Spurs pip Arsenal to Champions League qualification with comfortable win vs. Norwich

Tottenham Hotspur have pipped Arsenal and qualified for the Champions League with a 5-0 victory over already-relegated Norwich City on Sunday.

Arsenal needed to beat Everton and hope Spurs lost to Norwich in order to pip their north London rivals to fourth place, but goals from Dejan Kulusevski, Harry Kane and Son Heung-Min saw Spurs clinch Champions League for next season.

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Antonio Conte took over as head coach in November, replacing Nuno Espirito Santo, with Spurs in ninth place, but a resurgent change in form in the second half of the season saw the side finish two points clear of fifth-place Arsenal.

"I have to be honest, I think [finishing fourth today] is one of the most important achievements in my career," Conte told Sky Sports.

"I think we've done a really good job and for me this is a big achievement in a league that is very difficult because here you find the best players and best coaches. I'm happy even though I didn't lift any trophy this season."

Rodrigo Bentancur raced down the left wing and into the box on 16 minutes before squaring to Kulusevski, who tapped home. Bentancur turned provider again shortly after, collecting a poor goal kick from opposing goalkeeper Tim Krul before delivering a cross for Kane to head in.

Kulusevski scored a second on 64 minutes with a superb curled attempt. Then Son netted with a slotted finish on 70 minutes, and scored again on 75 minutes to seal victory for Spurs.

The goals saw Son share the Premier League Golden Boot with Liverpool's Mohamed Salah as both finished the season on 23 goals.