Harry Kane kept Tottenham's hopes of qualifying for the knockout rounds of the Champions League alive as they beat PSV 2-1 at Wembley
Spurs needed a result on Tuesday evening to keep them in the hunt for the next round, but were dealt a blow early on when Luuk de Jong scored after 61 seconds
But Tottenham pressed hard for their equaliser and were rewarded in the 78th minute as Kane swept home before nodding in the winner 11 minutes later, with his effort taking a deflection off Trent Sainsbury on the way through
Tottenham remain third in Group B with four points after Inter and Barcelona drew 1-1, while PSV remain bottom with just one point
PSV took the lead inside two minutes and it was captain De Jong with the goal
 Gaston Pereiro delivered a corner and after getting away from Dele Alli, the PSV striker rose highest to nod home Paolo Gazzaniga
But Tottenham responded well, and forced PSV into a goalmouth clearance not long after
 Christian Eriksen delivered a free-kick, which an unmarked Davinson Sanchez nodded towards the back post
 Alli was there to flick it towards goal but his effort was headed away by Jorrit Hendrix on the line
Jeroen Zoet had little to do in the opening 20 minutes, but was soon called into action as Lucas Moura burst down the field before a sliding tackle from Nick Viergever tried to stop him
 But the loose ball was once again Moura's, with his shot blocked by the body of the goalkeeper before PSV got the ball clear
The Netherlands international made a superb double save in the 28th minute as Alli's great cross found Eriksen, but what looked to be a simple tap-in was saved by the legs of Zoet
 The rebound fell to Alli but again, the goalkeeper was there to push the ball away
Tottenham continued to press for an equaliser in the second half, but had fewer clear-cut chances
 Indeed, it was PSV who went close in the 58th minute as Pereiro headed a corner towards goal, but Gazzaniga leapt to keep it out
Spurs deservedly got their equaliser with 12 minutes to play
 Kane collected a long pass in the area and played a neat one-two with substitute Fernando Llorente before sweeping home past Zoet
The Tottenham captain helped force the winner in the 89th minute to give Spurs a vital three points in their Champions League campaign
 He nodded a Ben Davies cross towards goal, with the ball taking a deflection off the elbow of Sainsbury on the way through to beat Zoet and give the hosts the victory
The Brazilian played just over an hour, but he was certainly impressive
 He showed a brilliant work rate to chase down balls that looked like lost causes and his run towards goal in 23rd minute from the halfway line was nothing short of sublime
There were boos from the home fans when Erik Lamela came on to replace him, but with a congested fixture list, it can be understood as more performances like that from Moura will certainly be helping Spurs on all fronts
It's a relatively short trip for Tottenham in the Premier League on Saturday as they travel to Crystal Palace for a 5
30pm kick off
 PSV are also playing away in the Eredivisie, going to De Graafschap on Saturday
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