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48' Mane makes a late run off the back of Tarkowski to get into the far post and Firmino tries to curl it into him. Burnley have a lot of bodies back in the box though and his pass is blocked by Mee.

46' SAVE! It's a quick start to the second half from Burnley as Wood gets away from Phillips and into the box. He decides to have a go, curling his shot towards the far post, but Alisson holds onto it.

46' Liverpool get us back underway for the second half! 

As things stand, this result takes Liverpool above Leicester City into fourth place. The visitors have created a lot of chances without really testing Norris, which Klopp will want to change. Burnley have caused problems at the other end though and Dyche will be happy to stick with his game plan to see if they can get back into it.

Firmino's goal gives Liverpool a 1-0 lead over Burnley at half-time. Both sides made a slow start and have only had one shot on target each. McNeil forced a good save out of Alisson after Wood sent a brilliant chance into the side netting. At the other end, Thiago came close, but Firmino broke the deadlock late on when he slotted Robertson's cross into the bottom corner.

45' + 2' HALF-TIME: BURNLEY 0-1 LIVERPOOL.

45' Burnley are trying to get upfield as quickly as possible when they win the ball back, but their passing is sloppy. Cork spins and plays an early throughball into the box, but it's nowhere near Wood and Phillips clears his lines.

41' CHANCE! Robertson swings yet another great cross into the box and Williams nods it down for Phillips in the middle. He has time to take a touch before volleying a shot on goal, but it's always rising and it flies just over the bar.

39' SAVE! Wood can't sort his feet out quickly enough to have a shot, but Burnley manage to keep hold of the ball and get it to McNeil just outside the box. He sets himself before firing it at the near post and Alisson dives to push it away.

37' Alexander-Arnold steps up to take the free-kick and despite being a long way out, he goes for goal. He curls his effort up and over the wall, but there isn't enough dip on it and it flies into the stands.

36' Mane spins away from Westwood before driving towards the box and the midfielder scrambles back to try and reach him. He ends up clipping Mane though and Liverpool have a free-kick in a good position.

34' It's patient play from Liverpool as they move it out from the back, but they're struggling to get in behind Burnley again. They're switching it from left to right, but aren't having any luck in opening up some space.

32' McNeil swings another good cross in from the left and Wood attacks it but ends up clattering into Alisson. Brownhill brings down the loose ball but doesn't have time to have a shot before the whistle goes for a free-kick.

30' CHANCE! Liverpool are in again here and Robertson plays another good ball forward for Salah to chase. He takes it away from Tarkowski but then leans back as he takes the shot and fires it high over the bar.

29' THIAGO! The Spaniard plays a one-two with Salah just inside the box and opens up a pocket of space for himself at the post. He drills it across goal from a tight angle as Norris rushes out, but it's just wide of the target.

28' Liverpool go for a more direct approach this time, with Phillips playing it forward for Robertson and he swings an early cross into the box. He's looking for Salah in the middle, but Mee makes an important interception to touch it away from him.

26' CLOSE! Lowton plays a wonderful early ball into the box from his own half and Gudmundsson lets it go for Wood. He's goal side of Williams and he hits the shot on the half-volley, but it swerves just wide of the near post.

24' Robertson drives forward down the left again and he switches it to Thiago, who is running into space on the edge of the box. He tries to bring it down with his first touch, but gets it all wrong and ends up tripping over it, allowing Taylor to come away with the ball.

22' The Burnley fans and players aren't happy as they think Salah handballed it just inside the box, but the referee is happy to let the Liverpool attack go on. Alexander-Arnold swings in a good cross, but Gudmundsson shields it away from Mane at the far post.

20' McNeil keeps finding himself in a lot of space for Burnley down the left and he chooses to play an early cross into the box for Wood this time. Phillips gets ahead of the forward though and hooks it away from danger.

18' Liverpool are knocking it around in their own box and Phillips almost plays them into trouble after scuffing his pass to Fabinho. Two Burnley players are closing down the loose ball, but Fabinho just manages to flick it on in time.

16' CHANCE! It's a great backheel from Mane at the near post to pick out Firmino, who is unmarked in the middle of the box. He lets it rolls across him before hitting the shot, but he drags it wide of the target under pressure from Tarkowski.

15' Liverpool have won five of their six Premier League away games against Burnley, winning their last three at Turf Moor since a 2-0 loss in August 2016.

