Son Heung-min’s late header sent Tottenham Hotspur up to fifth place in the Premier League after a 1-0 away success at Burnley.
The match sparked into life late in the second half after Harry Kane cleared a header from Burnley’s James Tarkowski off the line.
Son passed up one clear chance before Harry Kane flicked on a corner to the South Korean, who dived headlong to break the deadlock on 76 minutes.
Earlier in a close contest Ashley Barnes’ 20th-minute effort was ruled out for offside and in the second half Josh Brownhill shot just wide for the hosts before Tarkowski headed over.
Kane intervened to keep out a second Tarkowski header before Son struck the winner for a league-leading eighth goal of the season.
Spurs move up to fifth place with 11 points, two off the lead, while Burnley lie 18th.
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