Full Time Score: Tottenham beats Everton 2-0.
Harry Kane scores again as Tottenham controls Everton in 2-0 win
When Everton plays Spurs at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this evening, they will be back in Premier League action.
The last time they played, Frank Lampard’s team was defeated by Manchester United. Alex Iwobi gave his team the lead, but goals from Antony and Cristiano Ronaldo gave Erik ten Hag’s team victory at Goodison Park.
With 10 points from nine games, the Blues are now ranked 12th in the Premier League. Spurs are now in third place in the league, four points behind leaders Arsenal. In his most recent Premier League game, Antonio Conte defeated Brighton.
Due to his suspension, Anthony Gordon will be unavailable for Everton’s match this evening. Mason Holgate has recovered fully from his knee injury but is still not ready to play. Despite the fact that both players have been working on their own recuperation this week, Yerry Mina, Nathan Patterson, and Ben Godfrey will also miss this evening’s game.
The matchday squad will include Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who was an injury replacement against Manchester United on Sunday. Also available once again is Abdoulaye Doucoure.
Starting at 5.30 p.m. and broadcast live on Sky Sports, Joe Thomas and Chris Beesley will both be on-site at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to bring you team news, analysis, and reaction.
Richarlison’s departure has altered the dynamics of the situation.
Everton experienced difficulties as a result of Bissouma’s introduction. Doherty was afforded more room to advance as he sat deep, and it was his shot that resulted in the penalty. When Davies moved forward to join attacks earlier, he nearly scored on goal.
incident underwent VAR review
Harry Kane’s crossing of Pickford’s arms led to Spurs’ penalty. The VAR was solely used to determine whether the Everton goalkeeper should be dismissed. It was easily brushed off.
In any case, Everton are behind.
Choosen Blues
Pickford made the correct judgment, reached out to stop it, but was unsuccessful. That seemed like a very questionable spot-kick to me because the Spurs striker appeared to look for contact, and the referee should have at least run it by VAR.
Tottenham 1-0 Everton, goal in 1959
Kane executes flawlessly on the spot.
Spurs are penalized
The guests are given a penalty kick.
Do you think the VAR will reverse the decision? Kane appeared to throw himself upon the ground.
Conte changes his strategy
Bissouma is seated firmly and trying to pick up the pace right away. He is almost lining up next to the center backs for Tottenham.
Everton signing up
For a clumsy challenge, Gueye receives a yellow. Free kick, Spurs.
Pickford makes a stoppage!
Pickford made a superb save to stop Kane. Two elite players at the height of their game, despite the fact that the playback reveals the Spurs player actually touched the ground with his shot and it rebounded.
Pickford makes a stoppage!
Pickford made a superb save to stop Kane. Two elite players at the height of their game, despite the fact that the playback reveals the Spurs player actually touched the ground with his shot and it rebounded.
Richarlison’s afternoon is finished.
Keane and Doucoure are presently getting ready for Everton. Oh, from the way Richarlison limps down the tunnel, it appears that his days are numbered. For him, Yves Bissouma enters. That implies that we also have a tactical switch.
Down Richarlison
Such delays only benefit Everton because they stop Spurs from gaining momentum.
Dwight McNeil has come to the touchline to be examined by the physio while Richarlison is receiving treatment. Not too alarming, but I’m not sure if he has hit his head or if he has something in his eye.
Spurs restrained
Everton responds to some early pressure from Spurs in this second half by applauding Lampard from the sidelines as they have a chance to regroup.
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