1:31 Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino says Heung-Min Son is in a good frame of mind Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino says Heung-Min Son is in a good frame of mind

Heung-Min Son's red card against Everton has been overturned and he will be available for Tottenham's next three domestic fixtures.

Spurs appealed the red card issued to the forward for his tackle on Andre Gomes during the 1-1 Premier League draw on Sunday, which led to the Portugal international suffering a fracture dislocation to his right ankle.

Son initially appeared to have been given a yellow card by referee Martin Atkinson but it was later confirmed the Spurs forward had been shown a straight red card, which enabled the club to appeal the FA's decision.

An Independent Regulatory Commission assessed the case on Tuesday and agreed it was wrongful dismissal.

"Heung-min Son will be available for Tottenham Hotspur FC's next three domestic fixtures after an independent Regulatory Commission upheld a claim of wrongful dismissal," the FA said in a statement.

4:36 Dele Alli said Son was absolutely devastated following Gomes' serious injury Dele Alli said Son was absolutely devastated following Gomes' serious injury

"The forward was sent off for serious foul play during the Premier League fixture against Everton FC on Sunday 3 November 2019."

A Premier League statement released on Sunday said the red card was shown to Son for "endangering the safety of a player".

Son, who has travelled with the Spurs squad for Wednesday's Champions League match against Red Star Belgrade, will now be available for selection for the Premier League fixtures against Sheffield United, West Ham and Bournemouth in November.

Son was visibly distraught by the consequence of his challenge on Gomes, who has since been discharged from hospital after he underwent surgery, which Everton have described as having gone "extremely well".

Pochettino: Son 'in a very good way'

Heung-Min Son of Tottenham looks on in horror after a tackle on Andre Gomes of Everton which resulted in a red card and Gomes suffering a serious injury

Spurs boss Pochettino said Son was in a better frame of mind following Sunday's match - ahead of the club's meeting with Red Star Belgrade - with one point separating the sides in Group B.

"Son is OK but was devastated after the action. It was a mixture of everything," Pochettino said.

"It was a mix of the injury, a mix of the red card and the situation in the game was an emotional moment for everyone.

"Of course, now after a few days, everyone is available to play. He is in a very good way, he feels sorry like everyone, but he is in good form."

On the overturning of Son's red card, Pochettino added: "It was good for everyone but most importantly it is fair.

"What we cannot do now is change the result now because when it happened it was 1-0 to us and playing with 10 men for nearly 15-20 minutes was the key to drawing the game.

"I was confident (it would be overturned). We were all confused after the game, I was talking with different people and of course with the referee too.

"There was confusion, but now it is completely fair that in the end he is not going to be suspended."