Pep Guardiola was visibly irate with the referee’s decision not to overturn Tottenham’s first goal for a foul on Marc Guehi as Manchester City surrendered a two-goal lead to drop valuable points in north London.
Thomas Frank is holding his press conference after Tottenham battled back to grab a point and a 2-2 draw with Premier League title-chasing Manchester City on Sunday.
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Jose Mourinho being overcome by modesty. Harry Kane missing in front of goal. Arne Slot getting the credit he deserves at Liverpool. Roy Keane saying something nice about Michael Carrick. Chelsea buying a player over the age of 30.
Half-time change of shape transformed the midfield vs Man City
Workhorse: Conor Gallagher
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Your matchday briefing on Tottenham, featuring team news and expert analysis from Sam Tabuteau
Tottenham Hotspur showed some much-needed fight against Manchester City as they battled back from two goals down to secure a draw, moving back up to 14th place.
Let’s take a look at five things we learned from Tottenham 2-2 Manchester City:
Thomas Frank looked like a proud Dad at the full time whistle as his injury-ravaged Tottenham Hotspur side fought back from 2-0 down at half time to Manchester City to draw 2-2 on Sunday.
Thomas Frank and Tottenham have suffered badly at home this season - and for 45 minutes this looked like another nightmare to add to the list.
