Premier League, Aston Villa beat Tottenham: List of records broken
What's the story
Tottenham's push for an European berth suffered a big dent as Aston Villa came back from behind to beat them 2-1 in the Premier League.
Spurs were beaten in front of 10,000 supporters and were the second best for larger spells in the match.
Spurs left-back Sergio Reguilon was responsible for both Villa goals in a poor defensive outing.
Here are the records broken.
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Villa shine against Spurs to take three points
Steven Bergwijn's thumping eighth-minute opener gave Tottenham the lead.
The visitors responded after Reguilon sliced Nakamba's cross into the top corner of his own goal.
Ollie Watkins completed the turnaround before half-time, collecting Reguilon's weak clearance and keeping the challenge of Eric Dier at bay before finding the bottom corner.
Spurs tested Emiliano Martinez post half-time but didn't get an equalizer.
Points
Spurs suffer 12th loss this season, Villa break 50-point mark
Spurs suffered their first home Premier League defeat under Ryan Mason and their sixth overall this season.
As per Opta, this is their most in a league season since also losing six in 2014-15.
Spurs remain sixth for the time being, having collected 59 points from 37 games.
They suffered 12th loss of the campaign.
Meanwhile, 11th-placed Villa raced to 52 points.
Villa
Villa script these unique records
Ollie Watkins is now the joint-highest scoring Englishman in a Premier League season for Aston Villa.
The England international has scored 14 goals to equal Julian Joachim's tally set in 1998-99.
In another unique record, Villa have won away in the Premier League for the first time in 53 matches when they've conceded the opening goal.
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Unique unwanted record for Reguilon
As per Opta, Reguilon's own-goal was the 1,000th scored in Premier League history, 10,483 days after Mark Crossley netted the very first back in August 1992 for Nottingham Forest.