13' Robertson's cross is cleared by Tarkowski at the near post, but Liverpool come again as Thiago latches onto it just outside the box. He chips it over the top for Firmino, but it's just behind him and Mee clears his lines.

11' It's a loose touch from Alexander-Arnold that gifts the ball back to Wood in the middle of the field and he quickly lays it off to Gudmundsson on the right of the box. He can't control it though and Williams makes another important block.

9' The cross from McNeil on the left is too high for Wood, but the forward chases it down and manages to keep it in play at the far post. He pulls it back for Lowton, who hits it first time and Williams makes an important block to send it out for a corner.

8' Salah drives forward down the right and plays a one-two with Firmino to try and open up some space for a cross. The Brazilian plays it short back into him though and Taylor is there to intercept it for Burnley.

6' Burnley are moving the ball upfield quickly and trying to catch Liverpool out by swinging early crosses into the box. McNeil gets the better of Alexander-Arnold down the right and curls the ball into the middle, but Alisson comes out to collect it.

4' Firmino slots it into Alexander-Arnold and he cuts inside from the right before having a shot, but it's blocked by Tarkowski. Mane gets to the loose ball first, but fires wide from close range.

2' Liverpool break quickly on the counter after an early spell of pressure from Burnley and Robertson plays a lovely throughball forward for Salah. He's one-on-one with Norris, but Mee gets back just in time to block his shot.

1' Westwood gets the game underway for Burnley!

The teams are out on the pitch now, with kick-off just moments away.

Burnley are looking to complete their first league double over Liverpool since the 1929-30 campaign, after they ended the Reds' 68-game unbeaten home run earlier this season.

Jurgen Klopp makes just one change to his team after their win over West Brom on Sunday. Wijnaldum is brought into the side for Jones, who drops to the bench.

Sean Dyche makes two changes to the side that lost to Leeds United last time out. He hands a Premier Debut to Norris in goal, with Gudmundsson also coming in. Peacock-Farrell and Vydra drop to the bench.

LIVERPOOL SUBS: Billy Koumetio, Divock Origi, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Curtis Jones, Xherdan Shaqiri, Neco Williams, James Milner, Adrian, Konstantinos Tsimikas.

LIVERPOOL STARTING XI (4-3-3): Alisson; Trent Alexander-Arnold, Nathaniel Phillips, Rhys Williams, Andy Robertson; Thiago Alcantara, Fabinho, Georginio Wijnaldum; Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino, Sadio Mane.

BURNLEY SUBS: Anthony Driscoll-Glennon, Ashley Barnes, Jimmy Dunne, Bailey Peacock-Farrell, Lewis Richardson, Erik Pieters, Jay Rodriguez, Matej Vydra, Richard Nartey.

BURNLEY STARTING XI (4-4-1-1): Will Norris; Matthew Lowton, James Tarkowski, Ben Mee, Charlie Taylor; Josh Brownhill, Ashley Westwood, Jack Cork, Johann Gudmundsson; Dwight McNeil; Chris Wood.

Liverpool's chances of earning a top-four finish are still in their own hands and they realistically need to win their last two games to secure a Champions League spot. They've won their last three outings, with Alisson scoring a last-minute winner last time out against West Brom to keep them in the hunt. They face a Burnley side that haven't won at home in their last nine matches (D5 L4), with their last win at Turf Moor coming against Aston Villa at the end of January.

Hello and welcome to live coverage of the Premier League meeting between Burnley and Liverpool at Turf Moor!

46' Referee Letexier gets the second half of this Coupe de France final underway!

Kovac may want to make some half-time alterations, given his side's relative struggles in this Coupe de France final as of yet. Monaco could look to Martins or Jovetic off the bench if they do feel they need some added attacking impetus. Pochettino, in contrast, will be satisfied with his team's first-half performance.

It has been far from a vintage Coupe de France final so far, with both teams rarely testing either goalkeeper. PSG lead 1-0 at the break, courtesy of Icardi's tap-in, after some good work to intercept from Mbappe and force a decisive Disasi mistake on the edge of his own area. Florenzi and Volland had the only other chances of the half, which were both comfortably saved by Majecki and Navas respectively.

45' + 1' HALF-TIME: MONACO 0-1 PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN

45' + 1' Mbappe coasts past Henrique, however, powering past Maripan proves a step too far as the centre-back manages to play back to Majecki. Whether tactical or not, Mbappe found himself on the right-hand side there and perhaps he fancies his chances against Henrique more than Sidibe.

