Jose Mourinho hailed the overall quality of Tottenham's attack after they put Crystal Palace to the sword with a 4-1 win to move up to sixth in the Premier League table.
Gareth Bale and Harry Kane hit doubles to cancel out Christian Benteke's equaliser late in the first half and make it five wins in a row for Spurs in all competitions.
A run of three consecutive victories in the top flight have ignited the Lilywhites' top four hopes and they have scored nine goals during that period.
Mourinho said: 'We have very good attacking players and they allow me to do what I did today which was Dele Alli, who played really well against Fulham, to leave him out for Lucas (Moura) this time.