Burnley v Tottenham Hotspur live stream, Wednesday 23 February, 7.30pm GMT
Tottenham will be looking to build on their dramatic triumph over Manchester City at the weekend when Burnley visit north London on Wednesday night.
A Harry Kane masterclass helped Spurs emerge victorious at the Etihad Stadium last time out. The England captain scored twice against the club which pushed hard to sign him last summer, while he also did a fine job of linking the play, sparking counter-attacks and setting up chances for team-mates.
Antonio Conte also deserves huge credit for a game plan which saw Tottenham cede possession but create a number of high quality chances against the champions. The Italian has not looked entirely happy since his arrival at Spurs in November, but his celebrations after Kane's winner in second-half stoppage time showed that his passion is as strong as ever.
Spurs remain in eighth place after the weekend's action, but they still have as many as three games in hand on the teams above them. A win on Wednesday would see them move to within four points of Manchester United, the side which currently occupies fourth place in the standings.
Burnley also registered a vital victory last time out, as goals from Wout Weghorst, Josh Brownhill and Aaron Lennon brought them a 3-0 triumph over Brighton. That was only the Clarets' second win of the campaign but it has revived their survival hopes ahead of this trip to the capital.
Dyche was right to point out that his team have been much improved in recent weeks. Burnley have held Arsenal and Manchester United to draws, while they were unfortunate to lose narrowly to Liverpool at Turf Moor. Tottenham should not be complacent ahead of Wednesday's clash.
Charlie Taylor is back in training for Burnley, who will hope to have James Tarkowski and Ashley Westwood available again.
Spurs remain without Oliver Skipp, Japhet Tanganga and Sergio Reguilon.
Kick-off is at 7.30pm GMT on Wednesday 23 February. See below for international broadcast options.
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