Lucas Moura scored five minutes from time as Tottenham drew 1-1 with Barcelona to match Inter Milan's result and qualify for the Champions League last 16
Spurs were heading for the Champions League exit door after Ousmane Dembele's opener (7) for Barca - who rested Lionel Messi - and Inter Milan's equaliser against PSV Eindhoven
However, Spurs, who needed to match Inter's result to qualify, created ample opportunities and finally took one when Moura prodded home Harry Kane's cross (85), moments after Philippe Coutinho had struck the post for a second time
All eyes were on the final stages of Inter's game but that match ended 1-1 and Mauricio Pochettino's side qualify for the knockout stages despite taking just one point from their first three games in Group B
Messi, Gerard Pique, Luis Suarez and Sergio Busquets were all rested by Ernesto Valverde as Barcelona had already topped the group with a game to spare
Kyle Walker-Peters was handed a Champions League debut for Tottenham with Kieran Trippier and Serge Aurier both injured, and he was given a harsh lesson inside seven minutes
Dembele took advantage of a poor touch by the young full-back and Spurs were exposed
 The Frenchman accelerated past Walker-Peters, before selling Harry Winks a lovely dummy, and rolled home from close range
Barcelona's defensive unit looked shaky but Spurs did not possess the quality to find the killer final ball, while at the other end, just before the break, Coutinho whipped a clever effort off the inside of the post
Jasper Cillessen was a busy man in the second period, starting with Christian Eriksen forcing him into a stunning low save on 49 minutes
 In Italy, Mauro Icardi drew Inter Milan level and the news must have filtered through to the Spurs players who increased their intensity
Substitute Moura had a header somehow clawed to safety by Cillessen on 75 minutes, which was Spurs' sixth shot on target
With Spurs pressing on - and Messi now on the field from the bench - Coutinho danced into the box and had another effort which came back off the post
Just 90 seconds later, Spurs got the decisive leveller
 Kane pulled out to the left and provided the final ball that had been lacking for the previous 85 minutes
 His cross was turned home by Moura, who did not know whether to celebrate wildly or to get the ball to try and force a winner
Danny Rose blazed a glorious late chance over the bar but it mattered little as PSV held on in the San Siro and Spurs booked their place in the last 16 in dramatic fashion
Pochettino deserves huge credit as he set up his team in a way that caused Barcelona all sort of problems, especially down the left through the England international, who gave a timely reminder of his talents both offensively and defensively
 It was down Rose's flank where the all-important goal came from
Tottenham return to Premier League action on Saturday as Burnley visit Wembley, while Barcelona play Levante in La Liga on Sunday
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