45' The fourth official indicates there will be a minimum of one minute of added time in this Coupe de France final at the Stade de France.

44' Fofana's eyes seem to light up as the chance to smash a right-footed volley from 35 yards presents itself. Di Maria is the first on the scene to deflect behind for a corner.

42' Mbappe skips around Sidibe's challenge with ease, rolling in Di Maria before the Argentine runs out of room in the left-hand corner. PSG do, however, manage to keep the ball but their spell of possession comes to an end with an offside decision against Mbappe.

41' Sidibe goes through the back of Mbappe's ankles and the forward requires some brief medical treatment before wandering off the pitch and returning within the same minute.

40' Another corner comes for Monaco as Aguilar's cross gets deflected behind. Golovin looks to keep the set-piece alive on the edge of the area after an initial clearance, however, he can only volley high and wide of Navas' goal with a right-footed strike.

39' PSG have won the competition a remarkable 13 times, with their most recent triumph coming last season when they beat Lyon in the final.

37' CLOSE! Florenzi needlessly stands on the back of Henrique's ankles and Kovac's side get a free-kick in the left-hand channel. Golovin whips in the wide set-piece and Volland's flick-on at the near post ends up in the hands of Navas. Disasi was lurking at the back post, however, the goalkeeper pounced just in front of him to keep his team's one-goal advantage intact.

36' Gueye goes roaming forward again and picks out Di Maria, who rather optimistically sets his sights on goal from 35 yards out. The Argentine's left-footed strike gets blocked by a crowd of Monaco defenders before Majecki is required to make a save.

35' Mbappe drops his shoulder and beats Henrique with relative ease. A low cross towards the near post, however, proves too much of an ask for Icardi as Maripan intervenes and hooks a long clearance away with his left foot.

33' SAVE! Gueye finds Di Maria, who has wandered inside from the right flank, and the Argentine disguises a pass out to the right-hand side. Florenzi takes a touch into the area before seeing his powerful right-footed effort turned over the crossbar by Majecki.

32' Fofana fancies a long pass for Golovin on the right flank but the midfielder gets it all wrong and the ball flies out for a goal-kick. Navas takes a while over his kick as he allows his team to regroup and take a breather, after a prolonged spell of possession from Kovac's men.

30' Tchouameni drifts inwards from the left-hand channel, clipping a pass over the top for Ben Yedder. The French forward chests down before going to ground due to Marquinhos' sliding tackle. Monaco offer some muted appeals for a penalty, however, it's clear the Brazilian centre-back has won the ball fairly.

28' Mbappe already has two to his tally for the season against Wednesday’s opposition and six goals in his last four league games.

27' Since Icard's goal, Kovac's team have come into their own and appear more confident in possession. For now, however, their passing play outside the area looks pretty but lacks the penetration to unlock Navas' well-organised defence.

26' Mbappe gets isolated against Sidibe, driving at the right-back before attempting a smart reverse pass to Di Maria in the left-hand channel. Disasi, whose mistake set-up Icardi's opener, comes across to intercept in front of the Argentinian.

25' Golovin powers through the middle, sliding to Ben Yedder who plays back to Sidibe. The full-back offloads to Fofana and the midfielder crosses for Volland, who can't redirect a header on towards goal and the forward's effort trickles out for a goal-kick.

23' Tchouameni dinks over the top for Volland's forward run, however, Kehrer reads it all the way as he drops back to head clear. The loose ball looks like falling to Ben Yedder before Gueye races back to dive in in front of the forward and remove any attacking opportunity.

21' Icardi's opener is no less than Pochettino's men deserve. They have looked assured in possession, knocking the ball out with confidence as they continue to stamp their authority on this final's proceedings.

18' Marquinhos' wayward pass gets intercepted inside his own half, smashing off Ben Yedder and deflecting towards the left-hand channel. Ben Yedder thinks he is in on goal, however, Navas rushes well out of his box to intervene with an important sliding tackle to play towards Florenzi.

17' Sidibe takes a corner from the right-hand side, which Mbappe collects at the near post. PSG's wonderkid then remarkably runs from inside his own area, all the way to the other end and avoids five or six tackles before sensibly opting to play backwards and retain possession.

16' Fofana tries sliding a througball for the run of Ben Yedder into the area. The French forward makes good ground, however, Diallo comes across to barge him out the way before sheltering the ball away from goal.

