EPL: Spurs rout leaves Chelsea, Manchester City neck-and-neck

London Harry Kane starred as Tottenham Hotspur crushed Chelsea 53 in a New Years Day blockbuster to leave Jose Mourinhos side deadlevel with Manchester City at the Premier League summitTottenham Hotspurs English striker Harry Kane shoots to score their First goal during the EPL football match between Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea at White Hart Lane PicAFPKane a 21yearold Spurs youthteam graduate scored twice and had a hand in two other goals as Mourinho conceded five goals for only the second time in his managerial career It left Chelsea and City with completely identical records after former Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard had scored the decisive goal in the champions 32 win over SunderlandIt shows how good we are said Kane whose side leapfrogged Arsenal into fifth place To score five against one of the best defences in the world shows how were coming together as a teamDiego Costa put Chelsea ahead in the 18th minute at White Hart Lane by tapping in Oscars shot after Eden Hazard had hit the post but Kane drilled in from the edge of the box on the half hourDanny Rose put Spurs ahead in the 44th minute and Andros Townsend extended the hosts lead from the penalty spot in firsthalf stoppage time after Kane had been felled by Gary Cahill Nacer Chadli teed up Kane to make it 41 early in the second half and Kane returned the favour after Hazard had reduced the arrears with Chelsea captain John Terry netting a further consolation in the 87th minuteI think we made some defensive mistakes some individual defensive mistakes Mourinho told BT Sport The players tried a lot but the fifth goal killed a bit our fantastic reactionLampard rescues CityEarlier Lampard had celebrated the extension of his loan move from Citys sister club New York City FC by coming off the bench to score the winner against Sunderland at the Etihad Stadium City who left goalkeeper Joe Hart on the bench went 20 up through a sensational 22yard shot from Yaya Toure and a neat finish by Stevan JoveticBut just as they had done in Sundays 22 draw with Burnley City allowed Sunderland back into the game with City old boys Jack Rodwell and Adam Johnson with a penalty drawing the visitors level However just three minutes after replacing Jovetic Lampard headed home a cross from Gael Clichy to claim his seventh goal of the campaignI think Frank Lampard is a very important player particularly in these cases when you need a goal said City manager Manuel Pellegrini But we played a very good 90 minutes we moved the ball well and the only mistake was to give away a second goal from a penaltyThirdplace Manchester United lost further momentum after drawing 11 with Stoke City at a windy Britannia Stadium where Radamel Falcao cancelled out Ryan Shawcrosss secondminute opener We didnt deserve any more than a draw said United manager Louis van Gaal whose side have drawn three of their last four games They were closer to a winning goal than us We should have played better todaySouthampton tightened their grip on fourth place and closed to within a point of United by winning 20 at home to Arsenal who fell three points off the Champions League places as a result Sadio Mane curled home from a narrow angle on the right after Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny went walkabout in the 34th minute with Dusan Tadic adding a second in the 56th minute after a defensive mixupPardew watches PalaceWe have a good team and can beat the big ones if we show the spirit we did today said Southampton manager Ronald Koeman Everything is possibleFreshly appointed West Bromwich Albion manager Tony Pulis watched from the stands as his new club drew 11 at West Ham United with Saido Berahino cancelling out Diafra Sakhos neatly constructed 10thminute openerThe result kept West Brom a point above the relegation zone Secondbottom Burnley showed extraordinary spirit to come from behind three times and force a 33 draw at Newcastle United whose manager Alan Pardew is on the verge of joining Crystal PalaceSteven Taylor Jack Colback and Moussa Sissoko scored for Newcastle but Burnley who lost three players to injury in the first half hit back each time through a Paul Dummett own goal and goals from Danny Ings and George Boyd Pardew was in the stands to watch Palace draw 00 at Aston Villa ahead of his expected appointment as the successor to the sacked Neil WarnockLiverpools recent momentum was curbed as they threw away a 20 lead to draw 22 at home to bottom club Leicester City which left them seven points below the top four in eighth placeA pair of firsthalf Steven Gerrard penalties put Liverpool in control but two goals in two minutes by David Nugent and Jeffrey Schlupp prevented Brendan Rodgerss side from registering a third successive win Substitute Wilfried Bony earned Swansea City a 11 draw at Queens Park Rangers cancelling out Leroy Fers 20thminute thunderbolt with a cool stoppagetime strike Meanwhile Ahmed Elmohamady and Nikica Jelavic scored unanswered goals as Hull City condemned Everton to a fourth straight loss