Tottenham would have moved to within a point of table-toppers Arsenal if they had beaten Manchester United last night. However, Spurs served up an insipid performance as United ran out deserved 2-0 winners.
It could have been more had it not been for some Hugo Lloris heroics, with the Frenchman making some fine saves as United registered 19 shots in the first half. Spurs had reacted well to being defeated by Arsenal at the start of the month, responding with victories against Brighton and Everton, but the display at Old Trafford was one that raised concerns among the Tottenham fanbase.
Antonio Conte's side have only lost twice in the league this season, but both have been against teams they'll be competing against for a top four spot. In the current Premier League table, the highest-placed team they've beaten is Brighton, who sit in eighth.
