Tottenham have had two players (Dejan Kulusevski and Matt Doherty) register two assists in a single Premier League game for the first time since December 2017 against Southampton (Dele Alli and Son Heung-min).

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Spurs were excellent but it was so, so easy. Everton were spineless, gutless, where do they go from here? They were hopeless.

Spurs are so difficult to predict from one game to the next, tonight they were brilliant. Son's runs caused Everton problems all night.

Everton lacked confidence and belief. Kulusevski was absolutely brilliant for Spurs. They still have hope of a top-four finish.

The old bait and switch from Spurs fan Jon there

If Spurs hadn't eased up and Everton hadn't brought on an extra defender, I have no idea how many that could have ended up as.

It's all over.

A brilliant Spurs showing boosts their European hopes.

But make no mistake, this was a proper relegation performance from Everton.

Everton midfielder Allan hammers a shot miles over the bar from distance. It's something I suppose.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Where does Frank Lampard go from here, he has to pick these players up. On this evidence if you were Lampard, could you trust these players?

There's a lack of courage, a lack of movement.

Three minutes added on.

Steven Bergwijn shoots over the bar after strolling past a few Evertonians and that might be the final Spurs chance of the game.

A lot of empty seats in the away end. It's a long way from London to Liverpool.

Barbour: Being based in LA and working from home, I had to put in a 2 hour “meeting” over lunch so I could watch Spurs. Meeting notes are: Everton are abysmal. Spurs still aren’t through this yet.

Andre Allume: I bet Van De Beek is wishing he went to Selhurst Park instead.

Ben: Forest Green have a better defence than Everton and we haven't be on brilliant form since January...

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

You have to win your duels and quite frankly Everton have lost all the duels on the pitch.

We're witnessing a really memorable game of football and yet most of the texts we've had in the last 10 minutes have been about Dan Tinkler's message at 21:30 GMT saying loving room instead of living room.

Almost a sixth as Davinson Sanchez heads wide from Sergio Reguilon's free-kick.

Harry Kane wins the ball off Dele Alli and starts an attack that sees Sergio Reguilon win a free-kick.

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Spurs want a penalty as Steven Bergwijn plays a one-two with Harry Kane before going down on the edge of the box but no dice.

Kaeto Hernandez: Bringing Dele on was a pointless sub by Lampard to be honest. It’s hardly going to do his confidence any good, and that’s what he’s lacking in football right now. “Go on Dele, we’re in with a chance you know”. A chance at what? Away days at Millwall next season?

Frank Lampard has conceded five goals for just the second time in his managerial carrer (also Chelsea 3-5 Liverpool in July 2020).

Everton win only their second corner of the game but end up getting caught offside.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I can't remember Everton cutting Tottenham open once. It has all been very slow from them, across and backwards.

There are too many in an Everton jersey who have hidden.