Eriksen powers Spurs into semis

Christian Eriksen demonstrated Tottenham can flourish without Harry Kane as the Dane's twofold sent them into the FA Cup elimination rounds with a 3-0 win at Swansea on Saturday. 

With striker Kane sidelined for a little while because of lower leg tendon harm, Mauricio Pochettino's side gotten a persuasive execution from Eriksen at the Liberty Stadium. 

The midfielder rose to the test with a grand strike to open the scoring ahead of schedule in the primary portion of the quarterfinal. 

After Erik Lamela expanded Tottenham's lead before half-time, Eriksen struck again after the interim to make it seven objectives in 10 matches against Swansea. 

Pochettino was satisfied with the way Tottenham took control without Kane and Dele Alli, who was just a late substitute. 

"On the off chance that you watch the last three diversions, we won with an alternate beginning eleven and now today as well," he said. 

"What is imperative is that everybody is accessible to play and the group isn't influenced by the names. We keep a similar way, a similar dynamic and that is so vital. 

"It was a decent execution. We completely merited the triumph. Presently, Wembley for the elimination round." 

Swansea never moved on a solidifying evening in south Wales and would now be able to focus on endeavoring to save their Premier League status. 

Swansea's just opportunity to irritate the frame book came when they had an early interest for a punishment turned down when Tottenham goalkeeper Michel Vorm overturned Nathan Dyer. 

However, Tottenham were unruffled and immediately subsided into a beat that had the home side dwarfed and second best in midfield. 

The guests proceeded in the eleventh moment through a magnificent strike by Eriksen, in spite of the fact that Swansea supervisor Carlos Carvalhal spoke to the fourth authority for VAR to upset it.