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Spurs leave it late

AFP, Burnley
Strikers Roman Pavlyuchenko and Jermain Defoe scored deep into extra-time here on Wednesday to break Burnley hearts and ensure holders Tottenham Hotspur will face Manchester United in the League Cup final.
With under three minutes of extra-time left at Turf Moor, the second-tier Championship side were on course to go through to a March 1 meeting at Wembley with world champions United
on the away goals rule.
At that stage the tie was all square at 4-4 on aggregate, with the Clarets 3-0 ahead in the second leg courtesy of goals from Robbie Blake, Chris McCann and JayRodridguez.
However, Pavlyuchenko edged Spurs in front overall before Defoe's 120th minute effort made sure Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp, who won the FA Cup with Portsmouth last season, would be heading back to Wembley after a dramatic 6-4 aggregate success.
Burnley, who'd already knocked Premier League sides Fulham, Chelsea and Arsenal
out of the League Cup this season, were 100-1 rank outsiders to go through before the second-leg kicked-off.
But on a windswept and rain-drenched evening in the north-west, Burnley, on the fringes of the race for promotion to the Premier League, made a mockery of those odds.
Spurs almost scored first when Jonathan Woodgate - one of just two survivors along with Didier Zakora from the Spurs side that beat Chelsea 2-1 in last year's final - headed over from David Bentley's comer.
But instead it was Burnley who broke the second leg deadlock.
They were awarded a freekick after Woodgate's foul on Joey Gudjohnsen and from fully 25 yards out Blake beat Alnwick at the keeper's near post with a superb curling effort
Burnley continued to press forward and in the 73rd minute a cross from Blake was turned in at the far post by McCann.
Spurs advantage was erased with two minutes of normal time left, after Alnwick fumbled Blake's freekick, substitute Rodriguez scored.
At the end of normal time, Martin Paterson's first-leg goal for Burnley - which had seemed as if it would be a mere footnote - meant the Clarets were still in the tie.
Now, however, they had a position to defend and the character of the match changed with Spurs's making the running in the first-half of extra-time.
But Burnley did not concede and were in sight of a first League Cup final appearance when Pavlyuchenko, who came on for Luka Modric midway through the second-half, scored from six yards in the 118th minute.
And moments later Defoe grabbed another goal, to make sure of an all top-Qight clash with United, 4-3 aggregate winners over Derby onlbesday.