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Man City vs Tottenham LIVE: Premier League result, final score and reaction after last-gasp Harry Kane winner

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Man City host Tottenham in the late kick-off on a busy Saturday in the Premier League.

There were boos last time out for Spurs after defeat to Wolves, and Antonio Conte has been furious at the coverage and reaction to his interview with the Italian media, where he bemoaned the transfer situation after January, despite spending big to sign Rodrigo Bentancur and Dejan Kulusevski, both from Juventus.

Spurs meet a City side in fine form after their demolition of Sporting in the Champions League this week, to all but secure their place in the quarter-finals following the one-sided first leg. Bernardo Silva, Phil Foden and Raheem Sterling all enter this game in fine form and pose a huge threat to Spurs as they bid to keep alive hopes of a top-four finish.

The task at hand has been simplified by City’s dominance in possession though, which could aid Conte’s ability to drill his side this week on the training ground in hope of at least a performance to promote confidence down the straight as Harry Kane considers his future this summer with just two years remaining on his contract.

Follow the build-up, live score and goal updates, analysis and reaction from the Etihad Stadium below:

Man City vs Tottenham

  • Man City XI: Ederson, João Cancelo, Laporte, Rúben Dias, Walker, De Bruyne, Rodri, Gündogan(c), Foden, Bernardo Silva, Sterling

  • Spurs XI: Lloris(c), Romero, Dier, Davies, Emerson Royal, Bentancur, Sessegnon, Højbjerg, Kulusevski, Son, Kane

  • GOAL! Kulusevski gives Spurs a shock early lead after great work from Kane and Son, 0-1

  • GOAL! Lloris error gifts Gundogan equaliser, 1-1

  • GOAL! Kane drifts into City box unmarked and dispatches Son cross, 1-2

  • GOAL! Mahrez hammers stoppage-time penalty home to save City, 2-2

  • GOAL! Kane thumps home last-gasp header to regain Spurs lead, 2-3

Manchester City FC 2 - 3 Tottenham Hotspur FC

Man City 2 - 3 Spurs

19:30 , Michael Jones

That result is fantastic for Liverpool. They are now six points behind Manchester City with a game in hand and with Man City still to play. Tottenham move up to seventh in the league. They’re back in the top four race as well. Four points behind Manchester United (4th) with two games in hand on them.

Harry Kane celebrates Tottenham winner at Man City

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Full-time: Man City 2 - 3 Spurs

19:28 , Michael Jones

90+9 mins: There’s the final whistle! Tottenham have done it. They’ve come to the Etihad and beaten the Premier League champions. It was a masterful performance from Harry Kane. Two goals and another one disallowed.

What a game.

GOAL! Man City 2 - 3 Spurs (Kane, 90+5’)⚽️

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90+5 mins: HARRY KANE! Tottenham flick the ball over to Kulusevski on the right wing. He’s onside this time and brings the ball to the edge of the box before lifting a cross into the middle. Kane squeezes in front of Kyle Walker, jumps into the air and nods the ball into the far bottom corner! What a goal, what a game!

GOAL! Man City 2 - 2 Spurs (Mahrez, 90+2’)⚽️

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90+2 mins: Mahrez fires the penalty kick into the roof of the net and leaves Hugo Lloris very little chance to keep it out. The goalkeeper guessed the right way but couldn’t reach it and Man City have a very late equaliser.

Man City 1 - 2 Spurs

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90+1 mins: There’s going to be seven minutes of added time to play. Riyah Mahrez has the chance to bring City level here. Can he score?

Penalty to Man City!

19:18 , Michael Jones

Man City 1 - 2 Spurs

90 mins: Penalty shout! VAR is looking at a possible handball against Cristian Romero. Bernardo Silva whips a cross into the box and Romero throws himself in front of it. His arm is in the air and this doesn’t look great for Spurs.

The referee is called over to the pitch side monitor... it’s a penalty!

Man City 1 - 2 Spurs

19:16 , Michael Jones

87 mins: Tottenham are trying to take the sting out of the game. Going down after tackles and trying to stem the flow of Manchester City’s play. Rodri pulls at Bentancur’s shirt and the Tottenham midfielder hits the deck for another free kick.

Man City 1 - 2 Spurs

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84 mins: Riyad Mahrez chips a cross into the box but can’t find a way through Cristian Romero who heads it away for Tottenham. Kyle Walker sends it back into the box but laces his pass through the six-yard box and no-one can get a touch to it.

