What happened in the Premier League? Tottenham's title hopes suffer setback

Tottenham's Premier League title trusts endured a misfortune with a 2-1 rout at Burnley, base club Huddersfield Town were bumped nearer to assignment by a 2-0 misfortune at Newcastle, and Bournemouth were held to a 1-1 draw by Wolves.

Goads striker Harry Kane denoted his arrival from damage by offsetting Chris Wood's header before Ashley Barnes scored a 83rd moment victor for the Clarets.

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino, discontent with the execution of the authorities, went up against official Mike Dean on the pitch after the last whistle following an annihilation that left his third-put group five behind Manchester City and Liverpool.

Second-set Liverpool, who are level on focuses with City, will pull three points clear at the best with 11 recreations remaining in the event that they succeed at Manchester United on Sunday (14:05 GMT).

Report: Burnley 2-1 Tottenham

Second-half objectives by Salomon Rondon and Ayoze Perez earned Newcastle a third win in five best flight amusements against 10-man Huddersfield.

The guests played with 10 men for 70 minutes after chief Tommy Smith was sent off following 20 minutes for a test on Miguel Almiron.

While Huddersfield are 14 from security with 11 amusements to play, Newcastle are four clear of the last three.

Report: Newcastle 2-0 Huddersfield

Official Roger East granted three punishments in the diversion among Bournemouth and Wolves, which finished all square.

Joshua King terminated the Cherries into the lead from the spot after East decreed Joao Moutinho's test to be illicit.

Report: Bournemouth 1-1 Wolves

Wolves balanced through Raul Jimenez's punishment after a handball before King squandered an opportunity to reestablish Bournemouth's lead in the wake of missing the amusement's third punishment for a foul on Ryan Fraser.

Wolves are level on focuses with seventh-put Watford, while Bournemouth move above Everton into tenth.

Report: Leicester 1-4 Crystal Palace

Wilfried Zaha scored two second-half objectives as Crystal Palace guaranteed an amazing success at Leicester to facilitate their transfer stresses.

Michy Batshuayi and Luka Milivojevic additionally got either side of the break while Jonny Evans struck for Leicester.

Triumph implies the Eagles move to thirteenth and Leicester, who are currently six alliance diversions without a success, stay twelfth.