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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Goodison Park

Spurs manager Mauricio Pochettino revealed the biggest sign that his players felt this was two points dropped at Everton.

"Normally we have music in the dressing room," said the Argentine. "We did not after this game because we are disappointed.

"Maybe tomorrow we can feel proud we have a point but now we feel this is two points lost. This is good for the future and I'm really pleased because it shows we have a winning mentality."

Everton manager Roberto Martinez: "I feel satisfied. We saw two very good teams who want to play in a similar manner.

"The first half we gave the ball away too much but we had a good defensive intensity and concentration.

"The important aspect was the way we responded in the second-half

"We never lost the defensive intensity, it is not something we have had at home and it has cost us points but my players were immense in that respect, they just could not find the final pass in certain moments when maybe they could get the winning goal."

Spurs forward Dele Alli: “It was a good feeling to score today,it was a pass to perfection from Toby. The boys all played well today, we dominated the first-half and were unlucky to go behind but showed character to come back.

"There were a lot of chances and we could have scored three or four today but we will take the positives

“We are in good form and it shows to come away to Everton and be disappointed with 1-1 it shows where we are now.”

Spurs manager Mauricio Pochettino: "It was a great game, very entertaining game but my feeling is I am pleased for the effort but at the same time feeling is we dropped two points.

“We play the first-half one of the best 45 minutes we play so far,  but we were a bit unlucky that Everton scored.

“Our mentality is strong, we are ambitious. Goodison is a very tough place to come, Everton are a  tough team we need to feel proud, we  always try and win the game sometimes in football it is not possible.”

Everton winger Aaron Lennon speaking to Sky Sports: "We got the goal at the right time as they were on top of us, but the second-half we got into the game more, I think it was a fair result.

"The ball dropped nicely and I could not  have caught it better, I was just happy to see go in happy and score my  first goal at Goodison.

"It was a good point today Spurs are a good side, it gives us confidence going forward."

To say Dele Alli was an attacking threat for Tottenham is an understatement.

Look at his heat map, all his work was in Everton's half.

Image source, .

Spurs defender Toby Alderweireld, speaking to Sky Sports: "The first-half was the best of the season.  We were unlucky, we could have scored twice and were then unlucky to go behind, but showed a lot of character to come back. I think we lost two points today.”

Robbie Savage
Former Leicester midfielder on Radio 5 live

"Great game, I think probably a draw was fair. Tottenham dominated the first-half but trailed from a great goal by Aaron Lennon. Then Dele Alli's finish put them in level at the break. At times it was end to end but that was a fair result.

"Spurs are massive outsiders for the title but anything other than top four challenge will be a real failure."

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Goodison Park

It ends all square here at Goodison Park and after a very one-sided first half, Everton showed great character to come back and have the better of the second half.

Mo Besic gave them strength and impetus in midfield but this Spurs team is very difficult to beat.

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Both sets of fans seem relatively happy.

Everton, after an awful first half, stepped up their game after the break and could have grabbed all three points by the end.

Tottenham were totally in control at the break but were made to work for the point. They move six points off top spot.

What a finale.

Both sides were out on their feet as they pushed for a winner.

A draw probably fair in the end.

Romelu Lukaku again gets in behind. His shot is blocked and Ross Barkley's follow-up is well saved by Hugo Lloris.

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Robbie Savage
Former Leicester midfielder on Radio 5 live

"End to end this last couple of minute, both teams are making mistake after mistake and both teams are shattered."

Romelu Lukaku breaks at the other end but lashes over the bar.

Shot from 20 yards by Hueng-min Son  blocked.

End-to-end.