Summary

  • FT: Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 Manchester City - Bergwijn volleys home opener

  • Son's deflected strike doubles hosts' lead

  • Zinchenko receives second yellow card for block

  • Lloris saves Gundogan spot kick & Sterling appeal for penalty on rebound turned down

  • FT: Burnley 0-0 Arsenal

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Emlyn Begley

  1. 'The boys were phenomenal'

    FT: Tottenham 2-0 Man City

    Tottenham manager Jose Mourinho talking to Sky Sports: "I am so pleased for the boys. We were a bit lucky in a couple of situations, but the other perspective very, very unlucky the VAR did not decide for a Raheem Sterling red card.

    "It was a clear red card and completely different game if we played for 75 minutes against 10 men.

    "I see other situations where the decision is red. The red card of Son Heung-min against Chelsea.

    "The boys were phenomenal. The save was fantastic, God's will because it was not a penalty."

    On Steven Bergwijn's goal: "So sharp. Unstoppable for a great goalkeeper."

    On finishing in the top four: "It is going to be difficult. We are in three competitions. But it was a good weekend for us."

  2. Spurs 2-0 Man City

    Jose Mourinho has now won against Pep Guardiola with four different teams - Inter Milan, Real Madrid, Manchester United and Spurs.

    He has beaten Guardiola six times. Only Jurgen Klopp - with eight - has beaten Guardiola more times.

  3. Spurs 2-0 Man City

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    Spurs will catch Chelsea and grab 4th place now. Everton will finish 5th ahead of Wolves and Sheffield U. All exposing Ole's lack of managerial credentials.

    Chris, Cheadle

    This was the refresh/reset that Spurs needed. The new players José has brought in has freshened up this team. Feeling positive, if a little fortunate after the first half.

    Dan, Derbyshire

  5. Spurs 2-0 Man City

    Karen Carney
    Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Spurs earned their luck. They have worked hard, they have put bodies on the line, they have blocked shots. Hugo Lloris changed the game with his penalty save. They grew in confidence when he saved that. There have been a lot of talking points, but Lloris set the tone for Tottenham to go on and they went from strength to strength.

  6. For those asking, Liverpool need six more wins to clinch the Premier League title. Fewer if Manchester City drop points.

    Their sixth game is at home to Crystal Palace on Saturday, 21 March.

  7. FT: Spurs 2-0 Man City

    Karen Carney
    Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Sometimes it's just not your day. Manchester City just weren't at it today. They had chances in the first half but didn't take them and they have been punished for it.

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    That's the third time Pep has lost to "the Harry Kane Team" without Harry Kane playing in any of them. Awkward.

    Anon

  9. Spurs 2-0 Man City

    Spurs' players are understandably are celebrating this huge win on the pitch. Hugs all round.

  10. Spurs 2-0 Man City

    Manchester City have failed to score in successive games for the first time under Pep Guardiola. They last did so in March 2016 - three games running with Manuel Pellegrini.

  11. FULL-TIME

    Spurs 2-0 Man City

    It's all over. Manchester City remain 22 points behind leaders Liverpool.

    Spurs move up to fifth, four points off the Champions League spots.

  12. HITS THE WOODWORK

    Spurs 2-0 Man City

    Davinson Sanchez heads against his own crossbar as City go close again.

    Jose Mourinho has a huge smirk on his face.

  13. YELLOW CARD

    Spurs 2-0 Man City

    City midfielder Rodri gets a late booking for fouling Eric Lamela.

  14. Spurs 2-0 Man City

    One final City chance? Kevin de Bruyne's cross is almost headed into his own net by Harry Winks, but Hugo Lloris saves.

  15. Spurs 2-0 Man City

    Karen Carney
    Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Spurs have been clinical. That's what Manchester City have not been today.

  16. Spurs 2-0 Man City

    Karen Carney
    Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

    It's just been a frustrating day for Manchester City. They just want to get on a coach and go home, don't they.

  17. Spurs 2-0 Man City

    Spurs have their first shot which isn't a goal. Son Heung-min shoots from outside the box but Ederson saves.

  18. INJURY TIME

    Spurs 2-0 Man City

    We're into injury time now. No doubt about this result.

  19. Spurs 2-0 Man City

    Karen Carney
    Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Teams reflect their managers. They mirror them. I don't think Pep Guardiola has looked right all season and that has been reflected in the performances by Manchester City.

  20. Spurs 2-0 Man City

    Bernardo Silva cross, Gabriel Jesus header, Hugo Lloris save.