‎Tottenham has come from two goals down to earn a point and deliver a serious setback to Manchester City’s Premier League title hopes.
‎City were in total control at half-time as goals from Rayan Cherki and Antoine Semenyo emphasised their domination on Sunday, with Thomas Frank’s team enduring another hostile reaction from their own fans.
‎However, Dominic Solanke produced a stunning piece of improvisation, giving the Spurs hope by pulling one back before he showed superb presence of mind to divert Conor Gallagher’s cross, which was behind him, over City keeper Gianluigi Donnarumma.
‎City had already threatened before Cherki put them ahead, the Spurs defence allowing him to advance unchecked to send a low shot beyond the reach of keeper Guglielmo Vicario.
‎City’s second seemed inevitable, eventually arriving moments before half-time when Spurs defender Radu Dragusin’s poor clearance was collected by Rodri.
‎Solanke then produced a moment to live long in the memory as Spurs drew level, delivering a so-called “scorpion kick” to turn Gallagher’s cross beyond Donnarumma’s reach.‎
‎The result left City six points behind leaders Arsenal.
Edited by Favour Owonibi.