Everton 0-3 Tottenham Hotspur - Micky van de Ven's double sends Spurs up to third in the Premier League

Gueye poked a ball through for Beto to run onto and though the linesman's flag went up it was a tight call, so the Spurs keeper was wise to make the move - and he did it effectively.

And then he is angry when the Ukrainian wastes the chance by trying and failing to find Beto first time.

But Danso does well to clear the danger with a header.

Good defending from Gueye as he gets back to stop Simons when he looked set to get a shot away.

He broke a couple of tackles to get into the right hand side of the box and then was allowed to run to the six-yard box, but he could not get a shot in or find a team-mate.

Ndiaye with a great run and cross down the right flank and is cross is deflected by Beto into Grealish's path. He shoots low and hard but Porro gets back on the line to block the shot.

Kick off is moments away.

Maybe the orange is a pumpkin tribute...who knows.

They are around a 5/4 shot, with he draw and a Spurs victory priced at 5/2. This year it is really hard to judge what Tottenham turn up - though of course, they have avoided big defeats since their change of manager.

They will climb from eighth if they get the three points on Merseyside, while Everton can move up to level on points with Tottenham if they win at home.

Tottenham escaped with a point in the Principality in the week, and freshen up the team with Spence, Johnson, Simons and Kolo Muani coming in for Gray, Bergvall, Odobert and Richarlison.

He was unable to play against his permanent employers Manchester City last week, in Everton's 2-0 defeat, but comes back in for Carlos Alcarez on the left flank.

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