Tottenham Stunned as Underdog Burnley Pull Off Historic UpsetTottenham Stunned as Underdog Burnley Pull Off Historic Upset Tottenham Hotspur’s dreams of Champions League qualification were shattered in dramatic fashion on Saturday as relegation-threatened Burnley stunned the London giants with a remarkable 1-0 victory at Turf Moor. Burnley, battling for survival at the bottom of the Premier League table, produced a heroic performance to inflict a devastating blow on Tottenham’s top-four hopes. Sean Dyche’s men defended resolutely, keeping Tottenham at bay with their trademark organization and determination. The game’s only goal came against the run of play in the 83rd minute. Josh Brownhill, a former Manchester United youth product, latched onto a long ball over the top and slotted the ball past Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris. The result sent shockwaves through the Premier League and beyond. Burnley, who had not won a game in their previous five outings, had pulled off one of the most stunning upsets in recent memory. Tottenham, meanwhile, were left reeling from the defeat. Antonio Conte’s side had been in control of the game for large periods but paid the price for their profligacy in front of goal. Harry Kane, the England captain, had a golden opportunity to equalize in the dying minutes but his header flew just wide of the post. It was a cruel twist of fate for the striker, who had scored 12 goals in his previous six games against Burnley. The result leaves Tottenham in fifth place in the standings, one point behind fourth-placed Arsenal. Burnley’s victory, meanwhile, boosted their survival hopes as they moved six points clear of the relegation zone. The upset at Turf Moor will go down in Premier League history as one of the most unexpected and dramatic results of the season. It has cast doubt on Tottenham’s top-four credentials and given Burnley a glimmer of hope in their fight against relegation.