Dele Alli

Like I say, I think it was a solid performance today for the boys and I'm happy to get on the score sheet again.

What does it do for your title charge, Dilly?

I think, you know, obviously it's a big statement for us, but we're happy to stay underneath the radar and just keep taking these games as they come.

Like we did last season, you know, we just sort of dug away and kept performing and kept getting the wins.

And that's what we're going to do this season.

We're going to not get our feet too far off the floor after this win.

We're just going to focus on the next game now and look at the positives and we're going to enjoy this win.

But, you know, it's important that we recover and get ready for the next game now.

Ericsson's corner, Kane got up, and Tottenham have turned it around again.

Ericsson trying to set Son away and he has.

Son wraps it up for Tottenham.

And he slips in Dele Alli, and the man who started the Tottenham revival rounds it off.

Yeah, I think obviously it's never nice to concede a goal that early in the game and it was important that we didn't lose our heads and we didn't panic and we stuck to the game plan and I think the boys did that and we knew if we carried out the game plan there would be chances in the game and thankfully I took the first one away and after that it was a good game and we know it wasn't going to be an easy game today.

They're a fantastic team, they've got some great players but I think it's a big statement that we left the three points today.

Yeah, I felt I was under a bit of pressure.

You know, we knew that was going to start fast and, you know, it was important that, you know, we tried to soak in the pressure and stick to the game plan and get a goal.

And like I said, it was a great ball in by Moussa and then, OK, I put it away.

Sixty?

Sixteen.

Sixteen goals in 50 Premier League games.