Jose goes to VAR

Tottenham suffered fresh VAR frustration as Harry Kane was denied a clear penalty in their damaging 00 draw at Bournemouth while Danny Ings boosted his bid for the Premier Leagues golden boot in Southamptons 11 draw at Everton on Thursday Jose Mourinhos side have won just once in their last three games and are in danger of missing out on European competition for the first time since the 200910 season Tottenham were offkey for long periods but could feel hard done by after Josh Kings push on Kane in the penalty area went unpushed despite a VAR review in the first half On course for their lowest points total since 2011 this has been a season to forget for Tottenham who have yet to see any significant improvement since Mourinho replaced the sacked Mauricio Pochettino in November Just a year after reaching the Champions League final they sit in ninth place in the Premier League 10 points off the top four and far from certain to make next seasons Europa League Sundays north London derby against Arsenal who are one point and one place above Tottenham looms as a last chance to save their season Bournemouth moved up one place after ending a fivematch losing streak but it is 159 days and nine games since they last won Eddie Howes men are three points from safety with just four games to avoid relegation Kane had scored seven times in his previous seven Premier League appearances against Bournemouth but VAR rejected his strong appeal for a penalty in the opening moments Just a week after Tottenham were the victims of a harsh VAR decision in their loss at Sheffield United they could claim to be harshly treated again and Mourinho was visibly frustrated on the touchline Tottenham were struggling to find any rhythm and Erik Lamelas woeful drive over the bar summed up their lethargic first half display Mourinho responded by sending on Son Heungmin and Tanguy Ndombele at the interval Struggling Bournemouths problems mounted when Adam Smith was injured in a clash of heads with Ben Davies Smith was stretchered off after an eightminute delay while he was examined on the pitch With Tottenham running out of ideas Bournemouth thought they had won it in stoppagetime But Callum Wilsons overhead kick clearly hit Kings hand on its way past Hugo Lloris and their celebrations were shortlived as VAR intervened At Goodison Park Southampton extended their unbeaten run to three games and dented Evertons bid to reach the Europa League Southamptons James WardProwse won a penalty in the 28th minute when he was tripped by Andre Gomes but the midfielder blazed his spotkick against the crossbar Three minutes after that miscue Ings put Southampton ahead Stuart Armstrong miscued his shot into Ings path and the striker rounded Jordan Pickford to claim his 19th league goal of the season three behind the topflights current leading scorer Jamie Vardy Richarlison equalised for Everton in the 43rd minute the Brazilian taking Lucas Dignes superb long pass in his stride before guiding a clinical finish over Alex McCarthy for his 14th goal of the seasonEverton were furious when Jan Bednarek escaped with a yellow card after hauling down Richarlison when the forward was clean throughCatch up on all the latest sports news and updates hereAlso download the new midday Android and iOS apps to get latest updates MidDay is now on Telegram Click here to join our channel middayinfomedialtd and stay updated with the latest newsThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever