The Premier League match between Tottenham and Manchester United ended in complete chaos on Saturday, with late goals and plenty of drama.
Bryan Mbeumo put the Red Devils ahead in the first half, with the Cameroon international heading home after a pinpoint delivery from Amad Diallo.
As the match ticked along, it looked as though United had done enough to secure all three points.
However, Mathys Tel levelled with just six minutes on the clock - with the forward converting from close range after good work from Destiny Udogie.
As stoppage time came, Spurs were chasing a winner.
Roared on by a raucaous home crowd, they looked to have snatched victory via a superb header from Richarlison.
The Brazil international has had to contend with plenty of criticism in recent years, having struggled to produce the goods since his move from Everton in 2022.
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But Richarlison did brilliantly to guide a shot from Wilson Odobert into the net, beyond the large frame of Senne Lammens.
Tottenham, given the lateness of the goal, looked to have done enough to go home with all of the spoils.
Yet the Red Devils, for the second time in a week, scored late to narrowly avoid defeat.
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Last time out, it was Amad who came to their rescue - with the Ivory Coast international scoring a brilliant equaliser against Nottingham Forest at the City Ground.
This time, however, it was Matthijs de Ligt heading home at the death to spark wild celebrations from the away end.
The Netherlands international, who has been an assured presence at the back so far this term, rose highest from a corner to ensure Ruben Amorim's side extend their unbeaten run to five matches.
Both sides, however, are likely to be content with the result.
Tottenham remain a work in progress under Thomas Frank and have eased some of the pressure on their manager by avoiding defeat.
As for United, though they weren't able to leave the capital with three points to their name, it was another encouraging display. After 12 months of inconsistency, a corner appears to have been turned.
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Tottenham are next in action against Arsenal on November 23 (4.30pm).
The Gunners will occupy the summit when that contest takes place, having already won eight of their first 10 games.
As for United, they'll be seeking a return to winning ways when they face Everton on November 24.
They ran out 4-0 winners against the Toffees in the same fixture last term, with Marcus Rashford and Joshua Zirkzee netting braces.