This is where the draw leaves Tottenham and Everton.

Spurs stay seventh, five points off the top-four having played one game more than West Ham.

Everton are one place and one point further back than Spurs, but do have a game in hand on Jose Mourinho's side.

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The immediate concern for Tottenham and England fans is the injury to Harry Kane.

We'll bring you news and reaction from Goodison Park as soon as we get it.

The result doesn't do much for either side's European hopes either, though...

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Harry Kane leaves the field shaking his head.

Not a good sign.

And it's all over at Goodison Park. The points are shared.

Dele Alli replaces the injured Harry Kane for the final moments.

Michael Brown
Former Sheffield United midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Harry Kane's really struggling. It looks like his ankle has rolled. He said straight away 'it's gone. Change me.'

Now then, an injury concern for Harry Kane...

He goes down following the corner as an Everton player hits the deck and rolls into the Spurs striker. Maybe he rolls his ankle.

He's going to have to go off here....

Corner to Everton as time begins to run out.

The ball drops for Ben Godfrey but the defender sees it very late and sends the ball out for a goal-kick.

Three minutes of added time to come!

Michael Brown
Former Sheffield United midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Spurs look a little bit tired and a little bit unsure. They need to be more decisive than they have been.

James Rodriguez exchanges passes in midfield and turns sharply to get his side up and running.

His efforts lead to Everton winning a corner, but Michael Keane can't quite get to the cross.

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It's starting to feel more and more like that FA Cup game in February.

Both sides know how much rests on these final five minutes. What a shame this can't be watched by a full stadium.

Michael Brown
Former Sheffield United midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a really brave substitution to take Tom Davies out of that midfield. Everton are really going for it!

Josh King almost makes an immediate impact!

King is played through by James Rodriguez but Hugo Lloris makes a great save to deny him and Richarlison can't convert the rebound.

Tom Davies makes way for Josh King.

Can he have an impact on this?

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Ben: Please, let Everton win this.

Mark Doughty: This is the kind of situation where Besic would be an ideal sub. Whether it's to replace Allan/Davies or for James/Gylfi to shore up the middle of the park, he would be perfect.

Everton are shading the possession, but Spurs are beginning to look like their old selves on the counter. It really could go either way.

There's movement on the Everton bench. Josh King incoming?

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Michael Brown
Former Sheffield United midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's end-to-end at the moment. It's opened up. Is someone going to get this winning goal?

Son Heung-min brings his side forward and plays the ball to Harry Kane to his left, but Kane's shot is blocked by Ben Godfrey and Jordan Pickford is able to get the ball under control.

As it stands, with just over 10 minutes to go, Spurs are five points off the top-four having played a game more than fourth-placed West Ham.

Everton are six points adrift, having played the same number of games.

A huge 12 minutes or so ahead at Goodison for both of these sides.

Gee: Imagine if LFC had Kane? All those chances they create and waste, and the almost nothing Kane is getting from Spurs...

DigitalTeez: I have no idea what Spurs' strategy is. None.

Azrael: Where would Spurs be without Harry Kane. Quality striker.