Everton v Tottenham player ratings: Keane 9, Doucoure 3; Kane 8, Son 5

Points shared in a 1-1 draw at Goodison Park after both teams see players sent off

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  EVERTON PLAYER RATINGS: Jordan Pickford - 6. Made the right decision by sticking out a leg to stop Porro’s cross from finding Kane in the sixth minute. His passing wasn’t as good as usual. PA

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  Seamus Coleman - 6. Saw his half-hearted shout for a penalty waived off by the referee in the first half. Made a crucial block to stop a Spurs counter-attack from a corner in the second half. Getty

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  Ben Godfrey - 7. Had a chance to score his first Everton goal in the 24th minute but was denied by a block from Dier. Could only manage a terrible cross when he had the chance to pick out Simms in the box late in the game. Credited with the assist for Keane’s equaliser. Reuters

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  Michael Keane - 9. Cleared Kane’s shot off the line in the ninth minute. The first-half hero turned villain in the second half as he was responsible for fouling Romero and giving away a penalty. But he became the hero again and sent the Everton fans into raptures by hitting a long-range shot into the top corner in the 90th minute. AP

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  James Tarkowski - 8. Made a crunching last-ditch tackle in the sixth minute to dispossess Skipp on the edge of the Everton penalty area. Almost won the game for the Toffees with a shot which was blocked in the 93rd minute. Getty

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  Idrissa Gueye - 7. Made an important interception to stop Hojbjerg from finding Kane with a through-ball in the eighth minute. Failed to trouble Lloris when he was set up on the edge of the Spurs penalty area in the 47th minute. Getty

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  Abdoulaye Doucoure - 3. Should have tested Lloris when he met a Gray corner in the 30th minute. Let his teammates and the fans down by flinging his arm at Kane’s face and picking up a needless red card. Getty

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  Amadou Onana - 7. Tested Lloris with a long-range effort in the 37th minute. Made a brilliant sliding tackle to dispossess Dier on the edge of his box and set up Gueye for a strike. Getty

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  Alex Iwobi - 7. Crucial to everything the Toffees created in the first half. His brilliant first touch and impressive ball-carrying ability caused serious problems for Spurs’ backline. Reuters

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  Dwight McNeil - 6. Showed his defensive awareness by sticking out a leg to deny Porro a simple tap-in in the 20th minute. Worked hard on the left flank to help keep Kulusevski and Porro quiet. Getty

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  Demarai Gray - 6. Had the first attempt of the match which he hit just over the crossbar. Saw his weak attempt get saved by Lloris in the 73rd minute. AP

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  Vitaliy Mykolenko (Coleman 76’) - N/A. Came on and helped the Toffees dominate proceedings on the left flank. AP

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  Ellis Simms (Gray 77') - N/A. A willing runner but hardly had a sniff after coming on. Reuters

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  Tom Davies (Onana 84') - N/A. Reuters

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  James Garner (Gueye 84') - N/A. PA

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  TOTTENHAM PLAYER RATINGS: Hugo Lloris - 6. Had several shaky moments in the first half with his mishandling of crosses. Made a number of saves after Kane’s opener to preserve Tottenham’s lead. Reuters

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  Cristian Romero - 7. Regularly joined the attack as Spurs sought to make their numerical advantage count in the second half. His foray forward paid dividends as he won the penalty for Kane to open the scoring. Picked up his customary yellow card in the 79th minute. AFP

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  Eric Dier - 6. Unknowingly made a crucial block with his face to stop Godfrey’s shot from troubling Lloris. Almost cost Spurs a goal when he was dispossessed on the edge of his penalty area just after the restart. AP

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  Clement Lenglet - 5. Outmuscled by Iwobi too easily in the 64th minute. Failed to provide adequate cover for the overlapping Perisic. AP

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  Pedro Porro - 6. Had an early attempt which was saved by Pickford’s outstretched leg. Caused panic among Everton fans when his inventive shot hit the side netting in the 72nd minute. AP

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  Ivan Perisic - 6. Almost set up the opener for Spurs but Kane failed to direct his header on target. Played a part in the eventual Spurs opener as his cross led to the penalty incident. Reuters

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  Oliver Skipp - 6. Took a little too long on the ball when he had the chance to play in Kane early in the game. Kept things simple in the middle of the pitch for Spurs. AP

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  Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg - 5. Played an excellent diagonal pass to Perisic in the 10th minute. Failed to close down Keane quickly for the Toffees equaliser. AP

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  Dejan Kulusevski - 6. The Sweden international was one of Tottenham’s better players in the first half as Spurs struggled to get behind Everton’s deep backline. Faded a little after the restart. PA

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  Son Heung-min - 5. The offside flag spared his blushes after he failed to beat Pickford when he was played through on goal by Kulusevski in the 43rd minute. Struggled to get involved in the second half. Getty

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  Harry Kane - 8. Unlucky to see his shot cleared off the line by Keane in the ninth minute. Should have at least got his header on target when Perisic’s cross found him in the penalty area. Sent Pickford the wrong way to open the scoring from the penalty spot in the 68th minute. Getty

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  SUBS: Davinson Sanchez (Lenglet 77’) - N/A. Made a superb block to deny Tarkowski in the 93rd minute. Getty

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  Lucas Moura (Son 82’) - 3. Gifted Everton a way back into the game by picking up an unnecessary red card in the 88th minute. Getty

Michael Keane scored a last-gasp goal to lift Everton to a 1-1 draw with Tottenham Hotspur on Monday, a big boost for the team's desperate battle to avoid relegation from the Premier League.

The goal provided some consolation for Keane after an earlier tackle on Cristian Romero led to Spurs being awarded a penalty which Harry Kane converted in the 68th minute.

In injury time, Keane took a couple of touches and then fired from 30 yards out and into the top corner, bringing the delirious Goodison Park fans to their feet.

Tottenham, in the thick of the race to finish top-four and qualify for the Champions League next season, had to settle for a point in their first game since manager Antonio Conte was sacked.

Everton climbed to 15th with 27 points, a point above the relegation zone. Tottenham moved back up to fourth, albeit level on 50 points with third-placed Newcastle United and fifth-placed Manchester United, who both have two games in hand.

Everton lost Abdoulaye Doucoure to a red card in the 58th minute after Kane had grabbed the shirt of the Mali midfielder, who reacted by swatting the England captain in the face and leaving him collapsing to the pitch.

Spurs also ended the match with 10 men with Lucas Moura sent off two minutes from time.

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