Man City 1 - 2 Spurs

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81 mins: Bernardo Silva brings the ball in from the left and finds Rodri. He passes it up to Gundogan who attempts to weave his way into the box but miscontrols the ball and lets it run through to Hugo Lloris.

Emerson Royal is taken off and Matt Doherty brought on for the last 10 minutes or so.

Man City 1 - 2 Spurs

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78 mins: Tottenham are being asked to defend deep. City keep up the pressure and whip a few crosses into the box that Romero deals with. Emerson Royal tries to take the ball out to the right wing and is fouled by Kevin De Bruyne.

Lucas Moura is brought on with Son Heung-min the man replaced.

NO GOAL! Man City 1 - 2 Spurs

19:04 , Michael Jones

75 mins: It’s not to be for Tottenham! VAR was asked to check the goal and Kulusevski was mere inches offside as the ball came over to him so Kane’s goal doesn’t stand. Spurs still have the lead though but City will throw everything they have at them now.

GOAL! Man City 1 - 3 Spurs (Kane, 73')⚽️

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73 mins: Another one for Harry Kane! Tottenham work a diagonal pass over to the right wing where Kulusevski brings it down. He comes inside and shoots but a deflection knocks the ball to Kane in the box. He rolls it onto his right foot and rattles a shot at goal. Ederson gets a hand to it but can;t keep it out!

Man City 1 - 2 Spurs

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69 mins: Raheem Sterling has been replaced with Riyad Mahrez and Man City try to get themselves back into this game.

Close! Bernardo Silva has moved out to the left side and curls a cross into the box. Ilkay Gundogan flicks the ball into the six-yard box where it hits Ben Davies, drops to the floor and is claimed by Hugo Lloris. That could have gone anywhere.

Harry Kane celebrates goal as Tottenham retake lead over Man City

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Man City 1 - 2 Spurs

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66 mins: Save! Hugo Lloris makes up for his early error with a flying save over to his left. Ilkay Gundogan receives the ball just outside the box and curls a fine effort towards the far top corner. Lloris does a little shuffle then leaps and manages to get his hand there to push the ball wide. It was right at the tip of his outstretched hand. Cracking save from the Tottenham goalkeeper.

Man City 1 - 2 Spurs

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63 mins: Save! Tottenham haven’t been great today but Harry Kane has been world class. He’s dragging his team up the pitch. Sessegnon brings the ball down the left and knocks it inside to Rodrigo Bentancur. Another quick pass puts the ball to Son on the edge of the box and he slides it into Kane. Kane takes a touch and shoots but Ederson charges him down and keeps the ball out!

GOAL! Man City 1 - 2 Spurs (Kane, 59’)⚽️

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59 mins: Harry Kane! Kane starts the move with a crossfield pass from deep. Son Heung-min is the target but a backtracking Aymeric Laporte heads the ball away from him. Ryan Sessegnon sprints up the pitch to recover the ball and slots it up to Son on the edge of the box. Son dinks the ball into the area as Kane sprints through the City lines. He meets it on the half-volley and leaves Ederson no chance to stop it! Tottenham are back in front.

Man City 1 - 1 Spurs

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56 mins: Save! The ball comes to Kane in midfield and once again he does brilliantly to hold up the ball and slide a forward pass up to Son bursting through the middle of the pitch. He collects the ball, carries it into the box and cuts onto his left foot before drilling a low effort at Ederson who falls to his right to keep it out.

Man City 1 - 1 Spurs

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53 mins: Kevin De Bruyne knocks a corner kick in towards the near post and finds Ruben Dias who keeps the ball alive by flicking it over to the back post with an outstretched foot. Raheem Sterling is waiting for the ball but Eric Dier gets there first and nods it away for Tottenham.

Man City 1 - 1 Spurs

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50 mins: Bernardo Silva links up with Phil Foden on the right side allowing him to bring the ball into the box. He lays it off to Kevin De Bruyne whose flick into the middle is headed clear by Eric Dier.

Man City 1 - 1 Spurs

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48 mins: Joao Cancelo intercepts the ball to stop a Spurs counter from developing and then drives up the left side of the pitch. He comes inside and wins a free kick after Kulusevski clips him from behind.

The free kick is knocked across to Ruben Dias who chips the ball into the box for Kyle Walker’s overlapping run. He attempts to pull it back into the middle with a volley but can’t pick out a teammates and Spurs boot it clear.

Second half: Man City 1 - 1 Spurs

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Kick off: Manchester City get the match back underway. Pep Guardiola gave an energetic talk in the tunnel before his team came back out onto the pitch.

