Premier League: Fulham dent Tottenham's Champions League bid while Burnley claim rare win

Fulham's Rodrigo Muniz scored twice as Tottenham missed out on the chance of moving into the Premier League's top four after suffering a 3-0 defeat at Craven Cottage on Saturday.

Three points would have lifted Ange Postecoglou’s side a point ahead of Aston Villa but the north Londoners instead finish the weekend in fifth place.

Muniz’s double took his league tally to seven goals in his last seven games as the Cottagers claimed a deserved maximum. Sasa Lukic scored his first goal of the season as Marco Silva’s side bounced back from last week’s 2-1 defeat by Wolves.

"It was disappointing, obviously," said Postecoglou. "First half was a tight game, we had some chances they had some chances. Once they got the second goal, they got on top of us and we couldn't get a grip of the game like we needed to.

"It's something we need to analyse I thought we were careless on the ball. We were too keen to get forward. We lacked some conviction in our last third play. It's part of our growth. Feel that pain and learn from it. It does go down as a bad day at the office but we don't accept it. First half was even enough. It wasn't our normal levels. We didn't have the same intensity in our play. It's a big part of who we are."

Fulham defender Antonee Robinson told BBC Match of the Day: "We've had our moments this season and that's going to be up there. To do it in the way we did and to keep a keep clean means it's right up there for me.

"It's a real trend of ours, I don't think we've lost a game when we've scored first. We really showed we wanted to win that game. We kept our shape well and counter attacked really effectively."

3 - Spurs' defeat to Fulham saw them fail to score and lose by 3+ goals in the Premier League for the first time