Every season the Premier League provides us with big battles at the top and at the bottom and the current season is particularly tight in all areas of the table. Everton and Tottenham, each with their own goals, drew 1:1, which doesn’t exactly serve them well, but the road there was particularly disturbed, especially in the second half.
Tottenham came into this game after the dismissal of Antonio Conte and hoped to start a new way. In the 58th minute, things started to go in her direction when Abdoulai Dokura was sent off after a confrontation with Harry Kane during which he slapped him and in the 68th minute, the star of the Roosters scored an advantage goal in a penalty caused by Michael Keane.
Tottenham already saw third place within reach, but Everton, who are also fighting against relegation this season, did not say desperate. Keane made amends for the penalty he inflicted when a tackle on Lucas Mora with his foot in the stoppers led to the Brazilian being sent off in the 88th minute and two minutes later the stopper scored a goal for Pantheon with a tremendous 35-yard kick to share the points.
Tottenham count a second game without a win and although they are in fourth place with 50 points like Newcastle in third and Manchester United in fifth, they have two extra games in front of them. Everton, who have not lost in the last four games, jumped to 15th place, one point above the red line.
Finish the match with a tie on the scoreboard. pic.twitter.com/SA3j9TyHwy
— Tottenham Hotspur (@Spurs_ES) April 3, 2023