Tottenham moved into fourth place with a 3-1 win over Nottingham Forest on Sunday.
Ange Postecoglou's side took the lead thanks to an own goal from Nottingham Forest defender Murillo in the 15th minute.
Timo Werner's low cross into the six-yard box caused panic and Murillo's stretching attempt to clear diverted the ball into his own net.
Chris Wood equalised in the 27th minute with a clinical strike from Anthony Elanga's pass for his 12th league goal this season.
But Micky van de Ven bagged Tottenham's second in the 52nd minute with a blistering strike from just inside the area.
And six minutes later Pedro Porro produced a powerful half-volley from 14 yards to put the result beyond doubt.
Tottenham are now above fifth placed Aston Villa on goal difference and also hold a game in hand in the race to qualify for the Champions League via a top four finish.
"Everyone has been banging on about us getting fourth. We're fourth now but it doesn't stop, we'll keep going. We're in a good shape to finish the season strong," Postecoglou said.
Fourth bottom Forest are outside the relegation zone by the slenderest of margins, above Luton only on goal difference.
In Sunday' other game, Ole McBurnie's last-gasp equaliser forced Chelsea to settle for a 2-2 draw at bottom of the table Sheffield United.
Fresh from scoring twice in the final seconds of stoppage-time to beat Manchester United on Thursday, Chelsea took the lead after 11 minutes as Thiago Silva finished off Conor Gallagher's corner at the far post.
The Blades equalised in the 32nd minute as Gustavo Hamer's pass sent Jayden Bogle through on goal and the right wing-back slotted home.
Noni Madueke put Chelsea back in front in the 66th minute, cutting in from the right to drive his shot into the far corner.
Yet mid-table Chelsea's troubled season suffered another setback when McBurnie levelled with a close-range finish three minutes into stoppage-time.
"We feel really bad in the way we conceded. We need to be more clinical," Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino said.