15' It has been a cagey opening 15 minutes or so, with neither side testing either goalkeeper as of yet. Pochettino's men, perhaps as expected, have dominated possession but have nothing to show for their efforts so far.

13' Florenzi knocks a pass over the top for Di Maria to chase in the right-hand channel. Henrique wins the race, however, he is forced into giving away another corner. The Argentine swings in a left-footed delivery and, after a couple of blocks in front of Majecki's goal, Monaco eventually clear the danger.

12' Kovac's side have secured a league double over PSG in the Ligue 1, edging them 3-2 at home before securing a 2-0 win at Parc des Princes in February.

11' Monaco get a corner of their own at the other end as Navas fails to keep a deflected cross in play. Golovin is the man to deliver the set-piece but the referee immediately gives a free-kick to PSG at the back post for a push in the back.

10' Mbappe hassles Henrique and forces the full-back to give away a corner. After winning the set-piece, Mbappe decides to quickly take it short but the resulting cross gets cleared away at the front post by Disasi.

9' Majecki's first involvement in the game comes as he confidently claims Paredes' high and swirling cross from the right-hand side. The goalkeeper, who has impressed in the cup competitions for Kovac's men, will be glad to get that first touch in the final out the way.

8' Navas goes long in search of Mbappe, finding the forward in acres of space on the left just over the halfway line. Mbappe wants to run at Sidibe but he doesn't get the opportunity as the flag is up for offside against him.

7' Golovin is lucky to escape a booking after cynically chopping down Diallo, who was making a powerful run down the left-hand channel. Monaco are still yet to properly get their foot on the ball as their opponents continue to dictate play around them.

5' Mbappe wanders inside from the left flank, touching wide for Florenzi, who sees his deep cross from the right-hand side turned away by Henrique. Pochettino's men are knocking possession about with real confidence in the opening stages of this final.

3' Diallo's headed clearance finds Icardi, who tries to delicately flick through for the run of Mbappe. Disasi, however, is alert to the forward's intentions as intercepts outside his own area in front of Mbappe.

2' Di Maria seeks out Mbappe on the left-hand side but Icardi is then far too enthusiastic as he clatters into Golovin with a needless early foul.

1' After the national anthem is out the way, referee Francois Letexier gets the Coupe de France final underway!

PSG are looking to defend their title, while searching for their 14th Coupe de France success here. Monaco, in contrast, haven’t won this competition since the 1990-91 season.

Pochettino goes for five alterations from the weekend. On either side of defence, Florenzi and Diallo replace Bakker and Dagba. In midfield, Herrera drops out for Paredes, while Gueye comes in for Draxler. Further forward, Icardi replaces the suspended Neymar to lead the line alongside Mbappe.

Kovac opts for three changes from the win against Rennes. Martins drops to the bench for Aguilar, Majecki gets the nod ahead of Benjamin Lecomte in goal and Disasi starts at centre-back instead of Badiashile.

SUBS: Sergio Rico, Mitchel Bakker, Colin Dagba, Timothee Pembele, Rafinha, Ander Herrera, Julian Draxler, Moise Kean, Pablo Sarabia.

PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN (4-3-3): Keylor Navas; Alessandro Florenzi, Marquinhos, Thilo Kehrer, Abdou Diallo; Idriss Gueye, Danilo Pereira, Leandro Paredes; Angel Di Mari, Kylian Mbappe, Mauro Icardi.

SUBS: Gelson Martins, Benoit Badiashile Mukinayi, Stevan Jovetic, Fode Ballo-Toure, Chrislain Matsima, Cesc Fabregas, Krepin Diatta, Vito Mannone, Eliot Matazo.

MONACO (4-4-2): Radoslaw Majecki; Djibril Sidibe, Axel Disasi, Guillermo Maripan, Caio Henrique; Aleksandr Golovin, Youssouf Fofana, Aurelien Tchouameni, Ruben Aguilar; Wissam Ben Yedder, Kevin Volland.

PSG’s route to the semi-final stage was fairly straightforward, as they dispatched of Caen, Brest, Lille and Angers by an aggregate scoreline of 12-0. A semi-final clash against Montpellier proved a tad harder, with Mauricio Pochettino’s winning 6-5 on penalties after being held to a 2-2 draw in normal time. Last time out in Ligue 1, PSG crushed 10-man Reims 4-0 to remain on the tails of league-leaders Lille.

