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For any copyright, please send me a message. Andre Gomes' season looks over after the Portugal midfielder suffered an awful leg injury in Everton's 1-1 draw with Tottenham at Goodison Park. Son Heung-min was sent off after a 79th minute challenge on the ex-Barcelona midfielder, with the Spurs forward leaving the field in tears after being shown the red card by referee Martin Atkinson. Son's Spurs teammate Dele Alli admitted that he was "devastated" in the dressing room. Gomes, a £22million summer signing after a successful loan spell on Merseyside last term, was taken off on a stretcher by medical staff after a number of minutes treatment. A number of Everton players - including club captain Seamus Coleman, who has previously suffered a broken leg - spoke to and attempted to calm Gomes, who was also given oxygen by medics. He was immediately taken out of the ground and into an ambulance, which took him to a local hospital. Son was initially booked by the referee, for the challenge, which appeared to be little more than an innocuous trip on Gomes as he moved forwards down the Everton left. But the challenge ensured that Gomes was propelled forward into Serge Aurier, while the Portuguese star's right leg also got caught in the turf. As such, Atkinson elected to upgrade Son's yellow card to a red - with help via VAR. However, before even being shown the card, Son was already distraught at what had occurred. Dele Alli, speaking on the incident post-game, said: "Son is devastated and in tears. It’s not his fault. "Son is one of nicest people you’ve ever met. He can’t even lift his head up, he’s crying so much." A number of players from both sides were also noticeably upset, including Toffees right-back Djibril Sidibe, who was also in tears. Aurier was substituted shortly after by Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino. England 'keeper Jordan Pickford and Everton sub Cenk Tosun attempted to comfort Son. The Premier League released a statement post-game, explaining why Son's initial yellow card was upgraded. They declared: "The red card for Son was for endangering the safety of a player which happened as a consequence of his initial challenge." Toffees boss Marco Silva said on Gomes: "He went to the hospital. Our medical staff are taking control of everything. "We need to wait until we hear more information. It is a bad moment of us as a group. We will give all the support of him for as a group we need to continue. "I didn't see the moment live. I didn't see anything more." Gomes' midfield teammate Fabian Delph added: "We feel just as you can imagine. It’s difficult time for us. "He is one of our brothers, someone we care about. It is difficult to put into words how we feel. "As soon as we could
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