Jose Mourinho is now suggesting Raheem Sterling should be shown a second yellow card for diving, if that wasn't a foul.

The VAR team say no penalty! And finally Spurs can celebrate that Hugo Lloris save.

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Spurs 0-0 Man City

Hugo Lloris saves the penalty... and as Raheem Sterling goes for the rebound, Lloris brings him down.

VAR are having a look.

It's all kicking off. About 15 players in a melee. There's talk of being another penalty.

Ilkay Gundogan steps up... and Hugo Lloris saves. Lloris went the right way and keeps Gundogan's penalty out.

Jose Mourinho laughs on the bench.

Karen Carney
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Mike Dean was just telling the players that he got the ball but I tell you what Serge Aurier, that is risky. You don't dive in.

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I've finally seen a replay. Serge Aurier came in from the side on Sergio Aguero and didn't get the ball.

It took almost two minutes to award the penalty. Mike Dean initially gave it the 'got the ball' symbol.

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Spurs 0-0 Man City

VAR are having a look at a tackle on Sergio Aguero in the box as a possible penalty. I haven't seen a replay to see what happened yet.

Almost a Spurs chance as debutant Steven Bergwijn pops up on the right wing and his cross towards Dele Alli is just headed away in time.

As usual there is a huge difference in opinion on social media and text. Most of you think it was a red - with one calling for the referees to be sacked. And someone has accused us of being biased - against City presumably - for suggesting Raheem Sterling escaped a red card...

Spurs send the big lads forward but Giovani lo Celso's free-kick is headed away.

It's a second booking for City. Kyle Walker gets the ball run and then fouls Lucas Moura in trying to get possession back.

Karen Carney
Former England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Spurs need a bit of a respite because it is just wave after wave of Manchester City attack. They miss a number nine like Harry Kane who can just hold up the ball and give them a break.

Kyle Walker to Riyad Mahrez down the right, the winger cuts onto his left foot and inswings a cross which is too high for anyone.

Spurs have only had two touches in City's penalty area so far. One shot, which was blocked.

City have had five shots - forcing two saves and hitting the post.

Sergio Aguero has hit the woodwork 33 times in the Premier League, seven more times than any other player since his debut.