For the second home game in a row, Moussa Sissoko found the back of the net for Tottenham Hotspur.
Last weekend it was the goal which turned out to be the clincher as the Lilywhites suffered a late scare to eventually overcome Bournemouth 3-2 in Jose Mourinho's first Premier League home game since replacing Mauricio Pochettino.
Then on Saturday afternoon the Frenchman put the icing on the cake with the final goal in a 5-0 win over Burnley.
But there's one important question on a Spurs supporter's mind after witnessing the midfielder find his groove in front of goal having gone so long without scoring.
A week ago it was clear that nobody was prepared for Sissoko to break his goal drought.
As noticed by a Spurs fan , there was a massive mistake from someone in the control room at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Just like when any player scores their name flashes around the ground.
However, Sissoko's goal took many by surprise as his name was some how spelt incorrectly.
This has prompted another supporter to question if the club were better prepared this time around and if they managed to get the correct spelling of the France international's name.
Victory for Spurs moved them to within six points of Chelsea and also earned the players a day off.
"Always difficult, the result was because we were too good," Mourinho said in his post-match press conference.
"They are a difficult side, a very good referee in Kevin Friend, best moment of his career, very stable, very confident, great decisions and amazing advantage with the fourth goal for Kane, so I think everything was really good.
"The boys will have tomorrow, the first day off for a long, long time.
"It was the perfect match for them to enjoy and have their day off tomorrow."
