Liverpool 4 Tottenham 3: Jota scores last-gasp winner after incredible Spurs fightback all-but ending top four hopes

LIVERPOOL beat Tottenham 4-3 in a REMARKABLE Premier League clash at Anfield.

Spurs were just seven days on from a 6-1 hammering at the hands of Newcastle in which they conceded five times in the opening 21 minutes.

AlamyCurtis Jones gave Liverpool a very early lead over Tottenham[/caption]

AlamyLuis Diaz netted moments later to double the home side’s advantage[/caption]

PAMo Salah added another from the penalty spot[/caption]

ReutersHarry Kane pulled one back for Tottenham before half-time[/caption]

ReutersSon Heung-min grabbed another for Spurs[/caption]

AFPRicharlison thought he had earned Spurs a point in stoppage time[/caption]

GettyDiogo Jota bagged a remarkable winner in the dying seconds[/caption]

And Jurgen Klopp’s men threatened much of the same inside a quarter of an hour as they ran into a 3-0 lead.

Curtis Jones tucked home a Trent Alexander-Arnold cross to give the home side the lead in the third minute.

And moments later the Reds doubled their advantage when Luis Diaz converted a Cody Gakpo pullback.

It was three before the 15-minute mark as Cristian Romero fouled Cody Gakpo in the area and Mo Salah tucked away the penalty.

Spurs pulled one back shortly before the break when Harry Kane fired Ivan Perisic’s cross beyond Alisson.

And the visitor’s had real hope of getting something out the game when Son Heung-min latched onto a through ball to reduce the deficit further.

Liverpool held out until the third minute of stoppage time when Richarlison’s header down into the ground looped over Alisson.

But the drama did not end there as Diogo Jota was played in by a horror backpass from Lucas Moura and the Liverpool man rifled home to win an unbelievable game 4-3.

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Jurgen Klopp watched his side grind out an entertaining win over SpursAlamy