Click here for all the stats and heat maps from MailOnline's Match Zone service The swan dive in front of the Doug Ellis Stand was reminiscent of Jurgen Klinsmann throwing himself at the mercy of Tottenham’s supporters at Hillsborough 20 years ago. Harry Kane - ‘he is one of us’, as they sing - was more than entitled to launch himself in front of them after scoring Tottenham’s remarkable winner at Villa Park. He deserved it. Spurs, most certainly, did not. Mauricio Pochettino can hold an inquest into this shambolic performance at a later date, but the facts are that they overcame 10 man Villa to record their first league win in a month.
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Andreas Weimann gave Aston Villa the lead early on after sliding in to convert Charles N'Zogbia's cross
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Emmanuel Adebayor was put through on goal for Spurs shortly after, but his effort was saved by Brad Guzan
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Christian Benteke was sent off for shoving Ryan Mason in the face after kicking Erik Lamela
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Nacer Chadli equalised after slotting home at the far post from a corner with six minutes remaining
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Then Harry Kane, on a a substitute, scored the winner in the 90th minute after his free-kick deflected off Nathan Baker
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