Can City go on to win this game?

Hakim Ziyech saves abject Chelsea as late goal hands Crystal Palace cruel blow

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After being crowned world champions under the desert sun, Chelsea’s short trip through the storm to south London threatened to leave them drenched in reality.

For 89 minutes, a fairly miserable performance was mired in familiar problems as Thomas Tuchel’s attack toiled in vain and Romelu Lukaku’s presence wavered between inhibiting or anonymous.

But just as the clock was about to bleed into the red of stoppage time, Hakim Ziyech’s deft volley at the far post rescued all three points for Chelsea and prevented them from being plunged deeper into a top-four battle.

Hakim Ziyech saves abject Chelsea as late goal hands Crystal Palace cruel blow

Southampton pile pressure on Everton with 2-0 win

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Stuart Armstrong and Shane Long struck rare Premier League goals as Southampton overwhelmed Everton 2-0 on the south coast.

If Armstrong was ecstatic to end a drought running from April 4, 2021, Long stepped off the bench to top that sense of relief with his first touch.

Republic of Ireland striker Long’s last Premier League effort for Saints came in a 2-0 win over Aston Villa on February 22, 2020.

Southampton pile pressure on Everton with 2-0 win

Wout Weghorst helps Burnley off foot of Premier League table with Brighton win

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Wout Weghorst fired his first Premier League goal as relegation-threatened Burnley climbed off the bottom of the table with a resounding 3-0 success at Brighton.

Netherlands striker Weghorst – a £12million January signing from German club Wolfsburg following Chris Wood’s departure to Newcastle – set the Clarets on course for a first win in 12 top-flight games with a clinical finish.

Josh Brownhill’s deflected drive doubled the visitors’ advantage before Aaron Lennon’s second-half strike sealed a stunning scoreline at the Amex Stadium.

Wout Weghorst helps Burnley off foot of Premier League table with Brighton win

Emmanuel Dennis ends Watford’s winless run at Aston Villa

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Emmanuel Dennis ended Watford’s three-month wait for a victory as Roy Hodgson celebrated his first win in charge on the road at Aston Villa.

The Hornets arrived at Villa Park in the midst of the longest current winless run in the Premier League, having picked up just two points in the 11 matches that followed November’s memorable win against Manchester United.

Hodgson replaced Claudio Ranieri during that bleak run and secured his first victory as Watford manager on Saturday afternoon as Dennis headed home a cross from Ismaila Sarr to seal a 1-0 triumph.

Emmanuel Dennis ends Watford’s winless run at Aston Villa

Mohamed Salah scores 150th Liverpool goal as Reds hit back to beat Norwich

18:22 , Michael Jones

Mohamed Salah’s 150th Liverpool goal helped keep his side’s title challenge on track as they came from behind to beat Norwich 3-1 at Anfield.

Victory kept the pressure on leaders Manchester City ahead of their evening kick-off but more significantly it was the momentum it maintained in their pursuit which was crucial.

How significant this result – an eighth successive win in all competitions – is will only be known come May, but it felt like a season-defining moment when the Egypt international rolled home a gentle shot in the 67th minute to put the Reds ahead.

Mohamed Salah scores 150th Liverpool goal as Reds hit back to beat Norwich

Emile Smith Rowe and Bukayo Saka shine as Arsenal down Brentford to continue turnaround

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Some at Arsenal may call it “revenge”, but they should now have much bigger aims.

Earlier today Mikel Arteta’s young team emphasised the extent of their improvement with a 2-1 win over Brentford that was a far cry from the alarming 2-0 defeat that kicked off the season.

Thomas Frank’s team, still without Christian Eriksen, didn’t create anything like the same noise. They barely created anything at all, and should really start to worry about getting dragged into a relegation battle.

Emile Smith Rowe and Bukayo Saka shine as Arsenal ease past Brentford

Half-time: Man City 1 - 1 Spurs

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45+2 mins: Nothing the separate the teams at the break. Dejan Kulusevski puts Tottenham in front inside of five minutes and the visitors were holding City at bay for the next half an hour.

A mistake from goalkeeper Hugo Lloris saw him fumble Raheem Sterling’s cross back into the path of Ilkay Gundogan and City’s captain made no mistakes knocking it home.

Man City 1 - 1 Spurs

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45 mins: Two minutes of added time to play in the first half. City switch the play over to Sterling on the left and he weaves inside of Royal. Cristian Romero skips across to cover and nicks the ball off Sterling before he can shoot.

