Another day, another match-winning Harry Kane performance. Tottenham's chief goal-provider was once again in obliging form as his two strikes helped Mauricio Pochettino's team beat Everton 3-2 and narrow the gap on Chelsea at the top to seven points.
Kane scored a stunning long-ranged effort to open the scoring before doubling Spurs' lead on 56 minutes with another clinical finish. Romelu Lukaku ensured a nervy end to the game when he made it 2-1, but Dele Alli made sure of the result when he converted Spurs' third. Enner Valencia scored a consolation goal right at the death.
Most of the Twitter talk focused on Kane continuing his blistering run of form and definitively crushing bemusing talk surrounding him that he's a 'one season wonder', while others offered withering criticism of Ronald Koeman's tactics.
Harry Kane's Premier League record for Spurs since 2014/15:
94 games
65 goals
9 assists
4 hat-tricks
You're a wizard, Harry. ⚡� pic.twitter.com/US8wo5XSoE
Man of the match, @SpursOfficial's Harry Kane
42 touches
6 shots, 4 on target
18th & 19th PL goals this season, now outright top PL scorer pic.twitter.com/3R7LVu73Rb
One season wonder @HKane pic.twitter.com/Jysk7UR2T2
How many times has Harry Kane proven people wrong?#COYS #THFC pic.twitter.com/hqUeGZWL4u
Harry Kane the difference between the two teams. pic.twitter.com/5PdHwMlylo
@RonaldKoeman 2 nil down because of you. Wrong team selection, wrong times for the subs. 3-2 flattered us
62 mins to make a change to this line up and formation. Absolute joke - @RonaldKoeman
Very poor from Everton and 3-2 flattered them. Lots of poor performances too many to mention. But none worse than Ronald Koeman.
Meanwhile, Manchester City made relatively light work of bottom sideSunderland at the Stadium of Light.
Although the Black Cats defended with spirit in the first-half, they were undone by a couple of moments of quality, first from Sergio Aguero as he scored the opener and then from Leroy Sane, who raced in behind the defence and finished with aplomb to put the match beyond David Moyes's side.
Sunderland are now six points from safety. It's looking pretty bleak for the master escapologists, who look like they'll finally drop out of the top-tier this season.
0-2
Sunderland fans are streaming out of the ground.
"It hurts if your team are getting beaten this regularly"https://t.co/oBc2B2Yxhd pic.twitter.com/mcQ9WFYAPi
Would be great if we can relegate David Moyes and Sunderland when we go there next month.They can Poznan themselves off to the Championship.
Sunderland fans streaming for the exits. £90m worth of talent has just opened up Darron Gibson and John O'Shea. What did they expect?
why do sunderland fans always leave 30-45 mins early? they realise they've paid for the full game right?
Sunderland's relegation will be a blessing. Shame it's got to this point but for far too long they've been an irrelevance nobody will miss.
Sergio Aguero has the best minutes to goals ratio in Premier League history but has never made it into the PFA Team of the Year... pic.twitter.com/Dkr0fArANb
Yet another defeat for David Moyes. pic.twitter.com/X9R7jMuLLp
'How does David Moyes react?'
He's got Everton reserves players on the pitch and Rodwell on the bench. So probably by doing f*ck all.