great run, beaten three Premier League teams. They've all

been good goals, but the first two especially, super quality. And once

they went 2-0 up, it's very difficult for them to come out and

try and press Spurs. They should just be proud and not let it affect

their form coming up in the league. Davies hammering it into Shaun

Cummings. Who is your Man of the Match, Danny? There has been some

great performances, Eriksen has been terrific, Dele Alli again. But I'm

going to go for Son. Not just his goals, since he has gone up front he

has ran the channels, his movement has been great, his touch has been

good. He's give the assist to Janssen. For me, best player on the

pitch today. Son Heung-Min will be pleased with his goal tally this

season, 13. Eriksen Ford, Son might get his

hat-trick yet, Son finding space. Important touch by Craig to take it

away from him, well timed touch as well, actually. I tell you what,

there was an argument to take him on because with Harry Kane injured you

need to protect him now. I think Pochettino wisely taking off Dele

Alli with two stars shining brighter than the rest of this Spurs team,

then it is probably Kane and Alli. That's true. Vincent Janssen almost

finding Son. Gregory. Onyedinma here for Millwall, back into Gregory, who

has done well to get there. Vincent Janssen being held by

Webster. So this is it now, the last couple of minutes of FA Cup football

at one of the grand old homes of cup football, White Hart Lane. Their

biggest win was 13- to hear against Crewe. Even the new stadium were

holed quite as many. A bright future for this club and this team, and an

FA Cup semifinal for certain coming their way. Trippier. Sissoko.

Son Heung-min. Williams got his head on that. It was a good strike. It

looked to me that it had the curl he was hoping to get as well which

might have taken it in the top corner. Here is Winks. Spurs looking

for a sixth. Sissoko. Deflected. Vincent Janssen. It is a free kick.

He will have appreciated the gesture, Vincent Janssen, every

single outfield player came to congratulate him. What is important

about that is he is well liked, obviously popular amongst the squad,

and that means he's doing something right in training, he's obviously