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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 24073875" data-attributes="member: 158020">Tottenham 1 Wolves 3: Spurs slip up  in title chase  <img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2018/12/29/16/7933692-6538007-image-a-73_1546102314047.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />     Wolves dealt a huge blow to Tottenham’s title aspirations with a shock 3-1  Premier League victory on Saturday.A 5-0 Boxing Day win over Bournemouth lifted  Spurs above Manchester City into second but it was their failure to put this  match to bed while they were on top that ultimately cost them at Wembley.    Harry Kane gave the home side the lead with a wonderful strike midway through  the first half and Spurs - after scoring 11 goals in their last two matches -  might have expected to kick on and subject Wolves to another  hammering.   But the home side could not add to their tally despite dominating possession  and Wolves produced a stunning second-half revival, with Raul Jimenez and Helder  Costa finding the net after Willy Boly had equalised with the visitors’ first  shot on target, ending Spurs' five-match winning run in the league.   Pochettino's side have looked capable of scoring with every attack of late  and, after Dele Alli sent an effort harmlessly over from the edge of the area,  they drew a superb save from Patricio with a bending Christian Eriksen strike  from 20 yards.The opener arrived in the 22nd minute, when Kane curled a  wonderful left-footed effort beyond the Portuguese keeper from outside the box,  although Wolves will feel aggrieved that play was not stopped for a potential  foul on Ivan Cavaleiro in the build-up.   Goalscoring opportunities were a rarity early in the second half but the  match started to threaten an unlikely twist 20 minutes in, when Cavaleiro was  sent clean through on goal only to be chased down and dispossessed by the  backtracking Davinson Sanchez.   That opening came during a period of Wolves pressure, causing the nerves to  jangle for Spurs.Those nerves proved well-founded when Boly headed home from a  Joao Moutinho corner in the 72nd minute and Jimenez then squeezed a finish  inside Lloris’ right-hand post to leave Pochettino's men stunned.   And things got worse for Spurs before the final whistle, with Costa curling a  neat finish around Lloris three minute from time to complete a memorable triumph  for Wolves, who climb to seventh in the Premier League.</blockquote>

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