Harry Kane became the Premier League's highest away goalscorer as Spurs kept their top-four hopes alive with a 2-0 win at Brighton
The England striker was played through wonderfully by Rodrigo Bentancur just before the hour in a classic counter-attack
 He slotted Spurs' second goal past Robert Sanchez as he broke yet another English top-flight record, scoring his 95th goal in just 139 away Premier League games
Tottenham manager Antonio Conte told  after the game: "It's an outstanding achievement for him, but we are talking about a world-class striker
 I'm pleased because at the start of the season, it was a bit of a struggle and he didn't score a lot
"But now he knows very well that with this team and with the way we are playing, in every game he has chances to score and for us to have a striker like him, makes us stronger
"But at the same time, he is feeling is positive because he knows in every game, he will have one, two or three chances to improve this record
"It was tinged with controversy though as VAR checked it for offside - although Kane was clearly on - with Brighton feeling aggrieved that they had not been awarded a penalty for handball just before
However, VAR deemed that Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg was too close to the ball when it hit him to be deemed enough for a penalty
Tottenham had gone ahead just before half-time in what had been a quiet first half with a few bizarre moments littered throughout
 Heung-Min Son laid the ball off for Dejan Kulusevski and his low effort through a packed area deflecting off Cristian Romero and firing past a rooted Sanchez
Despite knowing little about it, the goal was Romero's first for the club since joining in August
Kulusevski could have made it two shortly after as well as he pounced on an error from Shane Duffy, but Sanchez was out quickly to smother the Swede's effort
However, the Brighton goalkeeper was almost made to pay for a clanger early on
 He came well out of his box to clear a back pass, but Harry Kane was lurking
 Sanchez's attempt hit Kane before the striker chased down the loose ball with the open goal at his mercy
 But on a tight angle, he flashed his effort through the six-yard box and wide
At the other end, Bentancur almost handed Brighton a gift of an opener too
 He blasted the ball towards his own goal from 35 yards out as he attempted to challenge a Brighton player, but it looped safely onto the top of Hugo Lloris' goal for an ultimately unthreatening corner
Brighton's best chances of their own making came in a fast start to the second half
 Inside two minutes, Marc Cucurella's fierce cross was just too far ahead of the incoming Alexis Mac Allister
 Duffy then tried to nod a Pascal Gross corner goalwards, but Lloris collected
After Kane's goal, there were a few more half chances for Brighton
 Cucurella sent in another fizzing ross from the left, but there was no one to turn home again
 Then, Neal Maupay dallied too long inside the area as Spurs managed to clear
 There were again penalty shouts as the Brighton striker ended up splayed on the floor, but again nothing was given
Kane almost made it three late on too as he squared up against Sanchez once again, but his shot this time was palmed away by the leaping Brighton goalkeeper
The victory sees Spurs up into seventh, three points from Arsenal in fourth - 
 Brighton ended the game with no shots on target and their sixth successive Premier League defeat, remaining in 13th place
After an exuberant celebration from the Spurs fans behind the goal, Kane had an emphatic bottle-kicking moment as he marked his goal
"I'm very pleased for a good performance because we got three points
 In this final part of the season, it becomes vital to win games, to get three points and also because we want to stay very close to the top of the table until the end to try to see what happens
"Tonight, it wasn't easy because we played against a really good team and they played very well
 In my opinion, we are playing very well, we're improving with the ball and tonight also, we showed the solidity defensively and we created many chances to improve the final result
"A lot of positive things, but from tomorrow, we have to start to think of Sunday
 It is very important against an opponent in West Ham that has the same target
"It's important for us to have a target [of the top four] because if we have a target - also a high target - you show ambition
 I think my teams need to have ambition and also to try to reach a target that in this moment is very difficult to reach, but we have to try
"We know there are ten games before we finish the season and there are 30 points and we'll try every game to get three points
 For sure, I am pleased because I am seeing my team improve a lot
""It was a tough evening
 I feel for the players, they're suffering at the moment
 The effort is there completely, they gave everything
"It was quite an even game up until they scored and then we made one more mistake for a chance for them, but apart from that, I thought it was even
"We responded really well at half-time, pushed them back for the first 10 or 15 minutes of the second half
 Then they scored again off a transition and it was very difficult for us
 The boys kept going all the way and when you're pushing a team like Tottenham with the attacking players they have, you always leave yourselves vulnerable, but I thought the boys gave everything
"It's a concern [losing six Premier League games in a row] and it's something we have to do better with… We tried but the quality was the difference
"Another top performance from the Spurs striker, who is flourishing under Antonio Conte
 Of course, there was the history-making goal and he topped the charts in a number of attacking areas, including shots (6) and touches in the opposition box (7)
But he also made the most dribbles (5) and was involved in 14 duels as he continues to write his name in the history books
Brighton are out of action until next month, with Saturday's intended opponents Man City in action in the FA Cup
 Their next game is against Norwich, who visit the Amex Stadium on April 2, kick-off at 3pm
 They then travel to Arsenal the following week on April 9; kick-off at 3pm
Tottenham are live on Sky Sports this weekend when they travel to West Ham on Super Sunday, live on from 4pm; kick-off at 4
30pm
 They're back on the box when they host Newcastle after the international break too, also on Super Sunday live on on April 3 from 4pm; kick-off at 4
30pm
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