Stoke City 1-2 Tottenham Hotspur

Christian Eriksen maintained his hot goalscoring streak, bagging both goals in Tottenham Hotspur's 2-1 win at struggling Stoke City to extend Spurs' winning sequence.

After a goalless first half, Christian Eriksen took the lead for the visitors, before Mame Biram Diouf found an equalizer in freaky circumstances.

Eriksen then curled in a fiendish 63rd-minute freekick to which Kane claimed to have got the faintest finishing touch with his head only for replays to show the Dane had scored the goal that allowed Spurs to join third-placed Liverpool on 67 points with a sixth straight league win.

Aside from an early Stoke chance, Spurs were on top for most of the first period, although clear-cut opportunities were by no means a regular occurrence.

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"For us it would be a massive achievement to finish top four for a third time".

There is a growing belief Spurs will have to loosen the purse strings if they are to retain their best players and attract the quality of signing needed to improve the club's standing. It was a tougher game, but I think we deserved the victory.

"He [Kane] said it touched his shoulder but I don't know".

The match went on, and Premier League review officials eventually said that Kane didn't get the goal and it was awarded to Eriksen, his second of the game. "It's the three points that are the most important for us".

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However, Stoke have reached a point where only results matter and unless they halt a winless run which has lasted since January 20, the Potters will be playing in the Championship next season.

I swear it was my goal, you've got to take my word for it. Of course if Harry scored and he feels he scored then it's fantastic to build his confidence and trust.

Raheem Sterling twice fired over from good positions but after 53 minutes United were back in it with a high-quality goal, Alexis Sanchez picking out Ander Herrera, who chested the ball down for Pogba to clip home - and within two minutes they had made it 2-2.

Stoke manager Paul Lambert was left frustrated with yet another loss.

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It remains to be seen how much Tottenham may ask for Alderweireld and whether they will be prepared to sell to domestic rivals in the shape of Manchester United. "Performance-wise, we don't look like a team in the bottom two that's for sure".