Brighton 1-2 Tottenham – SIX THINGS YOU MISSED

Harry Kane and Erik Lamela scored to ensure Tottenham beat Brighton in Saturday evening's Premier League fixture.

Kane netted from the spot in the first half after Glenn Murray was adjudged to have handled the ball before substitute Lamela latched onto a cross to double the lead in the second half.

As always, Sportsmail is on hand to point out some of the things you may have missed on the south coast.

Eric Dier's catwalk

Mauricio Pochettino's Tottenham side were kitted out to the nines on Saturday afternoon when they arrived at the AMEX Stadium.

Donning black from head to toe, the Spurs boys sauntered into the stadium in the sharpest of tailored suits.

Midfielder Eric Dier, however, got caught up in it all and appeared to be modelling the outfit in a catwalk out of the tunnel, which was captured in an extremely candid snap.

True Seagulls fan

Donning your club's colours or wearing a scarf with the crest emblazoned upon it is commonplace at football matches.

One Brighton supporter, however, took his loyalty to the next level on the south coast.

A fan was pictured behind the Brighton goal in the first half — while Harry Kane was preparing to lash home his penalty — fully masked with a seagull's head.

Spurs pay tribute to Chas

The awful news that Chas Hodges, of Seventies musical duo Chas and Dave, filtered through on Saturday afternoon after a battle with oesophageal cancer.

Chas was a big Tottenham fan and the club even paid tribute to him ahead of the game.

But, as a touch of class by all Spurs supporters at the AMEX, applause rang out on the south coast to honour one of London's most iconic singers.

Chris Kavanagh fails at Dele Alli celebration

Referee Chris Kavanagh was rather animated when he awarded Tottenham the first-half penalty, raising his hand to show clearly he though Glenn Murray handled the ball.

Some eagle-eyed fans, however, believe Kavanagh was not simply telling Brighton the reason for which he awarded the penalty – they think he was attempting Dele Alli's now famous celebration!

Not quite mastered it yet, Chris.

Kane joins the 143 club

Harry Kane has now moved up to joint-fifth in the all-time goalscoring tally at Spurs.

His penalty against Brighton means he has now netted 143 times in a Spurs shirt, moving him level with Jermain Defoe.

Cliff Jones (159), Martin Chivers (174), Bobby Smith (208) and Jimmy Greaves (266) are still ahead of him in the list.

Blood, sweat and tears for Dunk

Lewis Dunk copped an accidental elbow in the face from Erik Lamela late on in the game on Saturday evening.

The Brighton defender hit the deck before blood began to pour out of his nose.

He appeared to be alright after the incident – but that will certainly hurt in the morning.