Tottenham’s Harry Kane moved clear at the top of this season’s Premier League scoring charts, but his two goals were only good enough for a 2-2 draw away to Everton on Friday - and a late injury will be a real concern for Jose Mourinho.
The England captain opened the scoring in the 27th minute with his 20th League goal of the campaign, but former Spurs player Gylfi Sigurdsson levelled from the penalty spot.
Sigurdsson’s clinical finish gave Everton a 62nd-minute lead as they sought the win to push themselves back into the frame for a European place.
But Kane punished a defensive mistake six minutes later to earn his side a draw.
Worryingly for seventh-placed Tottenham, whose top-four hopes are fading fast, Kane hobbled off in stoppage time with what looked like an ankle injury.
Tottenham have 50 points from 32 games, five behind fourth-placed West Ham, while Everton are eighth with 49 points having played one game fewer.
