Mohamed Salah failed to bolster his lead atop the Premier League scoring charts when Liverpool beat Watford in the lunchtime kick-off.
No player has been able to get close to the Egyptian in the race for the Golden Boot and his record of nine goals in seven meetings with the Hornets suggested he could be about to extend his advantage.
With Salah on 20 goals, Diogo Jota moved closer by going second on 14 with his header on Saturday.
Son Heung-min is back on 13 goals before Tottenham play Newcastle at home on Sunday in their continued quest for a top-four finish.
Harry Kane is another Tottenham player enjoying a late-season rally and he sits on 12 strikes, level with Cristiano Ronaldo and Sadio Mane. Ivan Toney, Riyad Mahrez and Raheem Sterling are the best of the rest.
Premier League top scorers 2021/22
