Jurgen Klopp paid tribute to Mohamed Salah's "insane" numbers after his first-half brace gave Liverpool their first top-flight away win since May.
The Reds boss said: "Everybody knows that when you look back at his career in four, five or six years you will be talking about one of the best strikers ever because the numbers are insane. He played like a real, real striker. It was all about first defending and you will get your chances again. I'm really pleased for him. That was a top performance and a really good attitude."
Salah's goals were his sixth and seventh in the Premier League this season. Harry Kane replied for Spurs but Salah has now scored 16 times for club and country since the start of the campaign.
