Roberto De Zerbi's Tottenham Hotspur claimed a much-needed three points against the 10 men of Crystal Palace on Saturday.
Even before Jean-Philippe Mateta's red card, Tottenham were beginning to dominate, and Archie Gray broke the deadlock after just 25 minutes on 31 October.
Pierre Sage's side were forced to retreat after going down to 10 men, but Spurs persisted, and Jan Paul van Hecke added a second from close range.
It was a victory that saw the Lilywhites move up to eighth in the Premier League table, a position that fans have probably forgotten all about.
But the game was so much more than just securing three points. There was a confidence in the North London air, and not just amongst the most experienced players.
Mohammed Kudus, Omar Marmoush and Mathys Tel all worked in tandem, with Dominic Solanke ahead of them. Luca Williams-Barnett eventually joined them.
Luca Williams-Barnett is the real deal at Tottenham
Supporters have been desperately calling for the 18-year-old to be given a chance by De Zerbi, having also appeared in the Carabao Cup in August.
For the Under-21s last season, he notched seven goals and six assists in 11 games, and already has another three goal contributions this term as well.
He was finally given an opportunity to show what he can do, and he certainly took it with both hands, despite only coming on in the 88th minute.
Footage of one of his mazey runs is already doing the rounds on social media, and had it not been for Kudus' miss, he would have his first Spurs assist.
In just a matter of minutes, Williams-Barnett created one big chance, the third-highest xA in the game, completed one of his two dribbles, and had three touches in the opposition box [FotMob].
Even his first touch of the ball was simply sensational, bringing it out of the sky like it was nothing. It's easy to see why Spurs fans have such high hopes.
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Of course, including recent signings, Williams-Barnett wouldn't technically be Spurs' only £100million player, given Sandro Tonali's transfer fee.
And even before that, Harry Kane's £86.4m move to Bayern Munich included lots of bonuses, all of which he is likely to have reached now.
The Ballon d'Or winner has almost certainly earned Spurs £100m. Now, fans will be hoping that Williams-Barnett can join that list, if he's ever sold, that is.
Gareth Bale's £85m move to Real Madrid is up next, followed by a huge gap, and then Luka Vuskovic's move to Brighton in the summer.