Tottenham missed out on a chance to break into the Premier League’s top four after drawing 1-1 with West Ham United, while Newcastle were also held to a 1-1 draw by Everton on Tuesday. Spurs have made a habit of bouncing back from slow starts to win in recent months, but this time they failed to score after just five minutes. Brennan Johnson’s remaining task was simply to tap into the empty net from Timo Werner’s cross. West Ham were under pressure to respond after losing 4-3 on Saturday after leading Newcastle 1-3.

The Hammers equalized soon after when Jarrod Bowen’s corner flew in from behind Kurt Zouma.

A draw moved West Ham a point ahead of seventh-placed Newcastle but they missed out on a best chance of taking all three points when Michail Antonio fired straight at Guglielmo Vicario. Chance.

Tottenham are just two points adrift of fourth-placed Aston Villa and extended their lead over sixth-placed Manchester United to nine points.

“It’s disappointing not to get a better result, but it was a difficult game,” Tottenham coach Angie Postkoglu said.

“There are still a lot of games to go. I would be very surprised if all the games weren’t tight. Everyone is fighting for something. We have to keep our level up.”

Everton’s unpopular record

Injury-plagued Newcastle’s hopes of European football next season were dashed by Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s late penalty equalizer for Everton.

Alexander Isak opened the scoring for the fifth consecutive game at St James’ Park.

The Swede took his tally for the season to 19 when he cut through Jarrad Branthwaite and fired into the far corner in the 15th minute.

“Alexander Isak is a fantastic technician,” Newcastle head coach Eddie Howe said. “He looks like he’s going to score every game now.”

How Sean Dyche longs for a striker of Isaac’s quality. But Calvert-Lewin ended a nearly six-month goal drought after Ashley Young was brought down by Paul Dummett in the penalty area.

Everton set a new club record of 13 games without a win in the Premier League, leaving their 70-year top-flight career still at risk.

The Toffees are four points above the relegation zone but face the threat of a second point deduction for breaching financial rules.

forest blitz

Nottingham Forest defeated Fulham 3-1 in the first half and opened up the relegation zone by 3 points.

The home side burst out of the box at the City Ground, with Callum Hudson-Odoi and Chris Wood scoring within the first 19 minutes.

Fulham boss Marco Silva expressed his disgust by making three substitutions just after the half-hour mark.

However, even so, Forest’s momentum remained strong and Morgan Gibbs-White made it 3-0 in first-half stoppage time.

“It’s important but it can’t distract us because we still have a long way to go,” Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo said.

“We’ve had good performances before but haven’t been able to sustain them, so let’s take that into this game and try to maintain that performance.”

Fulham pulled a goal back in the second half through Tosin Adarabioyo but it was too late for the Cottagers.

Second-bottom Burnley are currently unbeaten in four games but are six points behind safety after a 1-1 draw at home to Wolves.

Jacob Bruun Larsen put his side ahead but Rayan Ait-Nouri’s header gave Wolves a point.

Justin Kluivert’s winner saw Bournemouth beat Crystal Palace 1-0 to move above Chelsea into 11th place.

Arsenal can overtake Liverpool at the top of the table when they host Luton, while Manchester City face Aston Villa on Wednesday.

Liverpool are expected to comfortably overtake bottom-of-the-table Sheffield United when they visit Anfield on Thursday.

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