Southampton stunned Tottenham with two quickfire goals in the second half as they won 2-1 at St Mary's to ease their relegation concerns
Having been 1-0 down with 13 minutes remaining, Danny Rose's error allowed Yan Valery to equalise (77), before James Ward-Prowse curled in a fine free-kick to complete the turnaround (81)
After dominating early on and hitting the woodwork twice, Tottenham took the lead through Harry Kane's 200th goal for club and country, a neat finish into the bottom corner from 10 yards after Dele Alli's superb through ball (26), but no win in four in the Premier League means their top-four hopes are under threat
The result means Southampton are 16th, two points clear of the drop zone, while Spurs stay third, just four points ahead of fifth-place Arsenal, who host Manchester United on Super Sunday
Former Saints manager  serving the first of a two-match touchline ban, and he'd have liked what he saw in the first half
Saints' three-man defence struggled to deal with Spurs' attack as they were left thin time after time; the visitors hit the post twice in two minutes as Kane's cross hit Maya Yoshida and then the post, before Christian Eriksen hit the bar with a fine curling free-kick
But Spurs got their goal on 26 minutes as the returning Alli found Kane at the back post with a deft ball behind the line, and the striker finished off into the bottom left corner
Saints made a double change at the break, bringing on Josh Sims and Shane Long, and instantly looked better for it as Spurs lived to rue their missed chances in the first half
Nathan Redmond missed two clear opportunities, first hitting the side-netting from an angle before turning wide from close range at the near post, but they got a deserved leveller as Spurs fell asleep
Ryan Bertrand slipped sub Stuart Armstrong brilliantly in at the left byline, and his centre was left by Rose, thinking nobody was behind him, only for Valery to arrive and scoop home eight yards out
Saints broke forward minutes later and wanted a red card after Kyle Walker-Peters brought down Armstrong on the edge as he looked to be through on goal
 Kevin Friend gave a yellow, but Ward-Prowse curled home the resulting free-kick into the top left corner for a stunning winner
 "The second goal was unbelievable
 I think maybe closer than last week, maybe more difficult, but his technique is gorgeous
 It's not so nice for the 'keeper to stand there while Prowsey steps up to take a free-kick, but he made a fantastic game, he was everywhere fighting for every ball
 To decide this game is fantastic for him
": "We didn't respect too much the opponent, and in football first of all you must first respect, then fight, then play football and show your better quality than the opponent
 I am a little bit worried about this change from the first half to the second half - it's only one thing, it's mental
 It's about complacency, it's about arrogance in a bad way
"You can use the first half as an example of [positive] arrogance, playing with intention, focus, concentration, we matched them in everything and we were much better
 And in the second half it's the arrogance in a bad way
 We need to blame all of us, the club
"A poor result for Spurs, but a remarkable milestone for their striker
Read the feature Tottenham's next fixture depends on Crystal Palace's progression in the FA Cup last eight next Saturday against Watford, while Southampton have a fortnight break before going to Brighton on March 30 at 3pm
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