Tottenham vs Burnley

Tottenham will move into the top four of the Premier League if they beat Burnley in the early kick-off on Sunday. A defeat in Thursday's north London derby ...

DAZN subscribers can watch every single Premier League game in 2021/22 – and it gets better. If you pick up a fuboTV subscription for the games not on Peacock Premium, you'll be able to watch every game. To get around that, all you have to do is get a Virtual Private Network (VPN), assuming it complies with your broadcaster’s T&Cs. A VPN creates a private connection between your device and t'internet, meaning the service can’t work out where you are and won't automatically block the service you've paid for. Burnley will be looking to get their survival bid back on track after a 3-0 defeat by Aston Villa brought them back down to earth last weekend. Sergio Reguilon will probably miss his side’s remaining games too, while Cristian Romero is a doubt with a hip problem. But a Harry Kane brace and a Son Heung-min strike earned Spurs a 3-0 victory over their arch-rivals after Rob Holding was sent off for two bookable offences in the first half.

Follow live updates as Spurs look to move above Arsenal into the top four at home to relegation-threatened Burnley.

It starts with Sessegnon pressing Roberts and winning the ball in a dangerous area. Son whips a dangerous ball into the six-yard box and Collins shanks it over the top of his own crossbar. 68 mins: Tottenham are back on the front foot now. Follow live updates from Tottenham vs Burnley, below: 70 mins: Aaron Lennon is warming up now for Burnley. A former Spurs player who spent 10 years at the club between 2005 and 2015. Burnley are under a different type of pressure, as the Clarets battle to avoid relegation.

LIVE: Follow all the action right here as Tottenham host Burnley in the Premier League in their penultimate game of the 2021/22 season.

1-0 to Spurs and that changes the dynamic of the game. Burnley's players and staff are still contesting the decision of both VAR and the referee. They're now checking if Son is onside in the build-up which suggests they think it's a handball. That late penalty has changed the whole dynamic of the match and why Ashley Barnes had his arms so high up in the arm is baffling. There's a VAR check for a handball as well. This was not like the first half performances against Brighton or Brentford without a shot on target. Son is well onside. Another free-kick and Nathan Collins heads over the bar. Of the three, Lucas was the one who did the best, finding a couple of gaps and presenting Kane with two good chances to score, which he spurned. Kane had said ahead of the match that Tottenham needed to play with high energy in order to penetrate Burnley's low block and they did on the whole. The Burnley players and staff were furious at the decision but both VAR and Kevin Friend were in agreemeent and it's a difficult one to find an argument against. Lovely move from Spurs, starting with good feet from Emerson and Sanchez on the edge of their box, before battling from Sessegnon down the left and ending with Kane firing over the crossbar.

Tottenham host Burnley in the Premier League on Sunday in a huge clash at the top and bottom of the table.Spurs are one point behind city rivals Arsen.

- Burnley could become just the fourth side to complete a top-flight double against a team managed by Spurs’ Antonio Conte, after Sampdoria (2012-13), Manchester City (2017-18) and Juventus (2019-20). However, they did win their last away league game, coming from behind to beat Watford 2-1. - Burnley could become just the fourth side to complete a top-flight double against a team managed by Spurs’ Antonio Conte, after Sampdoria (2012-13), Manchester City (2017-18) and Juventus (2019-20). - Tottenham have played more Premier League games on a Sunday than any other team (318), but have also lost more games on this day than any other side (98). Burnley interim head coach Mike Jackson: “It’s going to be a tough game, we know what Spurs do. - Of all current 20 Premier League sides, Burnley have the highest loss rate in games played on Sundays in the competition’s history (60% – lost 37/62). However, the Clarets did win their last such game (1-0 at Wolves), last winning consecutive Sunday matches in September/October 2017.

Today's Premier League action kicks off with a key clash at both ends of the table as Burnley travel to Tottenham. For the hosts, a victory will earn them ...

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A big controversy with Burnley feeling very hard done by as Barnes did have his arm way out, and it certainly connected with the ball. Burnley already playing with more intent since the interval and have twice won dangerous headers in the Spurs box. Long gets up well, beats Dier and misses the far-post by a matter of inches... Burnley know a victory may even be enough to effectively seal their survival from relegation this weekend. But was it kicked too close to the striker for it to be worthy of a penalty? Earlier in the season, it was Burnley who came out on top with a 1-0 win at Turf Moor proving something of a turning point in Tottenham’s fortunes under Conte.

Harry Kane scored the only goal of the game from the penalty spot.

But it has been given and you have to take it on the chin You have got to use some common sense and what the context is. The Clarets have Lowton at left sided centre back in a three. It is inside an 18 yard box, it hits his arm but how he can get out of the way I don't know? You have got to use some common sense and look at what the context is. You make a call on what you think is right on the day for your team and the situation.

Harry Kane's penalty sees off a stubborn Burnley side as Tottenham move above Arsenal into fourth place and keep the Clarets' survival hopes in the balance.

Attempt blocked. - Away8 - Home8 - Home8 - Away8 That was not the end of Burnley's threat, however.

Tottenham edged past Burnley to momentarily move into fourth and put the pressure on Arsenal in the battle for Champions League qualification.

3. Son desperate for Golden Boot: He was denied brilliantly by Nick Pope twice in the second half and both time he look devastated. The Clarets played well and both Cornet and Barnes went close, while they were solid defensively and very slick on the ball. Ashley Barnes’ arm was outstretched and in an unnatural position but before VAR this would never have been given as a penalty kick as it was missed in real-time. The hosts continued to have the better chances but Burnley had a good chance on the break as Maxwel Cornet was played in over the top but Hugo Lloris did well to deny him. 2. Burnley can still stay up: They play at Aston Villa and at home against Newcastle in their final two games of the season and they can still stay up. The decision was harsh on Barnes but he had his arm raised out and as soon as the replay arrived, we all knew what would happen.

Soccer Football - Premier League - Tottenham Hotspur v Burnley - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London Kane was the match-winner at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium ( ...

“He was not the only player to have this, maybe a virus came around into the team. Conte’s team needed a second to calm their nerves, and it almost arrived two minutes later. With the half petering out, Davinson Sanchez hooked a ball into the box, catching the arm of Barnes stood a yard away. It took Burnley 23 minutes to get a spell of possession in Tottenham’s half, and when they did they threatened. Son Heung-min tried to catch out Nick Pope at the near post before Nathan Collins hooked Kane’s close-range header off the line from Ryan Sessegnon’s cross, in an opening that Spurs roundly dominated. Antonio Conte’s team can reasonably lay a claim to having recovered pole position in the top-four race.

They got the win, but barely. Ashley Barnes' VAR'd handball penalty, converted by Harry Kane, was the difference between the sides, with Spurs grinding out a ...

Rate the players from 1⁄2 to 5 stars. Ashley Barnes’ VAR’d handball penalty, converted by Harry Kane, was the difference between the sides, with Spurs grinding out a nervy 1-0 win. They got the win, but barely.