Tottenham Hotspur came from behind to defeat Crystal Palace 3-1 on the weekend.
Spurs conceded in the first half before firing three goals home in the second half to come away from Selhurst Park with a convincing victory.
Wilfried Zaha's cross-shot on 30 minutes was knocked past Hugo Lloris by the foot of Jan Vertonghen to give Palace their first goal in six league outings.
Spurs responded on 63 minutes when Harry Kane rose above Damien Delaney to head home Nacer Chablis' cross from the left before the visitors took the lead in style.
Young midfielder Dele Alli superbly controlled a pass from Christian Eriksen, flicked the ball over Mile Jedinak, and volleyed beyond Wayne Hennessey from range to make it 2-1 in the 84th minute.
In injury-time, Chadli completed the fightback when he curled home from outside the area to send Mauricio Pochettino's fourth-placed Spurs to within two points of second-placed Manchester City, where they remain five in arrears of league leaders Leicester City.
For Alan Pardew's Palace, it was a fourth-straight defeat which has forced them down to 11th on the table.
MATCH OVERVIEW
Crystal Palace: 1 (Jan Vertonghen (OG) 30')
Tottenham Hotspur: 3 (Harry Kane 63', Dele Alli 84', Nacer Chadli 90+5')
Selhurst Park, London - 24,867
TALKING POINTS
- That goal from Dele Alli was unbelievable. He only continues to get better and better. Is he destined for the top?
- Where to from here for Palace? They cannot score goals or keep a clean sheet at the moment.
WHAT'S NEXT?
Palace host Stoke City in the FA Cup fourth round on Saturday and will then be looking for their first league win since before Christmas when they host Bournemouth next Tuesday.
Tottenham will prepare for the weekend's cup meeting at Colchester United prior to next week's league trip to Norwich City.
TWITTER INSIGHT
Great character from the boys today, What a win!! Happy with my goal #Ace16#BeTheDifferencepic.twitter.com/90BSiAIw5X
— Dele Alli (@Dele_Alli) January 23, 2016Character to comeback & win. Delighted with my goal but take a bow @Dele_Alli! Team performance was key. Big 3pts. pic.twitter.com/gzcaK44ac1
— Harry Kane (@HKane) January 23, 2016Great end of a great week! # coys pic.twitter.com/d7utVSKjMa
— Nacer Chadli (@NChadli) January 23, 2016Alan Pardew was left frustrated by #CPFC's defeat to @SpursOfficial.
Read - https://t.co/ZnnGarGtyjpic.twitter.com/KDc4oiaPYh
— Crystal Palace FC (@CPFC) January 23, 2016
QUOTES CORNER
Palace's Pardew on the goals from Spurs, particularly Alli's:
"It was a great goal. Spurs have that individual talent to produce a goal out of nothing. It's something we're lacking at the moment.
"Not a great goal for Crystal Palace, but it was a great goal."
Tottenham's Pochettino on Alli:
"He showed tremendous quality, it will be shown around the world on every TV.
"I think Dele shows his quality in every game. He's capable of that."
STATS SPECIALS
*Thanks to Opta
482 - Jan Vertonghen's own goal was the first that Crystal Palace have scored in 482 minutes in the Premier League. Blooper.
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) January 23, 201612 - Harry Kane has now scored 12 goals in his last 14 Premier League appearances for Tottenham Hotspur. Crucial.
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) January 23, 20165 - Five of Dele Alli's six Premier League goals for Spurs have come away from home. Star.
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) January 23, 2016600 - Nacer Chadli's goal was the 600th scored in the Premier League in 2015-16. Sealed.
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) January 23, 2016