RATINGS: Son Heung-min is the star of the show again for Spurs
It was all go across the division as the Premier League returned on Saturday, and Tottenham edged past relegation-threatened Luton Town in North London.
Ange Postecolgou's side saw their Champions League hopes boosted as they narrowly avoided dropping points to the Hatters, with 70 per cent of possession eventually bearing fruits for the hosts.
A counter attacker saw Tahith Chong open the scoring for Rob Edwards' outfit just three minutes into the game, and the underdogs held on for much of the match until Issa Kabore put through his own net at the start of the second half.
Spurs captain Son Heung-min then took matters into his own hands and netted just four minutes from time to earn his side all three points in an outcome that could prove damaging for their visitors' survival hopes.
Mail Sport's Matt Barlow and Lewis Browning give their ratings from the clash at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Tottenham (4-3-3)
Guglielmo Vicario 6.5
Great save to deny Jordan Clark in the second half. Could not have done much for the opening goal.
Pedro Porro 7.5
Was Tottenham's second-best player and is having the season of his life under Postecoglou's management. His return from injury is welcomed, and surely his first league goal of the season isn't too far away.
Cristian Romero 6.5
Didn't have too much to do and did what was needed well. Instructions for centre backs are clear in this team.
Radu Dragusin 6
He is no Micky van de Ven but a capable deputy. Doesn't quite have the pace, either, to bail Tottenham out of trouble. A perhaps disjointed defensive line the cause of the opener.
Destiny Udogie 6
Backed up Porro well on the other side but was nowhere near as threatening. One of his quieter games.
Pape Sarr 7
Not at his brutal best and unable to
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