Evening all, and welcome to Wycombe Wanderers v Tottenham Hotspur!

It's all pretty slow now.

Onyedinma swerves in a low cross, but the extended leg of Sanchez diverts the ball to safety.

A long ball from Tanganga is headed poorly by McCarthy and Bale collects just outside the box. There's no one on him, so he has time to measure a shot, but it slides just wide. Wycombe are living dangerously.

Let's be real: Wycombe play football in a rugby kit.

But it's gone scrappy these last coupe of minutes.

This is a decent start by both sides.

Joe Jacobson is one of the best corner-takers around, and he gets to sling in two, but Spurs eventually get the ball away.

Hello! Nice from Wycombe, Wheeler nashing down the right and lifting a cross to the near post, where Muskwe is up! He gets a decent connection too, but Hart claws out and behind.

Those Spurs players are indeed seeking to make their point, tearing after every ball. Meanwhile, on the touchline, Garry Ainsworth is not a happy rocker.

Huge chance for Spurs from the resultant corner, Winks swerving it in and Bale leaping alone ... only to glance wide f the far post! Absolute stonewall ye've gottae score territory.

Nice from Spurs, Bale darting a ball into Vinicius, who leaps and knocks off for Lamela, running around his outside. He composes himself, shoot low ... and McCarthy blocks really well.

Onyedinma has a hopeful shot from outside the box, which Sanchez blocks.

Away we go!

Steve Sidwell is in co-commentary. I believe he has his wedding views tatted on his back, so if ever he wants reminding of them, he need only find two large mirrors and people to hold them, or go to the barber.

Here come the teams....

More news as I get it.

It's extremely cold, apparently.

Intense.

Rio Ferdinand loves a "first and foremost".

Ainsworth says it's been tough, with all the corona that's been about his squad, remotely getting the tactics into the players. He says Mourinho's given them a lot of respect with the team he's picked, but he's never seen a better bench. The aim is to get after them, and show why they got promoted and how much they've improved since the teams last met four years ago - Spurs won that one 4-3.

Unshaven Mourinho reckons Wycombe have been training a bit, and they'll want to win. He also says that the players who aren't playing need to take this opportunity.

I think you'll find it's Garry.