Grenoble, Nice, Metz and Lyon all tried and failed before Monaco’s semi-final against fourth-tier team Rumilly Vallieres. Despite going a goal down after 20 minutes, Niko Kovac’s side bounced back to secure an emphatic 5-1 victory and qualify for this year’s final. Most recently in the league, Monaco were 2-1 victors against Rennes to make it 10 wins in 11 games in all competitions.

Hello and welcome to coverage of the Coupe de France final between Monaco and Paris Saint-Germain at the Stade de France.

60' OFF THE POST! Juve should be ahead, but Chiesa is denied by the right post. He combines with Ronaldo, who plays a sublime backheel towards the run of the winger in the box. He takes a touch and fires a strike at goal, only to see his effort clatter off the woodwork and bounce clear.

59' Kulusevski makes progress down the right flank and cuts back to lift a cross into the box. Ronaldo rises to meet it, but he heads his effort straight at Gollini.

58' SAVE! Chiesa surges down the left flank and gets the better of Hateboer. He cuts a low ball back to Kulusevski to strike, but Gollini gets down to make a vital save.

55' The game continues to be played at a brisk tempo. It suits La Dea, although once again Juve will have opportunities on the counter.

53' De Ligt takes a blow from Romero in the process and requires treatment before the game can continue.

52' BLOCK! Malinovskiy's low drive causes havoc in the box as Zapata cannot guide it towards goal before it falls to Romero. However, De Ligt makes a vital challenge to prevent the defender making contact with a strike six yards out. An incredible challenge from the Dutchman.

51' Zapata has a run at Cuadrado down the left flank and draws a foul right on the edge of the box. Atalanta have a free-kick in a very dangerous position.

50' Both teams have shots blocked from the edge of the box in the space of 30 seconds. Pessina sees an effort charged down at one end before Ronaldo sees his drive repelled at the other.

48' WIDE! Cuadrado floats a cross in from the right flank towards the back post. McKennie attacks the delivery and glances a header towards goal that travels wide of the left post.

46' We're back under way in the Coppa Italia final.

Gian Piero Gasperini will be pleased with his side's performance. Atalanta play on the front foot, which can leave them exposed at the back. Although they conceded, La Dea had the confidence to keep playing and were rewarded with an equaliser. The challenge now is to press for a winner.

It's all square at the break in the Coppa Italia final between Atalanta and Juventus. La Dea had the best of the early stages, but could not find a breakthrough. They were then exposed on the counter by Juve as Dejan Kulusevski curled a sublime strike into the back of the net. However, Atalanta responded before the break through a blast from Ruslan Malinovskiy, leaving the contest in the balance.

45' + 1' HALF-TIME: ATALANTA 1-1 JUVENTUS

45' Hateboer has acres of room down the right flank and he floats a cross into the box aiming for Zapata. Chiellini has to rise to clear the danger.

43' Zapata threatens at the near post to turn a cross from Hateboer at goal, but Danilo is on the spot to block his effort behind for a corner.

37' Atalanta are still showing a great deal of commitment out on the field in the final third. Gasperini and his team play with no fear.

35' Zapata raids down the left flank and bends a cross into the box that Haterboer attacks. He connects with a header that Buffon gets down to stop with ease.

33' Atalanta have paid the price for spurning their early openings. La Dea now have to fight back against Pirlo's men.

29' WIDE! Malinovskiy pulls the trigger on a left-footed strike that travels at pace, but it drifts wide of the right post. Not the best effort from that position.

25' WIDE! Juve fail to clear their lines inside their own box. Pessina nods the ball down to Freuler in space in the right-inside channel. He fires a low strike across goal that travels just wide of the left post.

22' Atalanta have been on the front foot for the majority of the game. Gasperini will be pleased to see his team handling the occasion.

20' The game has been played at a good pace and both sides are showing an attacking intent this evening.

18' Zapata takes control down the left flank and fires at goal from the angle, but Buffon makes the stop for the Bianconeri.

17' BLOCKS! Ronaldo hammers his effort straight into wall, but squirms a strike through on the second attempt. Chiellini tries to connect on the slide to send it towards goal, but his effort is charged down by Romero.

16' Ronaldo makes a move in the final third and goes down under Toloi's challenge. The referee awards Juve a free-kick on the edge of the box.

13' Kulusevski continues to ask questions of the Atalanta defence as he draws a foul from Romero.

12' Pessina runs at the Juve defence and breaks into the box following a one-two with Zapata. He goes down under pressure from Rabiot, but the referee says the Frenchman won the ball.

