Liverpool

Liverpool's Diogo Jota to Sky Sports: "They haven't had a game for two weeks and we've been playing. It was pretty intense. Ten men in the end doesn't help."

On Andy Robertson's red card: "It is what it is. We lost the tempo there but it happens in football."

Was a point fair? "It's hard to say fair in football. The amount of chances both teams had, a point is OK."

Ray Houghton
Former Liverpool and Republic of Ireland midfielder

It was an absolutely sensational game from the first minute to the last. Tottenham were very good in patches and they had the gilt-edged opportunities that they didn't take. Some were bad misses and some were down to great goalkeeping. As a contest, it was riveting.

The Tottenham fans will be overjoyed with the attitude of their players today.

Liverpool didn't get the win they would have wanted, but overall it is a good point for them.

That's the final game until Boxing Day (hopefully...).

This is how the top seven will look on Christmas Day.

1. Man City - 44 pts
2. Liverpool - 41 pts
3. Chelsea - 38 pts
4. Arsenal - 32 pts
5. West Ham - 28 pts
6. Man Utd - 27 pts
7. Spurs - 26 pts

Harry Kane ended a goal drought and should have been sent off, Liverpool came back to lead (with a handball involved in one goal), then Spurs equalised. And then Andy Robertson was sent off.

Oh and there could have been a few penalties.

Classic.

It's all over. A game we all really needed I think.

Harry Kane hooks the ball across the box and Alisson catches. That might be it.

Kostas Tsimikas is booked for taking too long with a throw-in.

Liverpool are almost in! Alisson pumps a long ball to Kostas Tsimikas, who breaks into the box but his ball to Mohamed Salah is cut out by Davinson Sanchez.

Is this the chance for Spurs? No. Harry Kane fires in a low cross and Son Heung-min shoots at the near post. Saved by Alisson. And offside anyway.

Mohamed Salah's Premier League record-equalling run of 15 games in a row with a goal or assist is set to come to an end.

Liverpool decide to shore things up as Joe Gomez replaces Diogo Jota. A sensible decision.

Six minutes added on.

James Milner clips a ball into the box but even Diogo Jota can't get his head onto it.

Any more twists? One minute to go. Definitely time for one.

Ray Houghton
Former Liverpool and Republic of Ireland midfielder

The attitude of both sets of players has been excellent. In the past few minutes they have been driving forward to get the winning goal.

A rare Ryan Sessegnon appearance is over as Sergio Reguilon replaces him.

A lovely Spurs passing move round the box sees Ben Davies in space but his ball across the six-yard box is hooked over by Ibrahima Konate. I think Davies was offside anyway - although it's still a corner.

The corner comes to nothing.

Ibrahima Konate is booked for a foul now. The referee let play go on and James Milner, again, denies Son Heung-min.