LONDON ¨C Tottenham Hotspur¡¯s Harry Kane became Europe¡¯s most lethal marksman of 2017 with a second hat-trick in four days to break a 22-year-old Premier League record as his side thumped Southampton 5-2 on Tuesday.
Another young England striker was also among the goals as Jesse Lingard struck twice, the second in stoppage time, as Manchester United hit back from two goals down to draw 2-2 with Burnley and deny the visitors a first win at Old Trafford since 1962.
Second-placed United¡¯s second consecutive 2-2 draw left it 12 points behind runaway leader Manchester City, which plays Newcastle United on Wednesday. United¡¯s result allowed Chelsea to close to within a point of Jose Mourinho¡¯s side with a labored 2-0 home win over Brighton and Hove Albion.
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