Man City 1 - 1 Spurs

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42 mins: There’s a stoppage after Kyle Walker bursts down the right wing. He squares the ball into the box and picks out Raheem Sterling. Sterling runs onto a first time shot but is met by Emerson Royal who blocks his effort and takes a knock to the head in the process.

Man City 1 - 1 Spurs

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39 mins: Tottenham look to have pushed slightly higher since the Man City goal and are trying to play it through midfield. They don’t manage it though and Ben Davies is called into action to boot the ball clear as City quickly move it into the Tottenham box.

Man City 1 - 1 Spurs

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36 mins: It’s a deserved goal. Tottenham haven’t been able to handle City’s left side and they’ve paid the price. The goalkeeper could do better. It’s a mistake from him but City have been knocking on the door since they went behind early on.

Joao Cancelo takes a shot from range but sends it wide of the near post after it deflects behind off Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg.

GOAL! Man City 1 - 1 Spurs (Gundogan, 33’)⚽️

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33 mins: Equaliser! City attack down the left side with Cancelo trying to weave his way into the box. He lays it off to Sterling who slots a cross into the six-yard area. Kevin De Bruyne tries to get on the end of it but Hugo Lloris comes out to claim the ball. He spills it and the ball rolls out to Ilkay Gundogan who nestles it into the back of the net.

Man City 0 - 1 Spurs

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30 mins: Bernardo Silva makes a run down the right side before cutting the ball back to Rodri. He flicks a cross into the middle of the box where Ilkay Gundogan raise his foot high to win it and ends up knocking it behind for a goal kick.

Man City 0 - 1 Spurs

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27 mins: Tottenham’s biggest threat by far is the counterattack. Hojbjerg knocks the ball down the left wing and sends Son and Walker sprinting after it. Son wins the race but has to keep the play from crossing the touchline. The ball rolls away from him just as Walker arrives to recover it and the attack dies down for Spurs.

Man City 0 - 1 Spurs

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24 mins: Tottenham have had a couple of warning signs from Man City now. They need to tighten up on their right side defensively or else it won’t be too long before City score.

Tottenham win the ball in midfield and give it to Harry Kane. He turns and sees Son Heung-min’s run in between Ruben Dias and Kyle Walker so feeds the ball into that gap. Son’s first touch isn’t great though and it allows Walker the chance to sprint back and recover possession.

Tottenham were almost in again there.

Man City 0 - 1 Spurs

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21 mins: Off the post! Man City are having the most joy down the left side. Phil Foden and Raheem Sterling have switched places and Cancelo slides the ball to Sterling. He carries it into the box and lays the ball inside to Ilkay Gundogan. He evades a tackle from Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg and then curls an effort into the outside of the far post!

Man City 0 - 1 Spurs

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18 mins: Chance! Aymeric Laporte flicks the ball over to Joao Cancelo on the left wing. He brings it inside and shifts around Dejan Kulusevski before shimmying into the box past Emerson Royal. He rolls the ball onto his right-foot and curls one towards the far top corner but sends the effort just wide of the goal.

Man City 0 - 1 Spurs

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16 mins: Harry Kane is having to do a lot of work for Tottenham. Whenever they win the ball deep in their own half, Spurs play it up to Kane who’s making runs through the lines and trying to get in behind the City centre-backs. If the ball doesn’t reach him, he’s quickly out to press and trying to force City back.

Man City 0 - 1 Spurs

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13 mins: Harry Kane laces a left-foot pass over to the right side of the pitch and picks out Emerson Royal pressing forward. He’s got bags of space in front of him so takes his time with a cross into the box. Spurs throw men forward as the ball drops to Ryan Sessegnon at the back post and he attempts to keep it alive with a volley but knocks the ball out of play.

Man City 0 - 1 Spurs

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Man City 0 - 1 Spurs

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10 mins: Joao Cancelo switches the play with a cross field pass over to Raheem Sterling on the right side. Sterling attempts to take on Ryan Sessegnon but is dispossessed by the defender. Sessegnon attempts to drive forward on the counterattack but Sterling shows his strength to shoulder in front of him and recover the ball.

Man City 0 - 1 Spurs

17:38 , Michael Jones

7 mins: What a start for Tottenham. Antonio Conte will be delighted with that. Spurs are setting up with a back five when Man City have the ball so they’re expecting to do a lot of defending. Now they have something to defend.

