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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 24092776" data-attributes="member: 158020">Tranmere Rovers 0 Tottenham 7:  Llorente hat-trick crowns Spurs rout  <img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/01/04/21/8142558-6558677-image-a-18_1546636344194.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />     Fernando Llorente was Tottenham's hat-trick hero as they hammered League Two  Tranmere Rovers 7-0 in the third round of the FA Cup.    As on their previous trip to Merseyside before Christmas – a 6-2 rout of  Everton – Mauricio Pochettino's side were in a clinical mood, although they had  to wait until five minutes before half-time for Serge Aurier to spectacularly  open the scoring.     The resistance Tranmere mustered before the interval dissipated afterwards as  Spurs ran riot, with Llorente opening his account before Aurier completed an  unlikely brace in the 55th minute.   Son Heung-min made it seven in his past six outings and two goals in as  many minutes completed a treble for Llorente, whose replacement Harry Kane then  got in on the act.   Tranmere goalkeeper Scott Davies made good early saves from Son and Lucas  Moura but had no chance when Aurier dispossessed James Norwood and lashed home  an unstoppable swerving strike from 25 yards.     Aurier was involved again as Tottenham doubled their lead three minutes into  the second half. The former Paris Saint-Germain defender's clever flick sent Son  into space down the right and his low cross was slotted in by Llorente.    Harvey Gilmour saw Aurier deflect his half-volley behind from Norwood's  flick-on before the Spurs wing-back resumed activities in the Tranmere box,  firing through Davies and the efforts of Mark Ellis on the line following a  fabulous turn and lay-off from Son.The South Korea star – who has delayed his  arrival for duty at the Asian Cup – then glided towards and beyond a flagging  Tranmere backline to clip home number four before the hour.    Tottenham were running through their full repertoire and Oliver Skipp's fine  throughball allowed Llorente to peel away from Steve McNulty and finish in the  71st minute.In the blink of an eye, the former Spain striker grabbed his third –  stealing in front of Emmanuel Monthe to convert Lucas' cross.    Kane's introduction was hardly what Tranmere wanted and his unerring strike  from Dele Alli's pass completed a comfortable outing for the Premier League  club.</blockquote>

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