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Liverpool scored two late goals - including a dramatic injury-time winner from Sadio Mane - as they came from behind to beat Aston Villa and preserve their six-point lead at the top of the Premier League.

With their 10-month long unbeaten league record seemingly about to end, the Reds dug deep to conjure a stellar finish, begun when Andy Robertson arrived at the back post to head them level.

Mane then provided the final, remarkable twist, glancing a header from Trent Alexander-Arnold's corner past Tom Heaton and into the far corner of the net.

It was a cruel blow to Villa, who had led from the 21st minute through summer-signing Trezeguet's first goal for the club - a volleyed finish from John McGinn's free-kick.

The home side had shown huge endeavour, in a display that saw them match the European champions in the first half and then hold them largely at arm's length until the dying moments of the second.

Liverpool's win means they retain their advantage over second-placed Manchester City, who staged their own comeback to beat Southampton and visit Anfield for a mouth-watering top-of-the-table clash next Sunday.

Having won two on the bounce last month, Villa have now lost back-to-back games - admittedly to the league's top two sides - leaving them in 16th place, three points above the relegation zone. แทงบอลออนไลน์

Frank Lampard: Chelsea manager claims 'we're in really dangerous place' with VAR

Chelsea boss Frank Lampard has warned that the current use of VAR could be "dangerous" for the Premier League.

Guidance from the Premier League at the start of the season said that it would only be used for "clear and obvious" errors by on-field referees.

But when Watford were awarded a penalty via VAR after Gerard Deulofeu was tripped by Jorginho, Lampard said he was "so, so surprised".

"We're not in a great place with it," he said after Chelsea's 2-1 win.

"Any [decision] that takes that long means they aren't sure, so why aren't we using screens on side of pitch?

"I know [using screens] is a bit contentious, I know it could mean every fan might call for it and there might pressure on the referees.

"But if we are saying they are grey areas and we are overturning decisions because one referee somewhere else thinks it was more of a penalty than the referee on the pitch, then I think we are in a really dangerous place.

"You're going to be tossing a coin every week."

Watford may feel they deserved a decision in their favour after being denied a penalty, which was reviewed by VAR, in a 1-1 draw with Tottenham last month.

Last weekend, VAR awarded a penalty in the Premier League for the first time, when Everton's Michael Keane was adjudged to have fouled Brighton's Aaron Connolly in a 3-2 win for the Seagulls.

It was a decision that was widely criticised.

After VAR overruled referee Anthony Taylor at Vicarage Road on Saturday, Lampard felt there had been a change in policy despite receiving guidance at a meeting earlier this week.

"I have to be careful but last week we saw a clear change in VAR with penalties getting overturned," Lampard said.

"I was at a managers' meeting in the week and we spoke a lot about it and the absolute consensus from managers, from referees and from the Premier League was that decisions were not going to get overturned unless they were absolutely clear and obvious or VAR saw something that the referee on the pitch didn't see.

"[In Jorginho's case] it didn't, it nowhere near shows that. The longer it took the more worried I got and I'm so, so surprised after the meeting on Thursday to then have that decision today." แทงบอลออนไลน์

Levante fight back to beat Barcelona

La Liga leaders Barcelona conceded three goals in seven second-half minutes as Levante came from behind to defeat Ernesto Valverde's champions.

Lionel Messi had put the visitors ahead with a 38th-minute penalty following Jorge Miramon's foul on Nelson Semedo.

Jose Campana levelled for Levante after 60 minutes, before Borja Mayoral completed the turnaround two minutes later and Nemanja Radoja added a third.

The video assistant referee then denied Messi as his side failed to respond.

The Argentine appeared to have scored an excellent solo goal after a determined run, but Antoine Griezmann had strayed offside in the build-up.แทงบอลออนไลน์

Defeat for Barcelona, their third in 11 league games this season, means Real Madrid could claim top spot in La Liga when they host Real Betis later (20:00 GMT).

Real miss chance to top La Liga

Real Madrid missed the chance to move top of La Liga as Zinedine Zidane's side were held to a goalless draw against Real Betis at the Bernabeu.

Eden Hazard appeared to have put his side ahead in the first half, but his excellent finish was disallowed as he had strayed offside in the build-up.

Goalkeeper Joel Robles produced fine saves from Vinicius Junior and Sergio Ramos as Betis frustrated the hosts.

The result sees second-placed Real move level on points with leaders Barcelona.

Champions Barcelona had suffered a surprise defeat at Levante earlier in the day, while Atletico Madrid and Sevilla played out a 1-1 draw to remain behind Real.

But Zidane's uninspired side failed to capitalise, unable to make any of their 22 shots on goal count.แทงบอลออนไลน์

Three points separate La Liga's top six, and fifth-placed Granada will look to reclaim top spot when they face Real Sociedad, in sixth, on Sunday (20:00 GMT).

Gomes injury overshadows Everton draw

Everton midfielder Andre Gomes suffered a serious ankle injury which left Tottenham's Son Heung-min in tears and overshadowed the home side scoring a 97th-minute equaliser to earn a vital point.

Gomes, 26, was tackled from behind by Son and appeared to be injured by an awkward fall which prompted an anguished reaction from players and fans close to the incident.

Son was sent off by referee Martin Atkinson as Portugal international Gomes received extensive treatment in a lengthy delay and was eventually taken off on a stretcher.

Former Everton winger Pat Nevin, who was the analyst for BBC Radio 5 Live at Goodison Park on Sunday, described the incident as "horrible".

"Players looked devastated and there was utter confusion - players with their heads in their hands," the former Scotland international said.

"Son was distraught before he was sent off, and Serge Aurier couldn't watch and was praying.

