Tottenham breezed past strugglers Aston Villa to go within two points of leaders Leicester City in the race for the Premier League title.
Harry Kane struck either side of half time to give Spurs a six point lead over third place Arsenal.
Dele Alli’s quick free-kick set Kane up for his first two minutes before the break. The young midfielder repeated the trick straight after half time, assisting Kane’s second goal of the game.
Here’s how Twitter reacted to the result and performance.
Tottenham just don't give up do they? Relentless on and off the ball from them this afternoon. It's exhausting watching. #AVLTOT
— Crippy Cooke (@Crippy4Villa) March 13, 2016
Premier League goals since September 1st:
Harry Kane – 19
Aston Villa – 18 pic.twitter.com/6q3fSs8JST— 8 Fact Football (@8Fact_Footballl) March 13, 2016
Superb result. Exactly what we needed. Come on! #COYS!!
— Houston Spurs (@HoustonSpurs) March 13, 2016
a near perfect weekend of football, let's hope tomorrow carries it on
— Billie (@Billie_T) March 13, 2016
The title challenge is back on. We love Spurs (and Newcastle)
— The Spurs Show (@spursshow) March 13, 2016
MELTDOWN AVOIDED
— Indy Spurs (@IndySpurs) March 13, 2016
Over to you Rafa…. Onward #THFC #coys
— Adam Osper (@AdamOsper) March 13, 2016
Don't think there have been many games this season where Alderweireld wasn't a contender for MOTM. Virtually flawless again today.
— Bankrupt (@bankruptspurs) March 13, 2016
A 2-0 thrashing for Spurs over Villa, who, weirdly, could have made it close at the end. Two big old clubs heading in oppo directions
— Adam Powley (@adampowley) March 13, 2016
These last eight games, I don't overly care too much about how many we score or how our performance is like – just need three points.
— Spurs In The Blood (@SpursInTheBlood) March 13, 2016
We were quite laboured today. Hopefully a touch of complacency rather than tiredness.
— Alan (@hotspur423) March 13, 2016
Great response to the midweek defeat. Now then – full strength vs Dortmund Thursday and deal with the consequences vs Bournemouth? I would.
— Jay Jaffa (@jayjaffa) March 13, 2016
Only thing you can pick slight fault at today is the fact we didn't win by more goals, that in itself shows how far we've come! #COYS#THFC
— Ricky Sacks (@RickSpur) March 13, 2016
Walker was superb at right back. Best game all season.
— The Fighting Cock (@LoveTheShirt) March 13, 2016
Eight games to go. Absolutely massive! #COYS
— James Forster THFC (@TheJamesForster) March 13, 2016
Very good performance should have got more goals as goal difference could play a big part, Harry on song and 2 fullbacks were superb COYSSS
— Micky Hazard (@1MickyHazard) March 13, 2016
Proud of the team today today big big 3 points @HKane unplayable today and @kylewalker2 @ericdier @mousadembele all superb. COYS
— Graham Roberts (@GrahamRoberts4) March 13, 2016
