FA Cup: Tottenham 6-0 Millwall - as it happened

Tottenham join Arsenal and Man City in a star-studded semi-final line-up in the FAQ Cup. Chelsea or Manchester United will join them in the final quarter-final clash tomorrow. We'll be back with live coverage of Jose Mourinho's latest return to Stamford Bridge tomorrow, but until then you can enjoy the final Premier League game of the day as Liverpool host Burnley. Join me on the other side!

GOAL! Tottenham 6-0 Millwall (Son Heung-Min)

Humiliation complete for Millwall. Son completes his hat-trick with a volley which King spills into his own net. The South Korean will claim it, a pertinent treble on the day Harry Kane suffered a bad ankle injury.

Some comedy from Millwall fans, though it hasn't been all pleasant from that direction today.

Tottenham going back to Wembley where they haven't won competitively in 90 minutes since 1999. That record may need to improve if they're to reach their first FA Cup final since 1991.

And Janssen should have a second but he plants his free header at King. Brilliant chance to double his tally, almost easier than the first.

Here is the scale of Janssen's achievement. It's been a long time coming.

GOAL! Tottenham 5-0 Millwall (Vincent Janssen)

It really is going all Tottenham's way. Vincent Janssen off the bench and onto the scoresheet for the first time in open play. he collects Son's pass and nonchalantly sweeps the ball into the corner. How he and Spurs needed that, with Harry Kane facing a spell out injured.

Not what we wanted to hear from the Lane. A fan hit by an object.

GOAL! Tottenham 4-0 Millwall (Dele Alli)

Tottenham have done to Millwall what they did to Fulham and they lead by four. Christian Eriksen crosses and Alli is on hand to net what is his 16th goal of the season. Great haul for the 20-year-old.

Son nets his second to put the result beyond doubt.

Son Heung-Min rejoices after netting Tottenham's second before half-time.

Christian Eriksen celebrates the opening goal at White Hart Lane.

GOAL! Tottenham 3-0 Millwall (Son Heung-Min)

Another picture-book goal from Spurs and we'll be seeing them in the semi-finals. Keiran Trippier curls a beautiful ball around the corner and Son takes the ball on the volley and fires the ball past King.

Back underway at White Hart Lane. Big task at hand for Millwall.

Half time: Tottenham 2-0 Millwall

Easy Sunday afternoon for Spurs, despite the loss of Harry kane which now hangs over this game. Eriksen and Son with the goals to all-but see off Millwall, but the loss of the England forward will be Mauricio Pochettino's upmost concern.

GOAL! Tottenham 2-0 Millwall (Son Heung-Min)

Stunning goal probably puts the tie beyond League One Millwall. Son miss-controls the ball wide on the right but he is allowed to come inside and curl into the top corner from 20 yards. Brilliant goal, and without Harry Kane this is all the more impressive.

GOAL! Tottenham 1-0 Millwall (Christian Eriksen)

Mauricio Pochettino looks fuming on the touchline but his mood will have been lifted by an opening goal for Spurs. The ball is bouncing around the Millwall box and Eriksen is able to take advantage by driving the ball beyond King. The man who replaced Kane sets Tottenham on their way.

Chance for Millwall, who are finally starting to get a bit of joy. Gregory does well to cause a bit of chaos in the middle of the Spurs back-four and the ball falls to Morison 25 yards out but he can't find the target.

Harry Kane in clear pain after he goes with an ankle injury.

No doubt the injury to Kane has led to a slight lull in this game. Almost whatever the result this afternoon, that will be the main headline to emerge from this game. Millwall have offered almost nothing with the ball, but could they take advantage?

Vincent Janssen on the bench ready to come on for the injured Kane, but instead Christian Eriksen is enlisted for Tottenham. The Dutchman has no scored from open play since his summer move from AZ Alkmaar, and that looks like continuing. His Spurs career looks over.

Worrying news for Tottenham fans....

That indeed is the end of Kane's afternoon and he limps down the tunnel. England boss Gareth Southgate, who announces his squad for the international double-header at the end of the month, will be a worried man.

