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Tottenham suffered a shock loss to Brighton on Saturday, damaging their top-four hopes in the process.

The defeat allowed Manchester United to move within three points of Spurs and pundit Ian Wright was confused by Antonio Conte's tactics during the contest. Tottenham failed to get a shot on target and conceded a last-gasp goal to Leandro Trossard.

Part of the reason Tottenham looked far from their best was the absence of Matt Doherty, who was out with an injury. Conte used the post-match Brighton press conference to ask for better protection for his players.

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Tottenham started Saturday sitting comfortably in fourth place, three points clear of Arsenal in fifth place and six ahead of Manchester United.

But defeat by Brighton, and a United win, meant at the close of play on Saturday night Spurs were only three points clear of both clubs. Arsenal have a game in hand and could draw level on points with Tottenham but that hasn't stopped pundit Owen Hargreaves from picking the Lillywhites to qualify for the Champions League.

"We've seen that Tottenham are capable of going on a run and I expect them to do that. It's still in Spurs' hands because Arsenal and United are so inconsistent," Hargreaves

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