Kevin De Bruyne flicks the ball into the box and Phil Foden heads it on into the six-yard box. Ilkay Gundogan is hovering around but Hugo Lloris beats him to the ball and scoops it up.

GOAL! Man City 0 - 1 Spurs (Kulusevski, 4’)⚽️

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4 mins: Great goal from Tottenham! Harry Kane drops deep to receive the ball and then flicks a first time pass in behind Ruben Dias. He pushes up to play the offside trap on Son Heung-min but the Spurs forward times his run brilliantly and sprints away from the centre-back. He chases down the ball brings it into the box before squaring a pass over to Dejan Kulusevski who guides it home!

Man City 0 - 0 Spurs

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3 mins: Spurs try to play their way out from the back but Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg is caught by Ilkay Gundogan who puts the ball out of play with his tackle.

It doesn’t take long for City to recover the ball. Aymeric Laporte passes it out to Joao Cancelo on the left and he whips a cross into the box that doesn’t quite drop for Raheem Sterling.

Man City 0 - 0 Spurs

17:31 , Michael Jones

Kick off: Tottenham get the ball rolling at the Etihad Stadium. They work the ball down the right wing but lose possession to City. Ruben Dias flicks the ball down the left side for Raheem Sterling but the pass it overhit and Sterling can’t bring it under control.

Man City vs Spurs

17:28 , Michael Jones

This should hopefully be a good game. Spurs have lost their last three Premier League fixtures and now have to take on the league leaders away from home.

Manchester City are in incredible form. They haven’t lost since October and are heading towards another Premier League title. Can Tottenham halt their progress this evening?

Here come the teams.

Man City vs Spurs: Pep Guardiola says Man City’s failure to sign Harry Kane left him unsure how team would perform

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Pep Guardiola has stressed he did not know how Manchester City’s season would pan out after their failure to sign Harry Kane from Tottenham last summer.

The City boss says a deal for Kane was “far away” with Spurs “clear this is not going to happen”, adding: “When that happens two or three or four times, it’s over.”

With no high-profile striker arriving as Sergio Aguero departed for Barcelona, City started 2021-22 with back-to-back defeats, being beaten 1-0 at Tottenham – then managed by Nuno Espirito Santo – in their Premier League opener a week after losing to Leicester by the same score in the Community Shield.

Pep Guardiola: City’s failure to sign Harry Kane left him unsure how team would play

Man City vs Spurs

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Tottenham are looking to avoid losing four successive Premier League games for the first time since a run of six defeats between October and November 2004.

They have conceded seven goals in their last three top-flight matches, one more than they did in their first nine under Antonio Conte.

Spurs are also trying to secure their first league double over the reigning top-flight champions since 1986-87, when they beat Liverpool 1-0 home and away.

Man City vs Spurs

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Manchester City have earned 43 points from 45 available in the Premier League since losing to Crystal Palace in October. The aggregate score in those matches is 41-8.

They have won all 19 league games this season in which they scored the opening goal and City have scored 98 goals in 37 competitive fixtures in 2021-22. It took them until their 45th game of last season to reach a century of goals.

Man City vs Spurs

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Just over 10 minutes to go before kick off at the Etihad Stadium. Manchester City need to win to restore their nine point lead over Liverpool. Three points for Tottenham would move them back into seventh place, four points off the top four with two games in hand.

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Man City vs Spurs: Antonio Conte arrives at Man City juncture amid more Tottenham noise

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When Tottenham Hotspur officials saw the actual transcription of what Antonio Conte said in interviews this week, they were less aggravated, but still perturbed. There is an anxiety about just how much noise the Italian is causing.

Those close to him would say he’s always like this, and was the same in his first season at an ailing Inter Milan. He then made them champions.

That was a different situation at a different club, though. At Spurs, he’s only making more problems.

Antonio Conte arrives at Man City juncture amid more Tottenham noise

Manchester City vs Tottenham: Head-to-head

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Manchester City’s only loss in their last 12 home games against Tottenham in all competitions was a 2-1 league defeat in February 2016.

However, Spurs have won three of the last four league meetings, which is as many as they had in their previous 13 attempts. All of those victories have been at home though.

