The battle for second: Everton v Tottenham Hotspur – in pictures

Fans arrive at the ground before kick-off Photograph: Tony Marshall/Getty Images

Tottenham's winger Andros Townsend sustains a hand injury after being hit by the ball during the warm up. Nonetheless, he's still fit to play Photograph: Paul Currie/Action Images

There's a minute's silence for Remembrance Day, which is actually next Sunday Photograph: Peter Byrne/PA

Everton's Kevin Mirallas (left) and Tottenham Hotspur's Vlad Chiriches battle for the ball. Spurs are bossing the opening exchanges Photograph: Peter Byrne/PA

Everton's Philip Jagielka goes A over T Photograph: Jon Super/AP

Seamus Coleman appears to bundle Jan Vertonghen to the floor, but the referee says no penalty Photograph: Chris Brunskill/Getty Images

Everton's Gareth Barry (right) wins the ball ahead of Tottenham Hotspur's Andros Townsend Photograph: Peter Byrne/PA

Really? Roberto Martinez appears to be happy with the way things are going despite the fact his team have barely seen the ball and have been thoroughly outplayed at home Photograph: Tony Marshall/Getty Images

Kevin Miralleas pulls down a high ball as Everton start to get into the game at last Photograph: Tony Marshall/Getty Images

Everton's Seamus Coleman, seen here charging past paulinho, reluctantly goes down in the box under a challenge from Vertonghen, in a role reversal of the penalty claim in the first half. Again, the referee says no penalty Photograph: Peter Byrne/PA

In the sceond half, Tottenham's goalkeeper Hugo Lloris is inadvertently caught by Romalu Lukaku. The Belgian striker was attempted to latch onto a throughball and as Lloris gathered it on the edge of his box he was struck by Lukaku's knee. Looks nasty indeed. Photograph: Phil Noble/Reuters

The medics try to get the keeper off the pitch, but Lloris refuses to be substituted! It's a ridiculous affair and leads to nine minutes of injury time, during which Lloris makes a great save to keep the game goalless. Photograph: Chris Brunskill/Getty Images

Tottenham Hotspur' manager Andre Villas-Boas, who had told Brad Friedel to strip down and take Lloris's place, sees the funny side of it all at the final whistle. Final score: 0-0 Photograph: Craig Brough/Action Images