Burnley keeper Brian Jensen knows his side must take advantage of any overconfidence by Spurs if they are to book a Wembley trip.
The Clarets saw their Carling Cup final dream all but extinguished by a second-half slump at White Hart Lane.
Martin Paterson's goal put them ahead in the semi-final first leg before they crashed to a 4-1 defeat.
Jensen admits Burnley's chances of turning the tie around are slim, but says Spurs may be vulnerable if they sit on their lead.
Advertisement - article continues below »The man nicknamed The Beast said: "It looks bleak and it's just disappointing we played such a bad game at their place.
"They think they have made it now but if we get ahead they might be nervous.
"They were not better than us in the first leg. It was individual mistakes on our part that cost us in that game."
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