Events
Lucas Moura
Bryan Gil
60'
Ashley Barnes
Jay Rodriguez
60'
Chris Wood
Matěj Vydra
66'
Heung-Min Son
Steven Bergwijn
66'
Tanguy Ndombele
Oliver Skipp
70'
Connor Roberts
Yellow Card
75'
Aaron Lennon
Jóhann Berg Guðmundsson
75'
Maxwel Cornet
Dwight McNeil
89'
Joe Rodon
Giovani Lo Celso
90+4'
Heung-Min Son
Yellow Card · 10th yellow card for Spurs
- KO
Kick off 19:45
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25'
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Lucas Moura for Bryan Gil Substitution
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- HT
Half time 0–0
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60'
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Ashley Barnes for Jay Rodriguez Substitution
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Chris Wood for Matěj Vydra Substitution
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66'
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Heung-Min Son for Steven Bergwijn Substitution
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Tanguy Ndombele for Oliver Skipp Substitution
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68'
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33rd goal for Spurs
Lucas Moura 0 – 1 Goal
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70'
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Connor Roberts Yellow Card
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75'
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Aaron Lennon for Jóhann Berg Guðmundsson Substitution
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Maxwel Cornet for Dwight McNeil Substitution
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89'
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Joe Rodon for Giovani Lo Celso Substitution
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90+4'
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10th yellow card for Spurs
Heung-Min Son Yellow Card
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- FT
Full time 0–1
Match Facts
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7468th overall match
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5861st competitive match
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121st meeting with Burnley FC
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223rd League Cup match
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58th visit to Turf Moor
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6th match refereed by Peter Bankes
Lineups
Burnley FC
- Manager
- Starting XI4–4–2
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1GK
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14
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6CB
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22
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23LB
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4CM
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8
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11
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19
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27
- Substitutes4 of 9 used
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17
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25
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28
Spurs
- Manager
- Starting XI4–2–3–1
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22
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12
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4
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6
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33LB
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29
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11
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18
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23
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10ST
- Substitutes4 of 9 used
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27
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28
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7
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14
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15
Match Stats
Burnley FC
Spurs
- Attack
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1 2 Offsides
- Passing
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16 11 Crosses
- Defence
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3 1 Saves
- Discipline
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11 11 Fouls
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1 1 Yellow Cards
Venue
Turf Moor · Burnley, England
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Match Report
It was a welcome victory for Spurs boss Nuno Espirito Santo, whose side had lost their past two games.
An unmarked Moura, who replaced Bryan Gil in the first half, nodded Emerson Royal's delivery into the ground and beyond Clarets goalkeeper Nick Pope.
Pope had made a superb save from Giovani lo Celso moments earlier.
Harry Kane, captaining the side, had a couple of slim chances in the first half, hooking wide when put through by Lo Celso before volleying a corner over the crossbar.
Burnley took the game to Spurs after Moura's opener but the visitors, who made six changes following their defeat at West Ham, stood firm.
"Defensively we were spot on," said Nuno. "It was tough, what we expected, but we played a good game, controlled the game, had good possession and created chances.
"It was a deserved win. It is about managing all situations, we are in the competition and did our job in a very nice way so we must congratulate our players."
The draw for the quarter-finals will take place on Saturday.
Tottenham's attention now turns to the visit of Manchester United in the Premier League on Saturday while Burnley host Brentford on the same day.