Everton v Tottenham Hotspur live: Doucoure sent off, then Kane penalty puts Spurs in front

Everton move up to 15th while Spurs lose the chance to go third, instead moving above Man United on goal difference having played two games more.

They need Calvert-Lewin back, but I don't suppose they can rely on him. I can't see them losing enough home games not to get enough points though.

Tarkowski has a shot blocked inside the box, and what a key point this could be for them ... they're gunning for three though!

But Spurs did. They've been weak since going ahead.

90’ - WHAT A GOAL WHAT A GOAL WHAT A GOAL! Everton 1-1 Spurs (Keane) REVENGE IS BEST SERVED HOT! Given time on the ball, Keane, 30 yards out, advances and tees himself up - there's no pressure, but still - then flings every fibre of his being into screeching, howling, outswinging animal that roars into the top corner! Goodison goes insane and only football can give you this!

He introduces studs to ankle, and knows he's done for. What a cameo that is! Can Everton make something of it?

But he probably puts a bit too much on it, though his teammates don't exactly have the poacher's inclination, and it spins behind.

Who dives in and concedes a needless free-kick. Which Garner will take - and it's 25 yards out, right of centre, so he'll swing out...

Possession isn't always a telling stat, but that is embarrassing for spurs. How are they getting outpassed by a team that's third-bottom?

Yup, it's Garner and Davies. They replace Onana and Gueye.

It's Moura for Son, who is having a very poor season. He was anonymous tonight.

So is booked. He is so wild.

Sims and Mykolenko for Gray and Coleman; Spurs send on Sanchez for Lenglet.

Gray has time on the ball just outside the box, tees up Gueye again ... and this time his shot is better, dipping under the bar. But Lloris sees it late, so though it's straight at him, his late flicking it over the bar. The ensuing corner picks out Keane at the back post, and his downward header is saved easily enough/

Everton also have Ellis Sims, their Chelsea hero, on the bench - and he'll be coming on shortly, along with Mykolenko.

Who tries to diddle two defenders, gets caught, and has to play back to Hojbjerg who clears then calls him all sorts.

They only really have Maupay to bring on, though Garner can deliver a ball and Davies has a bit of drive, I suppose. Spurs, meanwhile, are sitting back, which I makes some sense as Everton don't know how to score, but at the same time, it means they can't really exploit their man advantage.