Spurs v Aston Villa

Goal Mohammed Kudus

It's lovely play by Jackson, who skips away down the left, and cuts inside. He eventually takes aim from 25 yards, but his ambitious attempt is always rising. You could argue he'd warranted a shot, though, after his good work.

The Spurs medical team do all the necessary checks on Kinsky, who is eventually given the all-clear to continue.

GOOD SAVE, KINSKY! He's hurt himself, though, in the process. Jackson goes through on goal, with his shot well-blocked by Kinsky. The striker catches the goalkeeper on the follow-through, though, and he'll need a bit of attention.

Buendia neatly skips away from his marker and feeds Manzambi, who is forced out wide by Van Hecke. Manzambi tries again, but the Spurs defender stays with him and eventually wins the ball back.

Jackson's four Premier League goals against Tottenham are his joint-highest tally against a single opponent (also four against West Ham). The striker won't be able to add to that if he receives a second yellow card, though, so he'll have to tread carefully now.