Brighton stopped Tottenham's charge towards a spot in next season's Champions League as Leandro Trossard struck in the 90th moment to get a 1-0 win for the guests on Saturday.
Spikes' lead over Arsenal in the fight for fourth spot in the Premier League stays three focuses, however the Gunners presently have two games close by.
Antonio Conte's men had dominated four sequential matches, beginning with a 2-0 win at Brighton last month, to circle back the Italian's rollercoaster first season in control.
Notwithstanding, the productive Harry Kane and Son Heung-min were kept exceptionally tranquil as the home side attempted to make any obvious possibilities.
Brighton helped Tottenham out by finishing a seven-game winless run last end of the week at Arsenal.
With certainty reestablished, the Seagulls seemed to be their old selves under Graham Potter as they controlled the game and finished a north London twofold on account of Trossard's formed completion in the last moment.
Kane's most huge commitment came inside his own six-yard box as he hindered Joel Veltman's work with the most obvious opportunity with regards to a first-half just invigorated by dubious refereeing calls.
The two sides were fortunate to in any case have 11 men on the field by the break as Tottenham's Dejan Kulusevski gotten away with only a yellow card for a swinging elbow on Marc Cucurella.
Cucurella then, at that point, got payback with a stamp on Kulusevski's lower leg, while Enock Mwepu two times kept away from a possible second yellow card.
Tottenham just hardly worked on in the second time span as Trossard impeded Son's work from short proximity before Rodrigo Bentancur streaked a subsequent shot wide.
Brighton kept on representing the more noteworthy danger with Hugo Lloris tried by a header from Lewis Dunk.
Trossard delivered the snapshot of value the game had required for an hour and a half when he offered Eric Dier a sham to make the space for a pushed finish past Lloris.
Prods' most obvious opportunity with regards to the match came only seconds some other time when Kane flicked a header into the way of Steven Bergwijn, however the Dutchman scraped well wide to summarize their day.
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