FT: Man City 2-3 Spurs - Mahrez's injury-time penalty to level, Kane dramatically responds in final moments
FT: Liverpool 3-1 Norwich - Rashica's deflected effort for shock lead, but Mane, Salah & Diaz hit back
Liverpool now six points behind City with a game in hand
FT: Brighton 0-3 Burnley - Weghorst's first Clarets goal, Brownhill effort & Lennon with third
FT: Palace 0-1 Chelsea - Ziyech late on; FT: Villa 0-1 Watford - Dennis with big goal for Hornets
FT: Arsenal 2-1 Brentford - Smith Rowe & Saka for Gunners, late Norgaard consolation; FT: Saints 2-0 Everton - Stuart Armstrong & Long
FT: West Ham 1-1 Newcastle - Dawson heads in Cresswell free-kick, Willock's leveller creeps over the line
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Tottenham manager Antonio Conte, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: "[It was a] perfect start [from us]. Finally.
"The first goal was great because it comes from our work we prepare.
"You know when you play Manchester City you will concede 70% of possession. But I say to my players that when you are defending, in your mind you must always be attacking. In your mind you want to win the ball and attack.
"To have this thought, in the final minutes, their goal could have killed you. Instead my players wanted to win.
"This is for the fans to give them satisfaction because we lost two games at home.
"For sure this is great. Maybe another team when City made it 2-2 they would have [been] thinking the game had ended. Instead my team wanted to win.
"I think in every moment of the game my team wanted to attack them. Every time we had the ball I was thinking we could hurt them.
"This win has to give us confidence, to trust the work we are doing together.
"I am enjoying my time with Tottenham because I have found the best group of players in my career that I manage because there is a great trust in the things we are doing.
"This group of players are good persons. They are fantastic, they deserve to improve to the next level."
RIP to Joey Beauchamp, quite possibly Oxford United's greatest ever player.
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Man City 2-3 Tottenham
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Tottenham striker Harry Kane, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: “We’d have liked not to concede any goals, but obviously we were playing one of the best teams in the world. To get the goal at the end was really special.
“I think everyone expected City to maybe go on and try and win it [after equalising], but we’ve got character in the squad. We’ve had a disappointing week but did well to bounce back like we did.
“It’ll definitely give us a lift. We can’t just put in one-off performances like this, it needs to be consistently game after game. It’s about learning, but it’ll definitely give everyone a boost. Hopefully we can take that into Wednesday’s game.
“It was unfortunate that the offside goal got pulled back. I thought I was going to get another one after that but the keeper spread himself well. Thankfully I had one last chance at the end. We’re delighted with the win.”
Man City 2-3 Tottenham
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Tottenham manager Antonio Conte, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was an emotional game for sure. It was an exciting game.
"We played a good game. We followed a plan. Manchester City would keep the possession for 65 to 70 minutes for the game so we needed to be good tactically. But even when defending our first thought should be to attack.
"We created chances and scored good goals against a fantastic team.
"This win will give us more confidence. It wasn't simple to play Manchester City after three losses in a row.
"But this is a process, we are working very hard to improve aspect. This type of game gives us confidence.
"First of all I hate to lose. Our reaction was important.
"The Premier League is very difficult. Every game you have to fight a lot. We are continuing to improve everything and every level we work very hard.
"Harry [Kane] is for sure an important player for us. Today our strikers played very well. Harry was very good at keeping the ball.
"I think the first goal was great because this goal is about our job and our work that we are doing every day.
"Only one win is not good enough. Don't forget we are coming off three losses. But a win against Manchester City is very good.
"We have a lot of space for improvement. This is one of the hardest working teams I have managed in my career."
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Man City 2-3 Spurs
In all competitions for Tottenham, Son Heung-min has been directly involved in 10 goals in 15 appearances against Manchester City (seven goals, three assists).
Only against Southampton (15) and West Ham (11) has he had a hand in more goals for Spurs.
Man City 2-3 Spurs
Having won 14 of their last 15 Premier League matches before today (D1), Manchester City suffered their first league defeat since October, when they lost 0-2 to Crystal Palace.
