Arnold's picture-perfect cross finds the head of Luis Diaz to give Liverpool the breakthrough they've been searching for in the first half at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Liverpool embarrassed Tottenham as they thrashed their Premier League rivals 6-3 in north London to move four points clear of Chelsea at the top of the table. Luis Diaz opened the scoring with a fine header midway through the first half before Alexis Mac Allister headed in a second for the visitors.

The Premier League's title contenders have had their mettle tested by Tottenham. Not Liverpool, who dominated in a 6-3 win in north London on Sunday.

Diaz’s burgeoning reinvention as a false nine might be Arne Slot’s greatest masterstroke yet, as among his first clear stamps of ownership and originality on a Liverpool side it often appears he is simply maintaining and preening, re-wallpapering the House of Klopp.

Robertson, who has played an underlapping role for Slot, overlapped Cody Gakpo (and sometimes stayed deeper when Gakpo played wide), while Alexander-Arnold put up 10 crosses — his most for almost a year, since 13 against Newcastle United on New Year’s Day.