Tottenham Hotspur v Blackburn Rovers: live Gavin Burke writes: "Even as a marginally selfish Spurs fan, I've never thought Harry was the right candidate for England. His reputation as a manager in the league has been built upon his ability to fashion a team via transfers. With the England role he is limited as to players available, I'd far rather see someone like David Moyes in the role who seems to be more of a tactician. 15.30 Harry Redknapp makes four changes following his side's 1-0 defeat at QPR last weekend. Younes Kaboul, Danny Rose, Aaron Lennon and Emmanuel Adebayor are into the starting XI as Ledley King and Jermain Defoe drop to the bench. Benoit Assou-Ekotto and Scott Parker miss out through injury. Blackburn manager Steve Kean names an unchanged side from the 2-0 victory over Norwich. I'm just trying to work out how Spurs managed to lose to QPR. 15.25 That terrible result for QPR means that their goal difference is now -23. If Blackburn were to win today, they would be level on 34 points with QPR (-23) and Bolton (-28). Blackburn's goal difference prior to the match is -26... 15.17 Follow the last couple of minutes at Stamford Bridge here if you fancy. Poor QPR are getting a proper pasting. 15.15 Here come your teams.... Tottenham: Friedel, Walker, Gallas, Kaboul, Rose, Lennon, Modric, Sandro, Bale, Van der Vaart, Adebayor. Subs: Cudicini, Saha, Giovani, Defoe, King, Livermore, Nelsen. Blackburn: Robinson, Orr, Dann, Givet, Marcus Olsson, Formica, Dunn, Lowe, Pedersen, Hoilett, Yakubu. Subs: Kean, Martin Olsson, Modeste, Petrovic, Nzonzi, Rochina, Goodwillie. 15.00 Good afternoon and welcome to our live blog of Tottenham v Blackburn, a match in which points are even more crucially indispensably vital for both sides than usual. Spurs have seen their challenge disintegrate throughout the Spring - Saint Harry of Redknapp has cobbled together just one win in nine games - and pretty much have to win today to keep in the Champions League hunt. It will be interesting to see if Redknapp's many cheerleaders in the press are still so certain of his divine right to manage England, become the next Pope, etc if he fails to deliver a seat to the European top table. Further worries for Spurs centre on the future of Luka Modric, with Harry not sounding too confident about holding onto the player, and Gareth Bale seemingly unsure if he will stay if CL football is not on offer. Still, rich people's problems, really, if you're a Rovers fan. Blackburn having looked absolutely dead and buried a few weeks ago, gave themselves some hope with last week's good win over Norwich, and might yet have a chance of survival. Anyhow, enough jibber-jabber from me: here's John Ley's match preview. If Spurs cannot win this game then they really do have problems at White Hart Lane. Younes Kaboul and Emmanuel Adebayor have recovered from their respective knee and hamstring injuries and will be available for Tottenham.