Man City 2-3 Tottenham
Manchester City
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: “After going behind, they defended so deep and so compact – it was incredible. They don’t lose the ball with Harry Kane and can run as well with Son and Kulusevski.
“I think we played well. We created a lot of chances. I can’t say anything wrong about the team because we were there all the time. But it was difficult.
“They played the way I expected them to play. They were good in the build-up and created a lot of space to run on the counter-attack, but in general we coped well and played a good game.
“Everyone knows what [Kane] gives. For the first goal we defended the pass inside badly, but after 10 to 15 minutes we created a lot of chances. Lloris was brilliant. We have to score more.”
Man City 2-3 Spurs
Tottenham duo Harry Kane and Son Heung-min have now assisted one another for 36 Premier League goals, the joint-most of any pairing in the competition's history, moving level with Didier Drogba and Frank Lampard.
Man City 2-3 Tottenham
Manchester City
Manchester City captain Ilkay Gundogan, speaking to Sky Sports: "I remember us being here before the match saying we need to be careful when we lose the ball in transitions.
"It feels in all three goals we invited them to score. We gave the ball away too easily.
"It didn't feel very hard because they defended very deep. For some parts of the game we moved the ball quite well, we created enough chances to score goals.
"But we gave the ball away, and I haven't seen that from us in some time to give away so many chances.
"There is a long way to go [in the title race], if we didn't know before we know now.
"Now we've got to work hard over the next couple of weeks."
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Man City 2-3 Spurs
Spurs are the fourth club to win both top-flight fixtures against a team managed by Pep Guardiola in a single season - after Antonio Conte's Chelsea in 2016-17, Wolves in 2019-20 and Man Utd in 2019-20.
Man City 2-3 Spurs
Antonio Conte (Chelsea, Spurs) is the fifth manager to win a top flight match against Pep Guardiola in charge of multiple clubs, after Jose Mourinho (Real Madrid, Man Utd, Spurs), Jurgen Klopp (Borussia Dortmund, Liverpool), Mauricio Pochettino (Espanyol, Spurs) and Nuno (Wolves, Spurs).
Man City 2-3 Spurs
Spurs win both top flight games against the reigning champions in a single campaign for the first time since 1986-87 (1-0 at home and away against Liverpool).
Man City 2-3 Tottenham
Manchester City
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, speaking to Sky Sports: "Well it was a good game. We tried through many sides, especially down the left. It is very difficult, they defend so narrow.
"Tottenham have a lot of quality, they give the ball to Harry Kane. They are really good up front.
"In the first half they have the goal and no more. In the second half they have one attack with Harry Kane at the start and they score.
"We try to score but we conceded the goal in extra-time.
"It's difficult when they defend so deep. We had the chances to arrive and score. Unfortunately we cannot score.
"They are clinical. They have Kane and Son and Kulusevski. Their crosses we could not defend.
"We didn't have the momentum.
"We didn't need to lose a game already to know how hard it is [to win the league]. There are many, many games still to play."
In Europe tonight it's Real Madrid v Alaves and Nantes v PSG.
Neymar, Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe start for PSG in a Ligue 1 match for the sixth time.
Man City 2-3 Spurs
Man City boss Pep Guardiola has only lost more games to Chelsea (eight) than Tottenham (six) in his entire managerial career.
Man City 2-3 Tottenham
Manchester City
Manchester City captain Ilkay Gundogan, speaking to BBC Match of the Day: “We kind of thought we’d rescued it. If you look at the whole game we deserved to win. But football is sometimes crazy and today we made easy mistakes. We gave them the ball to have possibilities to counter and that made us lose the game.
“They were also ruthless in their finishing up front. We had a lot of chances and the possibility to score a few more goals, but we gave them the chances they had too easily. It didn’t feel like a bad game from us. They defended so, so deep, particularly towards the end of the first half. It’s not so easy. Sometimes you have these kind of games and you need to learn from it. It’s a wake-up call for us. There’s still a long way to go.
“It’s not a situation that we’re not used to. We know from recent years that Liverpool are always contenders. They’re always up there. We know they’ll try everything to make our lives as difficult as possible. The good thing is that they still need to come here to the Etihad, but there are still many games to go.”