Spurs produced a scintillating display against Bournemouth on Saturday afternoon after goals from Dembélé, Son, Kane and Janssen secured another important victory in the Premier League.
But another impressive stat this weekend has left us in awe of Mauricio Pochettino's in-form starting XI.
Out of all the clubs in the Premier League's top six, Tottenham are proof that it can be done without throwing huge money around.
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Harry Kane was signed on a free back in 2008, and Deli Alli was snapped up for just £5 million from MK Dons in 2015. Meanwhile other key players such as Christian Eriksen and Jan Vertonghen were bought for cheap in 2012/13.
If you compare the price of every side in the top six, Tottenham's is comprehensively cheaper than the likes of Manchester City and Manchester United, who both exceed the £250 million mark.
Pochettino's side? A cool £104 million.
The price of Tottenham Hotspur's starting XI:
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Hugo Lloris - £12m
Kyle Walker - £4.5 million
Toby Alderweireld - £11.5 million
Jan Vertonghen - £9 million
Ben Davies - £10 million
Eric Dier - £4 million
Mousa Dembele - £15 million
Christian Eriksen - £11 million
Son-Heung Min - £22 million
Dele Alli - £5 million
Harry Kane - £0
Total = £104 million
Liverpool's starting Xi this weekend was £24.75m more expensive that Spurs', while Arsenal soon followed on £184.6m.
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Predictably, Chelsea, Manchester United and Manchester City's starting XI's are far from expensive:
(Credit: Jamie Spencer)
Again, the above shows that it can be done without throwing huge money around.
Who will win the Premier League this season? Can Tottenham leap frog Chelsea in the title race?
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Let us know.
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