'I don't think I'll ever see a goal like that again live,' said BBC Radio 5 Live's football correspondent John Murray. It's one of the goals of the season,' Morrison managed to get out. 'I can't believe what I've just witnessed. The strike almost achieved the impossible, rendering irrepressible BBC Radio 5 Live pundit and former Crystal Palace striker Clinton Morrison nearly speechless. The Argentina winger wrapped his left leg around the back of his right and guided a 'rabona' finish external-link into the bottom corner, through the legs of Arsenal's Thomas Partey. Tottenham had not even touched the ball in Arsenal's box for the first 33 minutes at Emirates Stadium when Lucas Moura steered Sergio Reguilon's cross into Lamela's path. But his replacement Erik Lamela lit up the game when he opened the scoring with an outrageous strike that will be hard to beat for goal of the season. Same as I will leave goalkeeping to Hugo and Michel. I probably won’t be trying it – I will leave it to him. I am delighted for him because both his goals were top, top finishes. On Lamela’s goal, he added: “It was unbelievable technique for him to pull that off. But it is something that happens and something I will have to live with.”

I was a bit disappointed and felt bad for the defenders who had done well all night. I was hoping it would hit the wall, to be totally honest, and when it came bobbling towards me I probably should have just kicked it away instead. I actually fancied myself a bit, to be honest. Probably letting in that goal was one to forget, but I am obviously happy with the evening.

“It was great to get my first professional hat-trick, and to do it for Spurs as well.

“It was eventful to say the least,” Kane said. Kane was guilty of a woeful piece of goalkeeping in the closing stages, letting a 25-yard free-kick squirm through his arms and into the net, but the comical denouement to an enthralling match did not dampen the young forward’s spirits following a fine hat-trick.

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