Harry Kane scored a last-heave punishment equalizer minutes subsequent to missing another spot-kick in Tottenham's amazing 2-2 draw at Liverpool, while Newcastle stays buried in the fight for survival after a 1-1 draw at Crystal Palace on Sunday.
In the wake of falling behind when Mohamed Salah rebuffed a mix-up from Eric Dier in the third moment at Anfield, Tottenham hit back to balance through Kenya midfielder Victor Wanyama's rankling 20-yard drive with 10 minutes left.
Tottenham squandered an opportunity to lead the pack when Kane saw his 85th-minute punishment spared by Loris Karius, who had been punished for cutting down the England striker.
Salah looked set to commit Kane pay for that error in the primary moment of stoppage time as the Egypt winger moved his way through the Tottenham guard to space in a great objective.
Be that as it may, in the last seconds, Liverpool safeguard Virgil van Dijk yielded a dubious punishment with a delicate test on Erik Lamela.
This time, Kane held his nerve to net his 100th Premier League objective as he stroked his spot-kick past Karius to top an unimaginable finale.
Reds manager Jurgen Klopp was enraged with the second punishment choice and stood up to ref Jon Moss on the pitch after the last shriek.
"The outcome was greatly affected by choices. The main (punishment) was clearly offside, unfathomable," Klopp said.
"For the second, Virgil van Dijk touches him, however, we as a whole know Lamela needs the touch. A circumstance in the very late like that? Amazing. He (the authority) needed to be center of intrigue and he is."
Tottenham supervisor Mauricio Pochettino definitely observed it in an unexpected way.
"Both were a punishment and nothing to the state, it isn't dubious - it is nothing," he said.
"Some of the time individuals gripe about the official, yet when they are correct it regards tell everybody."
Liverpool stays in third place, while Tottenham remains two focuses behind Klopp's side in fifth.
Tottenham is one point behind fourth-set Chelsea, who confront Watford on Monday, as the fight hots up to fit the bill for next season's Champions League by means of a main four wrap up.
Castle hit back
At Selhurst Park, Rafael Benitez's side took a first-half lead through Mohamed Diame, yet a Luka Milivojevic punishment not long after the interim constrained Newcastle to make due with a point.
The Magpies are just a single point over the assignment zone in sixteenth place in the wake of neglecting to win for a fourth successive association coordinate.
Royal residence, without a win in their last three group diversions, is two focuses in front of Newcastle.
The guests had gone in front in the 22nd moment.
Kenedy swung a low conveyance into the punishment territory that Milivojevic missed and when Martin Kelly neglected to track Diame's run, the Senegal midfielder was allowed to complete from short proximity.
In any case, Newcastle protector Ciaran Clark surrendered a 55th-minute punishment when he packaged over Christian Benteke after the striker jumped to achieve Wilfried Zaha's cross.
Serbian midfielder Milivojevic sent his spot-kick towards the base corner and despite the fact that Karl Darlow got this show on the road a hand to the ball, he was not able to anticipate it coming to the back of the net.
Newcastle's Jonjo Shelvey was blessed not to yield another punishment for a barefaced pull on James McArthur's shirt as the Magpies hung on.
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In the wake of falling behind when Mohamed Salah rebuffed a mix-up from Eric Dier in the third moment at Anfield, Tottenham hit back to balance through Kenya midfielder Victor Wanyama's rankling 20-yard drive with 10 minutes left.
Tottenham squandered an opportunity to lead the pack when Kane saw his 85th-minute punishment spared by Loris Karius, who had been punished for cutting down the England striker.
Salah looked set to commit Kane pay for that error in the primary moment of stoppage time as the Egypt winger moved his way through the Tottenham guard to space in a great objective.
Be that as it may, in the last seconds, Liverpool safeguard Virgil van Dijk yielded a dubious punishment with a delicate test on Erik Lamela.
This time, Kane held his nerve to net his 100th Premier League objective as he stroked his spot-kick past Karius to top an unimaginable finale.
Reds manager Jurgen Klopp was enraged with the second punishment choice and stood up to ref Jon Moss on the pitch after the last shriek.
"The outcome was greatly affected by choices. The main (punishment) was clearly offside, unfathomable," Klopp said.
"For the second, Virgil van Dijk touches him, however, we as a whole know Lamela needs the touch. A circumstance in the very late like that? Amazing. He (the authority) needed to be center of intrigue and he is."
Tottenham supervisor Mauricio Pochettino definitely observed it in an unexpected way.
"Both were a punishment and nothing to the state, it isn't dubious - it is nothing," he said.
"Some of the time individuals gripe about the official, yet when they are correct it regards tell everybody."
Liverpool stays in third place, while Tottenham remains two focuses behind Klopp's side in fifth.
Tottenham is one point behind fourth-set Chelsea, who confront Watford on Monday, as the fight hots up to fit the bill for next season's Champions League by means of a main four wrap up.
Castle hit back
At Selhurst Park, Rafael Benitez's side took a first-half lead through Mohamed Diame, yet a Luka Milivojevic punishment not long after the interim constrained Newcastle to make due with a point.
The Magpies are just a single point over the assignment zone in sixteenth place in the wake of neglecting to win for a fourth successive association coordinate.
Royal residence, without a win in their last three group diversions, is two focuses in front of Newcastle.
The guests had gone in front in the 22nd moment.
Kenedy swung a low conveyance into the punishment territory that Milivojevic missed and when Martin Kelly neglected to track Diame's run, the Senegal midfielder was allowed to complete from short proximity.
In any case, Newcastle protector Ciaran Clark surrendered a 55th-minute punishment when he packaged over Christian Benteke after the striker jumped to achieve Wilfried Zaha's cross.
Serbian midfielder Milivojevic sent his spot-kick towards the base corner and despite the fact that Karl Darlow got this show on the road a hand to the ball, he was not able to anticipate it coming to the back of the net.
Newcastle's Jonjo Shelvey was blessed not to yield another punishment for a barefaced pull on James McArthur's shirt as the Magpies hung on.
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