Hello and welcome to live coverage of Spurs v Burnley.

Both sides are aiming for a winner now, but Brady clears up the pitch, and the referee blows for full time. A huge disappointment for Spurs - yet to win in the league in their new home, and a massive boost for Burnley - a debut goal for Chris Wood and another display of competence against a big side.

Dembele off, Sanchez on.

GOAL! Spurs 1-1 Burnley. Wood scores - Burnley's new boy scores on his debut to rescue a point. Burnley break, Wood runs around onto Brady's through-ball, but he was allowed to creep in unmark to finish neatly.

We're heading into four minutes of added time.

Burnley counter, the cross from Brady comes to Wood, and he hooks his volley just wide. There's a change here, as Winks is on for Eriksen.

The temptation now for Spurs is to sit back and hold on - and Burnley are no fools when it comes to beating bigger sides.

Spurs will have a wonderful day, potentially. Their first league win at Wembley, and there is no way Arsenal can turn it around at Liverpool.

Lloris rushes out with brilliant timing to slie into Wood just outside his area. He might have seen red, but instead Lloris showed Neuer how it should be done.

Westwood comes on to replace Defour as they chase an equaliser.

A sweeping, one-touch move into the box ends when Alli is tripped on the edge of the box, giving them a free kick 25 yards out, to the left.

Kane squanders a shot from close range, with Heaton on hand to pluck the ball out of the air.

More sustained pressure from Spurs, but Burnley sit back attentively and manage to block every effort.

Corner on the left for Spurs. They get it as far as Dembele, but his shot goes wide. Then Heaton tips a volley from Eriksen just over the bar, fired in a from a tight angle. That was after a stop from Kane's downward header - he's in good form.

Brady - Burnley's best player in attack today - goes close, firing in a shot that Lloris athletically reacts to stop it at the near post.

Sissoko, somehow still at Spurs, replaces Son.

The commentators are discussing the potential arrival of Serge Aurier, who would be a decent enough replacement for Kyle Walker if he's reformed himsef a tad.

Just over 20 minutes for Burnley to ruin Spurs' day with an equaliser. But for now, it seems as if Spurs are the likelier to get the second.

Some dithering outside the box sees Burnley tackle Erisken on the edge of the area to clear.

Barnes clatters Vertonghen for a second time as they challenge for the ball, and he receives a talking to.

Kane sells Mee a dummy and powers down the right wing, striding into the box. However his shot from a tight angle is poor, and Heaton can stop easily.