Manchester City vs Tottenham

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There’s one more Premier League game to go today as Manchester City take on Tottenham at the Etihad Stadium. Here’s a reminder of the two teams:

Man City XI: Ederson, Cancelo, Laporte, Dias, Walker, De Bruyne, Rodri, Gundogan, Foden, Bernardo Silva, Sterling

Tottenham XI: Lloris, Romero, Dier, Davies, Emerson Royal, Bentancur, Sessegnon, Hojbjerg, Kulusevski, Son, Kane

Premier League standings

17:07 , Michael Jones

There isn’t much change at the top of the table as Liverpool and Chelsea remain second and third. Liverpool are now only six points behind Manchester City although the champions kick off against Tottenham in just under half an hours time. Arsenal have drawn level with West Ham on points but they remain sixth on goal difference.

At the bottom victories for Burnley and Watford have move both team ahead of Norwich although they still remain in the bottom three. Everton’s defeat to Southampto means they are only four points off the drop zone.

Brentford are 14th, Crystal Palace 13th, Aston Villa 12th, Southampton 10th and Brighton 9th.

Reguilon confirms Tottenham absence at Man City due to Covid

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Premier League 3pm kick offs: Full-time scores

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Here are the full results from the six 3pm Premier League games:

Arsenal 2-1 Brentford

Aston Villa 0-1 Watford

Brighton 0-3 Burnley

Crystal Palace 0-1 Chelsea

Liverpool 3-1 Norwich

Southampton 2-0 Everton

Full-time: Aston Villa 0-1 Watford

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Watford hang on through a long period of added time to beat Aston Villa at Villa Park. Emmanuel Dennis’ strike the difference between the teams there.

Full-time: Arsenal 2-1 Brentford

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There was no time for Brentford to complete a comeback as the full-time whistle goes shortly after the game was restarted. Arsenal pick up another victory at the Emirates stadium.

GOAL! Arsenal 2-1 Brentford (Norgaard, 90+3’)⚽️

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90+3 mins: Christian Norgaard is awarded a consolation goal for Brentford after a lenghty VAR check. His effort was originally ruled out for offside before the replays show that wasn’t the case.

Full-time: Brighton 0-3 Burnley

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Burnley pick up a hige three points at the Amex Stadium. They are off the bottom of the table!

Full-time: Crystal Palace 0-1 Chelsea

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Chelsea return to the Premier League with a win over Crystal Palace. It was a closely fought affair but Hakim Ziyech’s late goal was enough to gvie the Blues all three points.

Crystal Palace 0-1 Chelsea - Blues celebrate Ziyech goal

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Full-time: Southampton 2-0 Everton

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All over at St. Mary’s too. An impressive display from Southampton sees them ease past Frank Lampard’s Everton. The Toffees haven’t won in 10 Premier League away games now.

Full-time: Liverpool 3-1 Norwich

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Liverpool came back from a goal down to comfortably beat Norwich at Anfield. They close the gap on Manchester City to six points but the league leaders still have to play today. They kick off against Tottenham at 5.30pm.

GOAL! Crystal Palace 0-1 Chelsea (Ziyech, 89’) ⚽️

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89 mins: Chelsea look like they’ve stolen it at the death! Marcos Alonso swings a great ball into the far side of the box from the left wing. The ball drops over Tyrick Mitchell who lets it go. He doesn’t see Hakim Ziyech arriving and the Chelsea man volleys a cool effort straight into the back of the net!

Liverpool 3-1 Norwich

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88 mins: Liverpool are cruising to victory at Anfield. Watford are winning against Aston Villa, Burnley are also beating Brighton which means Norwich are heading to the bottom of the table as it stands.

GOAL! Southampton 2-0 Everton (Long, 84)⚽️

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84 mins: Shane Long has secured the points for Southampton. It’s a deserved goal for the home side. Stuart Armstrong slots the ball out to Tino Livramento on the right side and he whips a cross to the back post. Shane Long leaps higher than everyone else and nods the ball back across goal to send it into the far bottom corner.

GOAL! Arsenal 2-0 Brentford (Saka, 79’)⚽️

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79 mins: Arsenal double their lead through Bukayo Saka! That should be that at the Emirates stadium. Brentford lose the ball and Alexandre Lacazette sends it up to Saka on the left hand side. He drives at goal with only the goalkeeper to beat and then slots it coolly past Davd Raya.

GOAL! Aston Villa 0-1 Watford (Dennis, 78’)⚽️

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78 mins: Huge goal at Villa Park. Ashley Young has just come for Villa. Ismaila Sarr floats a cross to the back post and Young doesn’t spot Emmanuel Dennis’ run into the box. Dennis gets in front of the defender and nods it home to put Watford in front. Huge goal for the visitors.

