You can read reaction from Carrow Road on the BBC Sport website. Everton climb three places to sixth in the Premier League table while Norwich are one point above the relegation zone in 16th spot ahead of the 15:00 GMT kick-offs. Thanks for your company. 

Stuart Pearce
BBC Radio 5 live at Carrow Road

"After 45 minutes, Norwich fans were booing their team off. Credit to them, they fought their way back into the game and this is a point won today.

"I saw enough in Everton's performance in the first 45 to suggest they are an outstanding talent, but it was chalk and cheese. Norwich really got in their faces."

Hugely encouraging second half display by Norwich City. Frustration for Everton as they let another two points slip.

Stuart Pearce
BBC Radio 5 live at Carrow Road

"Norwich will be absolutely delighted with a point, they have had the lions share of possession and chances after the break. Everton will think they should have been way out of sight, but they dropped their level."

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Three additional minutes. Norwich are finishing on a high, substitute Jonny Howson firing just over.

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A real busy day for the left-backs. 

Just like in the first half, Everton are still primarily attacking down the Norwich left, while the home side continue to press heavily down their right flank. 

There's been little change in the attacking zones these sides are targeting then, but the momentum is swinging. 

Alex Neil's side were out of sight at the break but now look the more likely to score.

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This second half performance from Norwich is hugely encouraging for boss Alex Neil. If the score stays like this then the Canaries will have won just once in nine league games, but at least there are positives for them to cling on to from this.

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A big talking point is Cameron Jerome's miss. How on earth did he fail to score?

Lovely play in the build-up all goes to waste. 

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Stuart Pearce
BBC Radio 5 live at Carrow Road

"Norwich have lost their respect for Everton, they have started to get in Everton's faces and it has nullified their attacking play."

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Fifteen minutes remaining. I'm not sure I have witnessed a game of such changing contrasts. Having dominated before the break, Everton look so vulnerable at the back.

An Everton fan inside Carrow Road today. At least he's got his hat on!

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Stuart Pearce
BBC Radio 5 live at Carrow Road

"Everton are committing the same crimes that Norwich did in the first half, allowing Norwich the time to turn. How he has missed that is quite incredible."

Terrible miss by Cameron Jerome. The Norwich forward fires over from close range after Wes Hoolahan's back-heel opened up Everton. How costly will that prove?

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That's the end of Gerard Deulofeu and the relief around Carrow Road is evident. Deulofeu was excellent in the first half but faded after the break. Kevin Mirallas is on.

As Stuart Pearce says, the change in this game is remarkable. Everton, who should have been four or five goals up in the first half, are hanging on now. Norwich are rejuvenated.

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