Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Goodison Park

A few groans crept in towards the end of the half and that is a huge decision that has gone against Everton.

Fine margins which could decide whether they stay up or go down come May.

Suse: Clambering out of relegation may prove tough for Everton. A confident Newcastle side look to take full advantage of this game, and with tough fixtures ahead, thinks are not looking good for the Toffees.

Mooz: Harry Kane can be the new Van Persie of Man Utd. He is a sharp striker and currently at his peak playing level. Would fit United perfectly and the guy would get the opportunity to play at highest level in Europe. Ten Hag should snap him up.

And now come the chants against Daniel Levy. They want him out, in case you were in any doubt.

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The frustration in this ground is only going to grow the longer Spurs remain behind in the game. They've yet to seriously test David de Gea. The crowd howl in anger as Clement Lenglet is deemed to have fouled a player in the United half.

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The decision stands and Dominic Calvert-Lewin is deemed offside before the whistle goes for half time.

It is not going to plan for Everton in their survival bid as Newcastle lead at the break.

The visitors grew into the game after holding off Everton's spirited start and are looking good to strengthen their place in the top four.

Ivan Perisic to the rescue.

Manchester United forward Jadon Sancho gets two bites of the cherry with efforts inside the box. The first is blocked back to him, the second is deflected upwards and headed off the line by Tottenham's Croatian defender.

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Dominic Calvert-Lewin has the ball in the back of the net but the flag is up for offside.

VAR is checking this, however...

There's been lots of rain and lots of effort, but not as much quality.

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Ashwin: Dalot has been quietly excellent over the past months. Unsung hero

Andrew: Ten Hag manages Martial’s game-time to ease him back to full fitness and gives Sancho a run in his place. Moves Rashford to centre forward and plays Sancho as an inverted winger. Those two link-up for a goal inside seven minutes.

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Alex Iwobi sends in a corner low towards the near post but Michael Keane can't direct his shot on target.

Just a couple of minutes to go until half time.

Anon: The Premier League is about who will get relegated now. The title race is a dull one or two-horse race. At some point a club will know it's their turn in the championship.

Paul: Harry Kane needs to leave Spurs - Man City, Man Utd or Arsenal would see him finish his career in style. England would benefit.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at St. Mary's

Few jeers from the home fans as Southampton knock the ball around at the back. They want more urgency. Frustration mounting.

There's a big shout for a penalty from the Bournemouth players as Ainsley Maitland-Niles heads a cross down and looks to handle the ball as it drops. The officials take a look and decide there's nothing in it.

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Spurs have looked a bit better in the last few minutes. Harry Kane tries to squeeze a pass through for the onrushing Son Heung-min but it is blocked and the ball cleared.

Manchester United are quicker to every ball at the moment. The Tottenham players have a 'here we go again' look about them.

Marcus Rashford goes for glory with a free-kick from 30 yards out, but it drifts wide.

Everton are struggling to find that bit extra they showed before Newcastle's goal and the visitors are looking pretty comfortable at the moment as half time approaches.

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Charlie: Big goal for Manchester United! Although those cracks in Tottenham’s defence are starting to show early which does not bode well for them!

Paul: Porro again… Porous Porro.. he’s just not got to the level needed.

Southampton waste a really good attacking opportunity. Carlos Alcaraz carries the ball into space in the Cherries half and has options in front of him in the box. He belts his pass straight to a Bournemouth defender, though. Chance gone.

A blow for Saints. Left-back Romain Perraud goes down off the ball and is forced out of the game. He is replaced by Ainsley Maitland-Niles.