GOAL! Liverpool 3-1 Norwich (Diaz, 81’)⚽️

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81 mins: Game over at Anfield! Luis Diaz secures the points for Liverpool!

NO GOAL! Crystal Palace 0-0 Chelsea

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76 mins: Reprieve for Crystal Palace as Hakim Ziyech’s goal is chalked off by VAR for offside!

GOAL! Crystal Palace 0-1 Chelsea (Ziyech, 75’)⚽️

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75 mins: Chelsea may have broken the deadlock a Selhurst Park. Mateo Kovacic has just come on for the Blues and slots a great ass up the pitch to Romelu Lukaku who brings the ball down and shoots. Vicente Guaita makes a goods ave but parries the ball out ot Hakim Ziyech who turns it into the back of the net.

VAR are checking it though for a possible offside...

Liverpool 2-1 Norwich

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Manchester City vs Tottenham: Line-ups

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Man City XI:

Tottenham XI:

Crystal Palace 0-0 Chelsea

16:32 , Michael Jones

70 mins: Still nothing to separate the teams at Selhurst Park. Chelsea just haven’t got into gear in their first league match in almost a month. Michael Olise is booked for a late tackle on Kai Havertz but the Blues fail to capitalise on the set piece.

GOAL! Brighton 0-3 Burnley (Lennon, 69’)⚽️

16:28 , Michael Jones

69 mins: Game over at the Amex Stadium! Burnley are going to win this one. Burnley win the ball back and fire it straight up the pitch where Wout Weghorst and Jay Rodriguez to hold up the ball. It comes out to Aaron Lennon who drives at Marc Cucurella before blasting a shot into the underside of the bar and over the line.

GOAL! Liverpool 2-1 Norwich (Salah, 67’)⚽️

16:25 , Michael Jones

67 mins: Turnaround at Anfield! Mo Salah puts the home side in front after collecting a long ball with his left-foot and his back to goal. Salah shoots on the spin and guides his effort into the bottom corner!

GOAL! Liverpool 1-1 Norwich (Mane, 64’)⚽️

16:22 , Michael Jones

64 mins: Sadio Mane has the equaliser for Liverpool! Divock Origi and Thiago Alcantara are on replacing Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Naby Keita for Liverpool.

The ball comes into the box for Mane who hits a beautiful scissor kick and knocks the ball into the back of the net.

Crystal Palace 0-0 Chelsea

16:20 , Michael Jones

60 mins: Kai Havertz is brought down on the edge of the box and Chelsea win a free kick in a decent area. Hakim Ziyech takes the set piece and whips his shot into the wall before getting to the rebound and having that shot blocked as well.

Crystal Palace 0-0 Chelsea

16:19 , Michael Jones

57 mins: Crystal Palace get in of goal with Jordan Ayew bringing the ball past Malang Sarr before passing it inside to Jeffrey Schlupp who leans back on a shot and punts it over the crossbar!

Liverpool 0-1 Norwich

16:17 , Michael Jones

55 mins: Liverpool are dominating at Anfield but can’t score. They’ve had 16 chances already with four on target but Norwich have the lead. Luis Diaz blasts another shot at goal and forces Angus Gunn into a decent save to push the ball wide of the post.

GOAL! Southampton 1-0 Everton (Armstrong, 52’)⚽️

16:12 , Michael Jones

52 mins: Southampton are in front against Everton! Andre Gomes is catch in possession by Oriol Romeu. He drives down the left and slots the ball over to Che Adams. Adams knocks it down to Stuart Armstrong who curls a shot around Jordan Pickford to put the Saints in front.

GOAL! Arsenal 1-0 Brentford (Smith Rowe, 48’)⚽️

16:10 , Michael Jones

48 mins: Arsenal finally take the lead against Brentford and it’s Emile Smith Rowe who’s scored! Brentford have pushed up the pitch as Arsenal come down the right side. Alexandre Lacazette sends the ball across to Smith Rowe who cuts inside to take on Kristoffer Ajer before lacing a shot into the back of the net!

Southampton 0-0 Everton

16:08 , Michael Jones

50 mins: Dominic Calvert-Lewin has a goal disallowed after heading home from a couple of yards out. He’s been ruled offside and the game at St. Mary’s remains goalless.

GOAL! Liverpool 0-1 Norwich (Rashica, 48)⚽️

16:05 , Michael Jones

48 mins: Norwich lead at Anfield! Milot Rashica is given the ball on the left hand side y Josh Sargent. He brings the ball inside and shoots, hitting Joel Matip and deflecting the ball past Alisson to put the visitors in front!