"Gomes was led straight to the corner to the ambulance to take him to hospital."

The atmosphere around Goodison Park darkened as the football became secondary to Gomes' plight, until the mood was lifted by substitute Cenk Tosun heading in from close range.

Earlier, Spurs midfielder Dele Alli's clinical finish had livened up a dull game where the video assistant referee again proved a controversial talking point when Everton were denied what looked like a penalty.

Spurs, without a league win on the road since January, seemed set to take all three points when Alli punished a loose pass from Everton's Alex Iwobi to fire in.

Moments later, Alli looked to have handled in the Everton box but, after a three-minute delay peppered with boos from supporters, a penalty was not given by VAR.

Everton eventually equalised deep into the 12 minutes of stoppage time following Gomes' injury, with the draw moving Marco Silva's side three points clear of the relegation zone.

Spurs were set to move eighth with a rare away win, but instead are 11th in the middle of a pack of 13 teams separated by just six points.

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino sent his "best wishes" to Gomes, adding "the most important thing is he recovers quickly".

Son initially looked set to be given a yellow card for the challenge before referee Atkinson changed his mind and reduced Spurs to 10 men for the rest of the match.

Pochettino said it was "not important" whether Son should have been sent off or not, although added he did think his player was given a red card because of the "consequence" of the challenge. แทงบอลออนไลน์

"It was a normal action with the bad luck that Andre was injured," he told BBC Sport.

More VAR confusion leaves everyone baffled

For the first hour of the match, there was very little to talk about as both teams illustrated why they are struggling in the bottom half despite each holding much loftier ambitions.

So it was once again left to the farcical nature of VAR to give fans leaving Goodison Park something to complain about.

Shortly after Alli put Tottenham ahead, the Spurs midfielder looked to have handled in his own box when jumping to challenge Yerry Mina at an Everton corner.

Initially it looked innocuous - and certainly accidental - but replays suggested a penalty would be given as, judging by the letter of the law, his arm was raised above his head.

Loud boos were heard from the Goodison crowd as VAR watched 26 replays in a wait lasting almost three minutes.

Eventually it was decided that the original 'no penalty' decision should stand, leaving the players, managers, supporters at the ground and television viewers alike confused.

 

Earlier, Son had felt he was fouled by Mina in the Everton box during the first half, leading to another long delay until the system eventually came to the same conclusion of 'no penalty'.

Everton manager Marco Silva said he was "100% sure what happened" in both incidents after needing only a quick look at the same replays seen by VAR.

"I don't know why they needed two or three minutes and then decided what they decided," the Portuguese boss said.

"It is tough for me but tough for the referee as well."

Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino added he "did not know what is going on".

"It is supposed to be helping the referee but it is creating more confusion," added the Argentine.

Deficiencies of Everton and Spurs still clear

Although the game was ultimately overshadowed, the deficiencies in two teams expecting to be challenging for Champions League qualification - and leaving both managers under differing degrees of pressure - were not masked.

Everton manager Silva badly needed a victory with his side sitting one place above the relegation zone and having earned just three points from their previous six league matches.

That is despite the Toffees spending almost £120m this summer in a bid to close the gap on the Premier League's 'top six'. ufabet

Both sides played with a lethargy in a first half which saw neither team pressing quickly, leading to a dearth of attacking pressure and just one shot on target - when Everton forward Richarlison turned and shot weakly at Spurs keeper Paulo Gazzaniga - between them.

Everton improved with their numerical advantage and left Silva claiming his team could have won.

"We showed a fantastic spirit. Even after that tough moment we had to keep focus and get a result. We deserved more than just a draw," he said.

"The first half was tough, we had problems to press a little more and even though they didn't create anything we didn't create either.

"In the second half we made some steps forward and started to press a little more. In my opinion we controlled the game until they scored through our mistake.

"Of course we reacted and after that tough moment we showed a reaction and could have won 2-1."

Everton's late equaliser means Tottenham, who were without striker Harry Kane through illness, have won just twice in their past 10 matches in all competitions.

"We were playing well but it's difficult to assess the last 10 minutes," Pochettino said.

"Talking only about football, it was a very difficult game. We were good but the game changed after the incident."

Man of the match - Dele Alli (Tottenham)

Spurs' struggles on the road continue - the stats

• Tottenham Hotspur are winless in their last 12 Premier League away games, drawing three and losing nine, and last beating Fulham 2-1 on 20 January.
• Cenk Tosun's goal for Everton after 96 minutes and 57 seconds is the latest goal scored in a Premier League game since Alexis Sanchez scored for Arsenal against Burnley in January 2017 after 97 minutes and 14 seconds.
• Spurs avoided a goalless draw for an 82nd consecutive Premier League game, the only two sides to go on longer runs are Ipswich Town (87 between Aug 1994 and May 2001) and Manchester United (114 between May 1999 and May 2002).
• Everton's Jordan Pickford became only the 22nd player in Premier League history to appear in 100 consecutive matches and the first since Darren Fletcher.
• Spurs' Dele Alli has not lost any of the 39 Premier League games he has scored in; only Darius Vassell (46) and James Milner (53) have scored in more games without finishing on the losing side.
• The match lasted 104 minutes and 52 seconds, making it four minutes longer than any other Premier League match this season.

What's next?

Everton go to fellow strugglers Southampton on Saturday (15:00 GMT) in what is surely a must-win game for under-pressure manager Marco Silva.

Tottenham switch their attention back to the Champions League, when they face Red Star Belgrade in the Serbian capital on Wednesday (20:00 GMT), before returning to Premier League action at home to sixth-placed Sheffield United on Saturday (15:00 GMT).แทงบอลสเต็ป