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Spurs have Alli to play for

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DEADLY Dele Alli sparked a sensationa­l late fightback as Spurs finally overcame stubborn Swansea 3-1 to keep their title dream alive.

Wayne Routledge put the Swans ahead against the run of play early on.

The White Hart Lane side were then frustrated by poor finishing until Alli eventually broke through to convert Christian Eriksen’s cross after 88 minutes.

Son Heung-min fired Tottenham ahead in added time and Eriksen completed the remarkable comeback with a curling effort as Swansea dropped into the bottom three.

Joshua King scored a dramatic late equaliser for Bournemout­h as Liverpool dropped two crucial points at Anfield in their 2-2 draw.

The Cherries took a surprise lead through Benik Afobe.

But goals from Philippe Coutinho and Divock Origi put the Reds in front before King struck four minutes from the end.

Hull climbed out of the drop zone with 4-2 home win over Middlesbro­ugh.

Alvaro Negredo put Boro ahead early on before Lazar Markovic scrambled the leveller.

Oumar Niasse and Abel Hernandez then gave Hull a 3-1 lead.

Marten de Roon pulled one back but Harry Maguire sealed it.

Arsenal boosted their Champions League hopes with a deserved 3-0 win over West Ham.

Mesut Ozil fired the opener after the break and set up Theo Walcott for the second. Sub Olivier Giroud curled in a fantastic third.

Late efforts from Maya Yoshida and James Ward-Prowse earned Southampto­n a 3-1 win over Crystal Palace.

 ??  ?? SON IS SHINING Son Heung-min hails his goal for Spurs
SON IS SHINING Son Heung-min hails his goal for Spurs

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