Mohammed Kudus lays it off to Michail Antonio. He shifts to his left and squeezes in a cross but it's comfortable for Guglielmo Vicario.

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BBC Sport at St James’ Park

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A massively missed opportunity for Newcastle to come away with the victory in a match they largely dominated. Alexander Isak put them ahead in the 15th minute, but a failure to kill off the game proved crucial.

Ex-Sunderland goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, booed relentlessly through the match, made good saves to deny Jacob Murphy and Isak from extending their advantage. Dan Burn thought he had added a second, only for a tight VAR offside to show Isak was offside when collecting the ball and before playing the cross.

VAR was again involved, to check whether Everton had earned a late penalty. It was quickly a very easy decision as Paul Dummett's needless foul, when he had his arm around Ashley Young's neck and hauled him to the ground, gifted Everton a lifeline.

All credit to Dominic Calvert-Lewin as he kept his composure to blast his spot-kick past Martin Dubravka and earn Everton a point with his first goal since the end of October, ending a 23-game run without scoring.

This could prove to be a vital result for both sides - Everton in their battle to stay up and Newcastle in their fight for European qualification. It ends in a draw and Everton will be pleased with the point.

However, it does extend their run of games in the Premier League without a win to 13 - a new club record.

Changes from Ange Postecoglu.

Pierre-Emile Højbjerg is on for Yves Bissouma. Richarlison replaces Timo Werner.

Tottenham Hotspur have had 73.4% possession over the last 15 minutes.

But only one shot on target in the second half and three in total over the 83 minutes played.

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Two Bournemouth substitutes really did make the difference. Semenyo and goalscorer Kluivert brought energy and attacking thrust that was lacking in the first half.

I thought Semenyo in particular was excellent. He’s really stepped up this season to quickly become an exciting, productive Premier League player.

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Pape Matar Sarr creeps in at the back post when Pedro Porro floats it in. It's taken off his head by a touch from Vladimir Coufal but the flag is up for offside by Timo Werner, who also challenged for it.

Newcastle United

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe, speaking to BBC MOTD about Everton penalty decision: "It was one of those. At that stage we were just hoping to see the game out. Paul [Dummett] is an experienced player and unfortunately it was his arm and whether it brushed against Ashley [Young] that went against us. Both were grappling.

"I felt the second goal was important, we were close to getting it until VAR stopped that one. Against any team you want the comfort of the second goal but unfortunately we didn't get it."

On defensive injuries: "The amount of injuries you have anyway is going to hurt you but when it is condensed to one section of the pitch it will stretch you."

It feels like we're in the ninth minute of stoppage-time but we're just moving into the 80th minute.

It's very, very dull.

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Phil Jagielka
Former Everton & Sheffield United defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

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The new approach brought in by Nuno Espirito Santo to Forest, they play with two wide men who make the pitch really big,and a target man up top - that gives Morgan Gibbs-White the space in the pockets to pick up the ball and create.

He is a very inventive player and they are the areas you want him to be picking up the ball in and expressing himself.

To be involved in all three goals in the game shows just how fantastic a game he had.

Forest will be hoping that they can go on and build on the win now and record a few more.

Newcastle United

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe, speaking to TNT Sports: "I think it was. Saying that I thought the players were flat out and gave everything. It was a decent performance but we needed a second goal. We were on the end of two tight decisions.

"It was players grappling each other. It was one of those that could have gone either way.

"Bar that penalty we go on to win that game. It would have been a tight win but a deserved one.

"Alexander Isak is an outstanding technician. He will probably rue the missed one but with attacking players you have to be in the position to score and he looks like he will score every game at the moment."

Brennan Johnson dinks a cross straight to Lukasz Fabianski.

Bournemouth

Bournemouth match winner Justin Kluivert, speaking to Sky Sports: "We're on quite a good run of form to be fair. We want to win more games. We are not happy with this.

"We have a lot of games left. The conditions were quite tough but credit to the team. I am very pleased. I am so happy at Bournemouth.

"The future is bright for Bournemouth but we can grow a lot more. I am sure that will happen."

Brennan Johnson is in the book as he brings down Mohammed Kudus on the counter-attack.

Michail Antonio was ready and waiting for the through ball.

Pape Matar Sarr plays a brilliant ball in from the right but Timo Werner doesn't move to get there.

Instead, Vladmir Coufal reacts and hooks it away.

More frustration for the away fans.

Timo Werner's shot deflects and bounces out for a corner.

Pedro Porro comes across to take it on the right-hand side but Kurt Zouma heads it away.

A decent round of applause for the Burnley players from fans at Turf Moor.

Vitinho takes a moment to pray before heading down the tunnel. He was brilliant tonight.

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James Maddison getting particularly hearty boos from the home fans as he departs the field.

A frustrating evening for him, and the rest of the Spurs front line since the fifth minute.

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Rodrigo Bentancur is replaced by Pape Matar Sarr.

Dejan Kulusevski is on for James Maddison.