Jordan Pickford was at fault for the Manchester United goal but he might, just might, have earned them a point here.

Big double save from the Everton keeper, blocking Bruno Fernandes's initial shot and then flying across his goal with a Daniel LaRusso-style karate kick to block Odion Ighalo's follow-up.

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Safety first... Gylfi Sigurdsson taps a cross from the left out for a corner. Few groans from the home fans but, in fairness, he had his back to Fred who was lurking.

No damage done as the hosts clear.

Dele Alli and Lucas Moura are buzzing around when the ball goes into the Wolves half, but they can't make anything happen. Wolves are organised and locked in.

Tom McQuillin: Tottenham are playing with no striker. Tottenham are losing. Tottenham have a striker on the bench. Jose isn’t bringing him on. Yet some Spurs fans think he’s the right man for the job? We’re blinded by his past successes. He is going to destroy this club.

Into the final five...

Wolves moving level on points with Manchester United.

As. It. Stands.

Few grumbles from the Everton fans that Harry Maguire is unfairly manhandling Moise Kean in the United penalty area. Not for me. And, more importantly, not for ref Chris Kavanagh.

Rob Green
Former West Ham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

Everton are using Baines' quality with his left foot just slide it down the channel, its an old pass, its an old school football pass, but its a good one and its an effective one.

No catenaccio from Carlo Ancelotti. An attacking change sees central midfielder Andre Gomes withdrawn - to a thunderous applause - with striker Moise Kean thrown on in search of a winner.

Lots of huff and puff from Tottenham. But they don't look like blowing the Wolves house down.

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Meanwhile, at the other end, Bruno Fernandes shoots low at Jordan Pickford. Easy for a goalkeeper of England class.

Ouch! Djibri Sidibe clatters into the advertising hoardings at the Gwladys Street End and needs some treatment.

Then it is a double whammy for the Toffees right-back. He comes back on to the pitch before being invited to rejoin the action by ref Chris Kavanagh - and gets a yellow card.

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Dan Bell: Wolves looking fantastic since the new year, top 4 a really possibility now.

Double change for Manchester United. Odion Ighalo and Juan Mata have been asked to try and unpick this Everton defence. Off go Next Gen poster boys Mason Greenwood and Scott McTominay.

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Spurs all over the place at the back. They could really do with a manager who knows how to tighten up a team...

James Scowcroft
Former Leicester striker on BBC Radio London

What a finish. What fantastic play by Diogo Jota as well. He's deep in Spurs' half and comes out of trouble with a lovely turn and spin. Tottenham at the back are just wide open.

shwanchalabi: why we have to be one goal down to play an attacking football? .. what happened to our team who dominated Everton at first half keeping knocking their door? yet no changes so far from OLE !! Everton are dominating us

babyboomer: United can't keep relying on Chelsea, Tottenham etc etc to keep dropping points so they can creep into Europe. Eventually someone will put a run of 4 or 5 games together which could settle 4th place.

Looks like Adama Traore might have hurt his shoulder in that tussle with Tanganga. The Wolves muscle man clutches his right one and needs some treatment.

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What's happening over in north London? Pretty much like at Goodison it is evenly poised. Adama Traore is continuing to worry Spurs every time he gets the ball, but on this occasion he can't get around Japhet Tanganga who does well to block.