In unleashing that shot on King's goal Kane went over on his ankle and it doesn't look good for the England forward. He is getting treatment behind the byline and is yet to resume. That might be the end of his afternoon.

All Tottenham in the early moments here. Tom King is likely to be a busy boy today and he's had to make saves from Harry's Winks and Kane in the opening five minutes.

Underway at White Hart Lane. Arsenal, Manchester City, Chelsea or Manchester United await.

Teams on their way out at White Hart Lane. Can Millwall make it four from four against Premier League sides in the FA Cup? A Harry Kane-led Tottenham will hope not. Updates on the way.

Full time at Celtic Park and Clint Hill's late equaliser gives Rangers a point at arch rivals Celtic. Quite a game north of the border, but of course the title is very much the Bhoys' this term.

Regarding Tottenham removing the advertising hordings from the away end, this will be linked to the reason why.

The final league Old Firm derby of the season is currently in the dying embers, with Celtic currently leading Rangers 1-0 heading into the last 10 minutes. The Bhoys' unbeaten record remains unblemished.

Those of you with a good memory will remember that before staring in the Tottenham attack, Harry Kane began his football education at Millwall. He scored nine times in 27 outings for the club during the 2011-12 season, prior to having spells at Norwich and Leicester. The rest, as they say, is history.

Amid all the provisions put in place for this game, it is frankly laughable that a potentially highly charged London derby is taking place on a Sunday afternoon. With Spurs not in the Europa League this game should have been reserved for Saturday morning, to ensure any potential pre-match drinking could have been tempered. let's hope the game goes down without incident.

An additional move from Tottenham to deter trouble, advertising board removed from away end. Seem to remember Arsenal fans ripping them up after a recent north London derby.

Plenty of police presence in north London this afternoon in the hope of curtailing any potential pre-match trouble.

News regarding Mousa Dembele's absence today, which is due to an ankle injury.

Steve Morison is back from the start for Millwall today. With previous Premier League experience, can he shock Tottenham this afternoon?

Pochettino looking absolutely glorious in today's pre-match programme. Can only imagine he has his photo hanging in his house.

Two alterations made by Neil Harris from Millwall's win over MK Dons. Onyedinma and Ferguson drop out and in come injury returnees Steve Morison and Jed Wallace. More of less full strength after the south Londoners, but Jordan Archer does miss out on a return to White Hart Lane.

Four changes made by Spurs. Michel Vorm, Kieran Trippier, Son Heung-Min and Harry Winks come into the starting eleven. Hugo Lloris, Kyle Walker, Christian Eriksen and Moussa Dembele - who is not even on the bench - are left out.

Teams in from White Hart Lane...

Big police operation in and around north London this afternoon. For an insight into the sophistication of the police presence, below is a good video captured from the scene.

Having already seen off three Premier League clubs this season, Millwall won't be overawed by today's challenge.

The FA Cup continues to cause excitement.

Teams should be with us in the next 20 minutes, but how might both sides line up?

Erik Lamela and Danny Rose are definitely out for Tottenham, who are expected to recall Michel Vorm, Kieran Trippier and Harry Winks.

Steve Morison and Jed Wallace have recently returned for Millwall and should be available. But former Spurs 'keeper Jordan Archer is a doubt having missed the last four games.

Bournemouth, Watford and Leicester have already been vanquished from the FA Cup by Millwall, but can they add another name to that list and reach the semi-final? Neil Harris' League One promotion contenders travel to Tottenham Hotspur this afternoon, just a win away from a trip to Wembley.

But with the Premier League title all-but out of sight, Mauricio Pochettino's hopes of ending his major trophy drought rest on the FA Cup. Champions League qualification might be the priority but what a way it would be the start a new era at Spurs with a piece of silverware. Today is the last cup tie to played at the old White Hart Lane, and Daniel Levy will want to see a send off fitting of this old ground.

Team news and updates on the way ahead of the 2pm kick-off.