Nia Jones
Former Wales international on Channel 4

It is finishes like this that prove Sam Kerr is one of the world's best forwards.

Keira Walsh just drifts out past Cathinka Tandberg and the ball she manages to dig out right from the byeline is superb.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on Channel 4

Buchanan did really well, wasn't falling for any of the little feints. Gaupset is strong on the ball, constantly moving.

Hampton has to be really alert to the deflection.

A rare Tottenham chance and it's all of Signe Gaupset's own making.

Surrounded by Chelsea defenders the Norwegian prodigy cuts inside from the right and unleashes a wicked drive at goal that is too hot to handle for Hannah Hampton, who parries into the air before eventually claiming.

Amanda Nilden is having to walk the proverbial tighrope after her earlier caution and I must say she is doing so excellently.

She's kept the speedy Alyssa Thompson very quiet on the Chelsea left so far, and put in another big tackle to stop her running in on goal just now.

Thankfully for Chelsea Cuthbert is soon back on her feet, and after a few big exhales look ok to continue.

That's a sore on for Erin Cuthbert.

Cathinka Tandberg was a little too keen to recover possession there and caught the Chelsea stand-in skipper high on the ankle.

The Spurs forward is perhaps lucky she's only got a yellow for that.

That's a huge tackle from Niamh Charles.

Beth England looked favourite to smash Tottenham into the lead there as she ran into the box, but the full-back got back with a big block.

No goals yet as we pass the half hour but it's a great watch. A proper cup tie.

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Sam Kerr offers a handshake to marker Toko Koga after the Spurs defender slides into a vital challenge in the box to prevent her getting a first shot on target.

Fair enough.

Amanda Nilden is the second Spurs player into the book.

It was a rather cynical block on Sjoeke Nusken as Chelsea looked to spring clear.

Another Chelsea chance, and again it's fallen to Lauren James.

She manages to shuffle her feet to get away from a wall of white shirts on the edge of the Tottenham 18 yard box, but she gets too much behind the strike and fires it over the top.

The Chelsea corner count is racking up. What can they make of number five?

Not much in all honesty, as Tottenham clear Lauren James' delivery at the first time of asking.

Still no attempts on or off target yet for Tottenham.

They've done well to quell the Chelsea threat in the main but haven't offered much going the other way yet.

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Lauren James has the freedom of the Tottenham penalty area after a disguised Erin Cuthbert pass, but Amanda Nilden rescues the visitors with a last-ditch block.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on Channel 4

Tottenham have done really well to take the sting out of the fast start that Chelsea enjoyed in the first five minutes and have enjoyed the ball when they can.

Cheeky.

Lauren James steps up to take the wide free-kick and tries to catch out Lize Kop at her near post but it curls just wide.

Drew Spence picks up the first booking of the afternoon for dragging back Erin Cuthbert after the Scot had slipped past her.

Chelsea have had 67.5% of possession across the opening 15 minutes or so.

It's the confident start they would have wanted after Champions League disappointment in midweek.

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James has been in superb form of late and she's just getting into her groove here. That usually spells danger for the opposition.