Manchester City 2-3 Tottenham: Premier League – direct reaction! | football

“There is still time for City to win this.” Come on, stop kicking at MBM, that’s what most of us were thinking when Mahrez hit that penalty, right? huh? But not Ian Gamble! Seconds before Kane nodded past Ederson, he emailed: “Yeah, and for balance…also for Spurs to win this?!” Good call… and more deceives me, looking back, given what Spurs achieved at Leicester during injury time exactly one month ago. They get used to this.

Harry Kane, man of the match without a doubt, speaks to Sky Sports. “Crazy game! We worked hard for a long time, going 2-1 up a lot in the second half, so conceding a penalty in the last minute was pretty heartbreaking. But thanks to the boys, we were able to find another opportunity in the end, and thankfully I was able to get away with it. that’s what Premier League all about. A great match for the neutrals and obviously for our fans as well. They will be happy today! We had to find a way to get our season back on track, so the result was really special. Everyone was great, back to back after a tough week. Hopefully we can build on this now.”

New ground was broken on the involuntary shriek front in Skye’s comment tonight, by the way. Turn up the volume!

As for City… well, they’re still in the net and will still be the favorites to win the title. But they have given second-placed Liverpool some renewed hope. They’re still up six points, but now they’ve played one more game, and they still have to welcome Jurgen Klopp’s side to the Etihad. Should Liverpool beat Leeds during the week, to cut the gap to three points, City’s trip next weekend to Everton suddenly looks more difficult than it did at 5.29pm today. But hey, this wild and adorable match makes it clear that there’s no point in either of us expecting anything. Let’s just sit back and enjoy the ride.

Well, first things first: this is a huge result for Tottenham Hotspur. Few expected to take anything from this match, having lost their last two matches miserably, but they completed the double over Manchester City, and this gives them a new boost to their display in the top four. No wonder they’re partying wildly… Although it was a very exciting match, the clock approached the 100th minute, and that’s totally worth it in and of itself! What a performance. The first great manifesto of the Antonio Conte era.

Football, eh? Bloody hell! Looks like we might have a title race after all.

90 min +8: Hogberg drops De Bruyne. A Hill Mary free kick is thrown inside the penalty area. Sanchez’s hook is clear from his six-yard box. Bedlam!

90 min +7: Loris claims a high ball and falls theatrically. time is passing.

90 min +6: When he entered that goal, Guardiola sank to his knees as Conte raced in a semi-circle, shadowing the way Ray Wilkins celebrated his goal in the 1983 FA Cup Final. City can’t find a third equaliser, can they?

Forget amazing! Forget the erotic! This is really dope! Kulusevski is sent rushing into space below right. It’s on the side this time. He gets to the side line and turns away from Kane, who’s up higher and header down at the bottom right!

90 min +4: City grabbed all three points in stoppage time against Arsenal. Can they replicate this feat against their North London rivals?

90 min +3: Prior to the restart, Sessegnon was replaced by Sanchez.

Mahrez stops while racing, then hits an unstoppable shot at the top right! Lloris went in the right direction, but didn’t stand a chance… and there is still plenty of time for City to win this!

90 min +1: Mahrez is preparing to take. Before he can, Seti discusses the verdict. Romero has already received a yellow card, they want a second award. They didn’t get their wish.

90 minutes: The VAR requires the referee to look at the screen. There will be an additional seven minutes.

89 minutes: An uproar in the Tottenham box. Silva crosses from the left. Romero slides across the ball, and the ball darts into his arm. Romero was trying to pull his arm, but it was over his head. The city demands punishment. They may get one.

88 minutes: Now, Laporte has fallen, having injured his knee in a competition with Doherty. frown. Lots of pain, but seems to subside quickly, as he’s up and moving in no time.

87 minutes: Dyer is coming down and requires treatment. He wakes up again soon enough. The referee presses his watch to perform. Expect a little extra time.

85 minutes: Walker flashes across the face of the goal from the right. Foden tries to make a nice reverse click, at six yards. Not getting enough of it. Cancelo returns on the left flank. It’s long loops. Romero heads toward a corner. City takes it short, puts it back in, and De Bruyne takes out the goal kick without damage. Tottenham are still suspended. What will they give this third goal to stand!

82 minutes: Kane was in the center of the circle holding his back after Rodri pushed him. Do no harm, play. City refuse to take the ball out, as is their right. In the end, Lloris claims possession and stops the match. Come on physicists.

80 minutes: Mora was replaced by a son. Then before Lloris could resume the game, he was booked for wasting time. This will be a dramatic result.

79 minutes: Tottenham cannot get out of their own penalty area. City swings crosses from both wings. The pressure is continuous. Then, when De Bruyne betrays his frustration, he steps across the Royal and accepts a free kick.

77 minutes: Nothing comes from this angle either. “After this disappointing tournament with Algeria, I am sure that the City substitute will be eager to prove that there is life in Mahrez.” Our old friend Peter Oh, ladies and gentlemen. He’s here all week. Try the Scotch Egg Black Pudding.

76 minutes: Romero was booked ahead of another corner kick, having tested the referee’s patience with plenty of thrust and push.

75 minutes: This gave the city a new spring in its stride. They respond by pushing Spurs back and winning corners. Spurs are clearly scrambling.

73 minutes: Kane has the ball in the net again. Forget simply amazing. This is unusual! Kulusevski rolls down the right. Cuts and shoots. The ball is deflected to Kane, who spins a sixpence and takes a shot at the bottom left. Bedlam! But the VAR hits Kolosevsky inches offside, a delay for Premier League Leaders!

71 minutes: Sejson gives the ball away, then drags Mahrez to the ground in a panic. Free kick to the right of the city. Everyone lines up at the edge of the box. De Bruyne wrinkles in…no one in particular. Uncharacteristically poor of a genius midfielder. But City is recycling possession, and De Bruyne tries again from the right. This slash ball is so much better…but from a tight angle, Silva hit a wild ball deep in the back rack.

69 minutes: Cancelo whips a cross from the left. Gundogan clicks on the nearby post. The defender kicked the ball out of Davis’ chest and into Loris’ grateful arms.

68 minutes: City make their first change, with a resplendent Mahrez coming in to similarly replace Sterling. Some city teams have it, huh.

67 minutes: Nothing comes from the resulting angle. Spurs are looking to tackle him via Hojbjerg, but Walker bumps into him, lucky not to see yellow.

66 minutes: Lloris owed Tottenham one after their City goal win, and he settled his account here. Gundogan turns hard towards the upper right. He’s heading for the postage stamp, but Lloris is fully stretched and tips the post, stopping a particular target. What a save!