Roma have rescued a dramatic draw with Spurs in the Europa League this evening. Make sure you join us again on Tribe throughout the weekend for all the Premier League and A-League action. It's been a pleasure bringing you this one from the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. For now, Harrison Ryburn signing out.

Next up for Spurs is a clash with cross-town rivals Fulham in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon. Meanwhile, Roma are back in Serie A at home to Atalanta, where they'll be looking to pick up a win.

A huge confidence booster for Roma, who arrived in London with their tails between their feet, but have walked away with some of their reputation restored. After falling behind early, you could've been forgiven for thinking they'd hide away and end up on the wrong side of a big scoreline. Ranieri's side showed some resillience though, and they fought hard to get themselves back in the contest. The high press left them too open at times, but they reacted well, and kept Spurs on their toes throughout. They dominated for the entirety of the second half as a result, and finally earnt their reward with the late Hummels goal. It doesn't put an end to their winless streak, but it does give them some hope that they can turn their season around heading into the remainder of their Europa League and Serie A campaigns. Mark this down as a turning point.

Another reminder of the inconsistencies that have plagued this Spurs side in recent times with this result. They came into today's game flying high after their huge win at the Etihad, but never took full control of the match. Postecoglou's side bossed over 60% of the ball in the first half, and created double the amount of chances compared to their opponents. They completelty fell away in the second half though, and really dropped off the pace, allowing Roma to dictate through the middle of the park. Kulusevski was probably their best with his work going forward in the opening stanza, whilst Porro was also busy for large parts. Spurs will see this as three points dropped given their winning position heading into injury-time though, and they only have themselves to blame for shutting up shop early. Postecoglou's side drop outside the top eight in the Europa League as a result, with just one point from their last two continental games.

Fulltime in London and it finishes all square between Spurs and Roma. It was a contest that entertained and fluctuated from start to finish, with the hosts starting strong and scoring from the spot through Son inside the first five minutes. Roma pulled it back with a powerful header from Evan Ndicka, only for Spurs to forge back ahead with a clinical Brennan Johnson finish ten minutes before the break. It was mostly all Roma in the second half though, and the Italian side had two goals disallowed, and missed a number of big chances, before Mats Hummels finally put them back level with a dramatic injury-time equaliser. It's a big point on the road for this struggling Romanisti side, whilst Spurs crash back down to Earth after their big win over Manchester City last weekend.

THERE IT IS! ROMA HAVE THE GOAL THEY'VE SO RICHLY DESERVED! Hummels levels it back up late on injury-time! The latest corner off the right is switched across to the left for Angelino, who advances towards the top left corner of the box, and powers a low delivery to the back post. All it needs is a tap from Hummels, and the ball thumps into the back of the net. The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium falls silent, and the victorious scream of Hummels is all that can be heard. It's just what Roma deserve for their dominance in the second half!

BIG CHANCE! Special save from Forster! The corner off the left for Roma is whipped into the middle, where Spurs fail to clear and it falls for Mancini. The captain smashes his effort towards the top of the net on the volley, but Forster does brilliantly to get up and tip it over the bar.