Manchester City

Manchester City goalscorer Antoine Semenyo speaking to Sky Sports: "First half we played really well. The mentality was to do the same things again. Second half that didn't happen and they dominated. Everyone is visibly frustrated and we go again."

On the first-half plan: "It was just keeping the ball and drawing them out. We did that really well and had a few chances on that.

On why they couldn't sustain that: "Couldn't tell you if I'm honest. They started picking up momentum and had a couple of chances. Getting the crowd into it helped. The crowd were behind them and it definitely helps."

On what has been said in dressing room: "We've got more games, there are 14 games to go. We are six points behind, it's not the end. We have to keep going.

"Anything can happen. 14 games to go, they might lose a couple of games and we might win. The dynamic changes and we have to see what happens."

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Clinton Morrison
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Arsenal have had an unbelievable weekend. Man City can't play a full 90 minutes where they're at full tilt. You have got to give credit to Tottenham.

This is the first time since December 2007 that Manchester City have failed to have a shot on target in three consecutive second halves in the Premier League.

All over as Tottenham fight back from 2-0 down to draw 2-2.

An encouraging second-half display from them, but a point means Manchester City are six points behind leaders Arsenal.

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Clinton Morrison
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

This could be the day where Arsenal win the title. I am not sure because there is a lot of twists and turns, but it is a big advantage for them.

Nico González is booked for a foul.

Seconds left...

Clinton Morrison
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Too much tippy-tippy football. I am all for it, but not when there is two minutes to go.

Erling Haaland heads Phil Foden's cross back into the middle of the Tottenham box but João Palhinha clears.

Three of the nine added minutes left.

Clinton Morrison
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Tottenham have been outstanding in this second half and Man City have not been good enough.

Both sides are pushing for the winner here but if Tottenham can avoid conceding then there's plenty of positives to take from this second-half display.

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Clinton Morrison
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Sensible. You don't want Rodri to get sent off, again.

A change for Manchester City as Rodri, who has been booked, is replaced by Omar Marmoush.

There will be NINE minutes of injury time.

The same amount was given at Old Trafford earlier and we had two goals in that time, so there could be more drama to come.

Clinton Morrison
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Dominic Solanke has been outstanding. If Solanke keeps going like that, he will be giving Thomas Tuchel food for thought.

There's a standing ovation for Dominic Solanke as he goes off to be replaced by Jun'ai Byfield. Looks like Solanke picked up a bit of an injury there.

Lots of pushing and shoving for a Manchester City corner and Erling Haaland is pulled to ground by Radu Dragusin.

Haaland wants a penalty but the VAR check is quick and play continues.