That's your lot from the Hawthorns. You can follow all the reaction here.

And it's all over. Points shared.

Salomon Rondon has just shot from his own half. It's gone out for a throw in.

Ooft, a James McClean cross flashes across the penalty area. No takers. Can West Brom win it?

Garth Crooks
Former Spurs striker on Final Score

"For me, Tottenham don't have a chance of making the top four. They are a top-six side, nothing more."

Clinton N'Jie is picked out but the Spurs substitute is offside. Close.

Now then, James McClean is a lucky boy there. He was high and late on Mousa Dembele. In fact, watching it again, he's extremely fortunate. A nasty one.

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Can they repeat it? 10 minutes to find a winner...

Dele Alli has faded out of the game after the break, so Clinton N'Jie has been invited to remove his anorak.

Why did he let it bounce?

Craig Gardner's cross looked to be dropping on the foot of Salomon Rondon between two defenders eight yards out but the Venezuelan hesitated and Spurs cleared.

Spurs' Harry Kane gets a booking now, for a late challenge on Gareth McAuley.

How did Hugo Lloris divert that over? The Frenchman flung up his arms to block Jonas Olsson's effort from little more than four yards.

Olsson then heads wide from the subsequent corner.

Craig Gardner goes in the book, it appears for not waiting until Jon Moss had broken out the shaving foam before taking a free-kick.

A James McClean header has just bounced before being scooped up by goalkeeper Hugh Lloris. It's been that kind of game.

That's Erik Lamela's game over. He's trotted off to be replaced by Heung-min Son. 

Spurs have just exercised - if not tested - Boaz Myhill. Mousa Dembele's powderpuff shot is gathered easily by the West Brom goalkeeper.

Dreadful free-kicks such as the one just taken by West Brom's Chris Brunt don't help. Rather than shaping one into the box, the Northern Irishman has just lashed one out for a throw in.

With two of the league's more resolute defences on show, it's perhaps no surprise chances have been scarce. Apart from the two goals, we've only had that early Salomon Rondon lash over and Harry Kane's tame effort early in the second half.

Jonathan Pearce
BBC football commentator at the Hawthorns

Lively old game, this one, in a spiteful wind.