9' Kulusevski runs down the right flank and breaks into the box. He tries to offload towards Ronaldo in the middle, but Toloi arrives to sweep it away from danger.

7' Chiesa goes down in the box under contact from Palomino, but the referee is not interested in the appeals for a penalty from the Juve winger.

6' Atalanta have made a rapid start to the contest and have put the Bianconeri under immense pressure at the back.

5' CHANCE! Gosens clips a fine ball into the box for Zapata to control. He does extremely well to roll away from Chiellini before firing at goal on his left foot, but he places his attempt wide of the target.

3' CLOSE! Zapata surges down the left flank and beats the challenge of Cuadrado. He cuts the ball back for Palomino to shoot, but his effort is blocked by the legs of Buffon.

1' We're under way in the Coppa Italia final.

Atalanta and Juventus have met on 16 occasions in the Coppa Italia: Juventus winning six and losing four (D6).

There are two changes from Pirlo tonight from his side's win over Inter in their last outing. Buffon takes the gloves from Szczesny, who drops to the bench. Alex Sandro is missing from the squad, which sees Cuadrado drop back into the left-back. McKennie comes into the team and earns the start on the right flank.

Atalanta have made two changes to their side that beat Genoa in their last outing. Palomino comes into the backline to replace Djimsiti, who drops to the bench. Miranchuk makes way from the final third as Pessina gets the nod from Gasperini to start alongside Malinovskiy and Zapata.

JUVENTUS SUBS: Wojciech Szczesny, Arthur, Aaron Ramsey, Alvaro Morata, Paulo Dybala, Leonardo Bonucci, Merih Demiral, Carlo Pinsoglio, Federico Bernardeschi, Gianluca Frabotta.

JUVENTUS (4-4-2): Gianluigi Buffon; Danilo, Matthijs de Ligt, Giorgio Chiellini, Juan Cuadrado; Weston McKennie, Rodrigo Bentancur, Adrien Rabiot, Federico Chiesa; Cristiano Ronaldo, Dejan Kulusevski.

ATALANTA SUBS: Joakim Maehle, Bosko Sutalo, Sam Lammers, Luis Muriel, Mattia Caldara, Berat Djimsiti, Francesco Rossi, Matteo Ruggeri, Marco Sportiello, Aleksey Miranchuk, Josip Ilicic, Mario Pasalic. 

ATALANTA (3-4-3): Pierluigi Gollini; Rafael Toloi, Cristian Romero, Jose Luis Palomino; Hans Hateboer, Marten de Roon, Remo Freuler, Robin Gosens; Ruslan Malinovskiy, Duvan Zapata, Matteo Pessina.

Juventus have had a poor season by their high standards, seeing their imperious hold over the Scudetto ended by Inter Milan. The Bianconeri can still end the campaign with silverware by winning the Coppa Italia for the 14th time and earning redemption following their loss in the final last term. Andrea Pirlo's side left it late to beat Inter in their last outing in Serie A, securing a 3-2 victory to defeat the champions courtesy of a goal from the penalty spot from Juan Cuadrado. They will need to be flawless tonight.

Atalanta are aiming to win the competition for only the second time and the first since 1963. La Dea have endured a long wait for silverware, but Gian Piero Gasperini's men have an excellent chance of ending their drought without a major trophy. The club are unbeaten in their last 10 matches in all competitions, including wins in their last three games. History beckons for Atalanta tonight.

Good evening and welcome to the live commentary of the Coppa Italia final between Atalanta and Juventus at the Citta del Tricolore.

TOTTENHAM (4-2-3-1): Hugo Lloris; Japhet Tanganga, Toby Alderweireld, Eric Dier, Sergio Reguilon; Harry Winks, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg; Steven Bergwijn, Dele Alli, Son Heung-Min; Harry Kane.

Spurs have been in decent form of late, losing only one of their previous five matches in the Premier League. On the other hand, Villa are struggling with only one success in their last seven games. 

Spurs cannot finish in the top four in this campaign, but interim coach Ryan Mason will be doing all he can to ensure the club will play in the Europa League next season. Dean Smith's Aston Villa have slipped down the table in recent months, and they will be playing for pride when they take to the field in north London. 

Good evening and welcome to our live coverage of the Premier League contest between Tottenham and Aston Villa. Spurs will look to consolidate their hold on sixth spot, while Villa will be hoping to stop their winless run after going three matches without success.