Premier League 3pm kick offs: Second half

16:04 , Michael Jones

Kick off: Burnley were the only Premier League to score in the first half of today’s three o’clock kick offs. As the second halves get started lets hope there are a few more goals.

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West Ham vs Newcastle: Joe Willock earns Newcastle precious point as West Ham stutter in race for Champions League

15:57 , Michael Jones

You could just about feel the lingering impact of Storm Eunice at the London Stadium, but the only disruption here was the damage Newcastle have done to West Ham’s top four bid. This was a match that David Moyes side needed, and were expected, to win to keep those Champions League hopes alive. But with the competition around them tightening and another game down, momentum is no longer with them. The boos at the full-time would tell you that.

Newcastle will hope that they are soon in West Ham’s position, fifth in the Premier League and fighting for the Champions League places. But this was a day, and line-up, for a scrap and Eddie Howe’s side come away having earned a point to extend their unbeaten run in the Premier League to six matches and move a step closer to survival.

Joe Willock earns Newcastle precious point as West Ham stutter

Manchester City vs Tottenham: Injuries and absentees

15:53 , Michael Jones

Coming up later, Manchester City take on Tottenham Hotspur at the Eithad Stadium. Kick off for that one is at 5.30pm with the team news expected shortly. Here’s what we know so far:

Jack Grealish will miss out due to the shin issue that has seen him sit out their last two matches with Gabriel Jesus and Cole Palmer remaining on the sidelines.

Eric Dier missed the last three Tottenham games with a thigh injury but he is fit again but Oliver Skipp, Japhet Tanganga are out and an unnamed player is missing due to Covid-19.

Premier League 3pm kick offs: Half-time scores

15:50 , Michael Jones

Who had Burnley as the only Premier League team to score before half-time? The Clarets lead by two goals to nil at the Amex Stadium against Brighton.

Everywhere else it’s goalless.

Arsenal 0-0 Brentford

Aston Villa 0-0 Watford

Brighton 0-2 Burnley

Crystal Palace 0-0 Chelsea

Liverpool 0-0 Norwich

Southampton 0-0 Everton

Arsenal 0-0 Brentford

15:46 , Michael Jones

44 mins: Brentford midfielder Mathias Jensen hobbles off with an injury and Vitaly Janelt takes his place just before half-time.

Crystal Palace 0-0 Chelsea

15:44 , Michael Jones

43 mins: Michael Olise whips a cross into the box and and finds Marc Guehi who turns the ball towards goal befor Malang Sarr intercepts and boots the ball clear for Chelsea.

GOAL! Brighton 0 - 2 Burnley (Brownhill, 40’)⚽️

15:41 , Michael Jones

40 mins: Burnley double their lead! Wout Weghorst is involved again as he holds the ball up before slotting it inside to Josh Brownhill. He shoots and the ball deflects off one of the Brighton defenders, Marc Cucurella or Joel Veltman, before sneaking under Robert Sanchez and nestling in the back of the net. It’s Brownhill’s first Premier League goal!

Liverpool 0-0 Norwich

15:40 , Michael Jones

36 mins: Liverpool are piling the pressure on Norwich and have got the ball into the back of the net. Naby Keita has a shot deflected into the box and hits it straight at Jordan Henderson. The ball strikes the Liverpool captain and bounces free to Virgil van Dijk who turns it into the goal only to see it chalked out for offside.

Liverpool 0-0 Norwich

15:37 , Michael Jones

33 mins: Norwich have been impressive at Anfield. The home side have having more of the ball but the Canaries have been very effective on the counterattack and have had a few decent chances.

The end-to-end flow of the game has just settled down a bit with Norwich defending solidly.

Aston Villa 0-0 Watford

15:35 , Michael Jones

30 mins: The Aston Villa fans are getting a bit frustrated with their team. Watford are dominating possession with Emmanuel Dennis causing real trouble for Matty Cash.

Emiliano Buendia slots Danny Ings in for a shot that he curls around Ben Foster. The effort hits the outside of the post and bounces wide. Ings looked slightly offside so it wouldn’t have counted anyway.

Southampton 0-0 Everton

15:31 , Michael Jones

28 mins: Southampton are in the ascendancy against Everton. Mohammed Elyounoussi sees a shot saved by Jordan Pickford before the home side appeal for penalty after an effort from Kyle Walker-Peters is blocked in the box. Saints think it’s a handball but the referee thinks otherwise. Nothing comes from it.

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