Newcastle United earned a point in their survival fight thanks to Joe Willock's late intervention.
The Magpies were miles better than they had been at the Amex before the international break, where a 3-0 defeat saw Steve Bruce come under fire.
But after making wholesale changes to the side, Bruce saw his team offer up a reaction.
Joelinton opened the scoring before a Harry Kane double. But Willock - a late substitute - nipped in to level matters in the dying stages.
Here are Lee Ryder's player ratings.
Martin Dubravka 7
Stayed alert as Spurs piled on late pressure. Left exposed for both Harry Kane goals.
Jacob Murphy 7
Always a threat and produced a host of testing crosses.
Emil Krafth 4
At fault for the equaliser and didn't inspire much confidence at the back. Newcastle can't afford to have passengers in a relegation fight.
Jamaal Lascelles 6
He won't be satisfied with the result but put in a steady shift.
Paul Dummett 6
Suspect for both first half goals as he stood off.
Matt Ritchie 7
A battling display. Newcastle will need this version of Ritchie to stay up. Big part in the equaliser.
Sean Longstaff 8
An ice-cool pass for the opener for Joelinton. Looked tidy and much more like the player that burst on to the scene in 2019.
Jonjo Shelvey 7
Ended the game as an auxiliary centre-back at times. Can't fault his commitment or spirit.
Joelinton 8
Grabbed the opener and had big part in equaliser. Has endured his critics but gets man of the match here for me.
Miguel Almiron 7
A quiet first half but improved after the break. Headed one off the line and had a hand in the equaliser.
Dwight Gayle 6
Made some good runs but ultimately lacked sharpness with a couple of good first half chances.
Subs
Allan Saint-Maximin 7 (for Gayle 67)
A welcome return and played part in the equaliser.
Joe Willock (for Krafth 79)
Strikes like that are just priceless.
Javier Manquillo (for Murphy 83)
*Subs must play 15 minutes
