Steven Bergwijn made an instant impact on his Tottenham debut with a stunning opener in his side's 2-0 win over champions Manchester City in an incident-packed Premier League game on Sunday.
The midfielder, signed this week from PSV Eindhoven, swept home a right-foot volley three minutes after City had been reduced to 10 men when Oleksandr Zinchenko was shown a second yellow card on the hour.
With City stretched Son Heung-Min added a second in the 71st minute with a deflected effort, allowing Spurs manager Jose Mourinho to get the better of his old adversary Pep Guardiola for only the sixth time in 23 clashes.
City remain 22 points behind runaway leaders Liverpool and only had themselves to blame for a sixth defeat of the season as they wasted several gilt-edged chances and missed yet another penalty when Hugo Lloris saved Ilkay Gundogan's spot kick.
Sergio Aguero was unusually profligate for City, striking the post in the first half and missing two other chances.
While City's pursuit of Liverpool has long run out of steam, a second successive league win revived Tottenham's push for a top-four finish.
They moved up to fifth in the table, four points behind London rivals Chelsea.
