Ciaran Kelly
BBC Sport reporter at Selhurst Park

What a time for William Osula to step up for Newcastle United with the visitors' first shot on target.

The striker's name is being loudly sung by the away end after he fired his side in front.

Osula's composure has previously been questioned, but he showed quick thinking on the floor to hook the ball into the net after Maxence Lacroix got an initial touch on Lewis Miley's cross.

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Two minutes added on at Selhurst Park.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at Stadium of Light

You just wonder is a draw good enough? Does De Zerbi add some more creativity in that attacking area perhaps? They have looked very limited.

Three minutes added on at the end of this half.

Five minutes added on which seems right.

Omari Hutchinson is booked for a swiping challenge on Youri Tielemans.

Pedro Porro whips in a cross from the right and Dominic Solanke's bicycle kick goes halfway to the corner flag.

Simon: Said it before... Morgan Rogers is a good player, but he gives the ball away far too much to be a great player.

Suddenly this game has become very stretched.

After Morgan Rogers sees his pass to a through-on-goal Ollie Watkins cut out by Nikola Milenkovic, Forest break and Neco Williams sees another low strike destined for the bottom corner tipped wide by Marco Bizot.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at Stadium of Light

Richarlison has worked so hard there but you knew he's going to get caught. And he runs out of legs. He is a player that gives everything at every single moment, but sometimes he just looks a bit weak when it comes to the last moments.

A draw keeps Spurs in the bottom three by the way.

Crystal Palace are piling some pressure on Newcastle now.

Tyrick Mitchell, making his 200th Premier League appearance for the club today, floats in a cross which is just beyond the reach of Brennan Johnson.

Daniel Munoz arrives late into the box but Lewis Hall does just about enough to stop the right wing-back from getting a crucial touch in front of the goal.

Good run from Richarlison down the left and then cutting in but he's down at the byeline before screwing a shot into the side-netting.

Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter at the City Ground

Vitor Pereira said in Porto on Thursday evening Premier League survival was the priority, saying relegation would be a disaster.

It took a few seconds but the head coach's reaction to the goal showed exactly how important it is, a mixture of relief and joy as he exploded with emotion towards the crowd.

Dave Edwards
Former Wolves midfielder on 5 Sports Extra

If you shoot, you have a chance of scoring. These home fans have been urging their team to pull the trigger. Neco Williams is the man who decides to. He smashes his shot hard and low. Forest are back in this game.

Spurs right-back Pedro Porro was booked for dissent just after Micky van de Ven's yellow card so that's three of the Tottenham back four on a first-half yellow card.

Granit Xhaka absolutely skies the Sunderland free-kick from 20 yards out.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live at Stadium of Light

I don't think I agree with the referee on that one. I think van de Ven holds his ground and is too string for Brobbey. A free-kick yes, but is it really a yellow?