Mohamed Salah appeared to respond in shock to the decision on Twitter, fifteen minutes after the announcement.
Wednesday 11 April 2018 21:13, UK
Harry Kane has been awarded Tottenham's second goal in their 2-1 win over Stoke after appealing to the goal accreditation appeals panel.
Sky Sports News reported earlier this week that Tottenham would lodge an appeal to get the goal credited to Kane, after the England striker was adamant he should have been awarded the winner.
Christian Eriksen - who swung in the free-kick which resulted in the goal - had originally been noted down as the scorer, but Kane's claims that the ball brushed his shoulder have led to him being given the plaudits.
Following that decision, Kane has scored 25 goals in the league this season, four behind Liverpool's Mohamed Salah - the division's top scorer.
With the race for the Premier League golden boot heating up, Salah appeared to respond to the decision just moments after the announcement, saying 'Wooooooow really?'.
After the game, Kane told Sky Sports: "It's my goal for sure. It flicked off my shoulder and went in. I swear that's mine. It was just off my shoulder. I don't care, it's my goal."
Eriksen said he was happy to give the goal to his team-mate: "I don't know. He celebrated like it was his goal so I expect he touched it. I'll take the assist. That's fine. Of course [you have to take his word for it], but on the camera we will see if it's true or not. I think it is."
