LLORENTE HAT-TRICK SETTLES REPLAY AFTER VAR FARCE

Keith Hill, unfazed by the prospect of confronting one of England's best groups at Wembley, keep trust with the XI who began at Spotland, and it appeared as though it would be a taxing night when Erik Lamela put the ball in the back of the net, however VAR would preclude it for a foul on Fernando Llorente. 

Goads disappointment proceeded and the away side, with the snow proceeding to coat the national stadium, hoped to hit them on the break. 

VAR had an immense influence in the primary half, and instead of going into the split 3-0 up, Stephen Humphrys fantastic touch and complete gave the side from Lancashire an impossible equalizer following 30 minutes. 

In the second half and far from the steady postponements from VAR, Spurs turned out flying and Llorente hit a cap trap to kill off the tie. 

Child Heung-min got his second and late on Kyle Walker-Peters scored his first-since forever objective for the club falling off the seat. 

Here are five things we gained from Spurs 6-1 obliteration of Rochdale.

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