Heung-min Son shines for Tottenham as Millwall face potential investigation

The match is likely to be Tottenham’s last ever FA Cup tie at White Hart Lane, with the club due to move to Wembley next season while their new stadium is completed.

Kane was also forced out earlier in the season through injury on the same right ankle after scoring against Sunderland.

It could be a huge loss for Spurs, whose alternative options Son Heung-Min and Vincent Janssen have not been almost as prolific as Kane.

Tottenham midfielder Christian Eriksen says his side must show their capabilities in the FA Cup quarter-final against Millwall.

Lawrenson has told BBC Sport that whilst Millwall have been impressive, they will struggle to cope with Tottenham, noting that Harry Kane and Dele Alli have a “very special” relationship, predicting a 2-0 win for the hosts.

Son beat the offside trap before darting past his marker to tee up Janssen and he made no mistake as he wrapped his left foot around the ball to find the bottom left corner of the net.

Making a perfectly-timed run onto Kieran Trippier’s pass, Son got in behind the Millwall defence in the 54th minute and volleyed a fine finish past King.

Alli gave way to Vincent Janssen, who finally, FINALLY got his first goal from open play to make it 5-0.

Janssen almost had a second but he headed straight at the keeper from five yards out minutes later.

Millwall fans paid tribute to the striker who played for them temporarily as a youngster – singing “Harry Kane, He’s One Of Our Loans” in recognition of the Tottenham song “Harry Kane, He’s One Of Our Own”.

Their opponents however are having one of their best seasons to date, Spurs are now in second place in the league and have their eyes firmly locked onto a Champions League position, possibly even more if Chelsea are to slip up.

The Millwall goalkeeper was called into action as soon as the second half began, saving Eriksen’s long-range drive at full stretch but there was nothing he could do to stop Son making it 3-0 after 54 minutes.

Tottenham’s handshake celebrations are getting more complicated every week.