Tottenham Hotspur have relinquished their place atop the Premier League table as they were beaten by defending champions Liverpool at Anfield this evening.
Jose Mourinho's side had plenty of chances to win the game at 1-1 through Harry Kane and Steven Bergwijn, who both should have done better in front of goal.
Heung-min Son cancelled out Mo Salah's fortuitous opener before half-time but Roberto Firmino popped up with a header beating Toby Alderweireld in injury time.
Indeed plenty of Spurs fans watching from home were desperate to see the Dutch dynamo hooked off earlier than he was, but arguably, another player cost them a result in Merseyside.
Kane was uncharacteristically lightweight and wasteful, missing two sitters during the second half.
The 27-year-old was graded as SofaScore's second-worst player (6.4) having lost four duels (33% won) and possession ten times as well as firing four shots off-target, via SofaScore.
He had scored nine and assisted ten in the Premier League prior to kick-off this evening but his blank this time actually cost them the win, if not at the very least, a point.
Kane also made just 12 passes at an accuracy rate of 71%, failing to register a single key pass nor could he manage a successful dribble either.
A vast difference to his usual mean of 1.8 key passes and 0.8 dribbles per game, as per WhoScored.
football.london lambasted Bergwijn in their post-match ratings but perhaps their attention should be averted to the England captain as he badly let Mourinho down with his missed opportunities.
The Express were more scathing over Kane, giving him a five out of ten - "Anthony Taylor likely touched the ball more times than the England captain, who had one glorious chance from a corner but completely fluffed his header."
Valued at a whopping £108m by Transfermarkt, the 6 foot 2 powerhouse must be doing better.
As we say, it was so unlike Kane but still, a horrible night to forget.
AND in other news, £64m-rated Spurs sensation has become Mourinho's incredible sacrificial lamb...