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Spurs v Everton Previous Fixture

Everton 1 – 1 Spurs (3^rd April 2023)

Spurs’ most recent match against Everton was in April 2023 at Goodison Park.

Ahead of the match, Tottenham were sat in 4^th place with 49 points and they were in a position that would see them qualify for the Champions League should they stay there. They were just a point behind Manchester United in 3^rd, and 2 points ahead of Newcastle United in 5^th place.

In their most recent match before this game, Spurs had played out an entertaining 3-3 draw on the South Coast with Southampton at St. Mary’s Stadium. Pedro Porro (45+1’), Harry Kane (65’) and Ivan Perisic (74’) were on the scoresheet for Spurs, whilst it was Che Adams (46’), Theo Walcott (77’) and James Ward-Prowse (90+3’ Pen) who scored for the Saints.

Meanwhile, Southampton sat at the bottom of the table in 20^th. They had 23 points to their name, but just 2 points separated them and safety in 17^th place, which was currently occupied by Leicester City. Relegation was a massive concern still for the Saints.

Everton forward Demarai Gray had the first chance of the match, which flew over the crossbar after receiving a pass into his feet from Alex Iwobi (2’).

Spurs had their first chance of the match through Ivan Perisic, whose effort flew wide of the goal within the first ten minutes of the match (7’).

Harry Kane had the next chance for the away side with a header, but the ball flew very narrowly wide of the post to keep the match at 0-0 (16’). Amadou Onana had a shot blocked a few seconds later for Everton (17’).

Half time came with the two teams still level at 0-0 despite both sides having the chance to score the opening goal of the game.

Midfielder Abdoulaye Doucoure got sent off for Everton early in the second half (58’), strengthening the Lilywhites’ chances of securing all three points.

As expected, Spurs did take the lead shortly after when Harry Kane was able to beat Toffees goalkeeper Jordan Pickford from the penalty spot (68’).

Lucas Moura was sent off for Spurs late on (88’), and despite having chances to put the game to bed, Spurs would not be able to hold onto their lead.

It was Keane who found the equaliser for Everton, scoring a spectacular goal from long range with the ball finding the top right corner after Ben Godfrey found him just outside of the penalty area (90’). The game ended 1-1 and a point for each side.

Spurs did dominate possession with 60.7% compared to the Toffees’ 39.3%. The home side did have 6 shots on target in comparison to the visitors’ 2.

As a result of this draw, Tottenham dropped down into 5^th place, whilst Everton fell into 16^th place. Still, just 3 points separated the Lilywhites and the top four positions in the Premier League table.