"Spurs looked shorn of confidence in the opening period but were transformed after the break as Solanke bundled the ball home on 53 minutes. Tottenham poured forward in search of an equaliser and it came in the most spectacular fashion as Conor Gallagher's right-wing cross flew behind Solanke but he flicked out his right boot and looped the ball brilliantly over City goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma."
"Then it was City's win over Wolves alongside Arsenal's home defeat to United. This weekend, it was Arsenal comfortably navigating a tricky trip to Leeds United and City slipping up at Tottenham. The bottom line is that Arsenal have extended their lead at the top to six points and the momentum is back with Mikel Arteta's side. After leading 2-0 at half-time, City's draw at Spurs will feel like a massive missed opportunity for Guardiola."
Manchester City surrendered a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 with Tottenham after Dominic Solanke's scorpion-kick equaliser. Rayan Cherki scored in the 10th minute and Antoine Semenyo doubled City's lead just before halftime following Spurs' sloppy possession. Solanke reduced on 53 minutes and then produced the spectacular flick to level from Conor Gallagher's right-wing cross. Pep Guardiola introduced Phil Foden and Omar Marmoush late as City sought a winner, while Gianluigi Donnarumma denied Wilson Odobert and Xavi Simons. The result leaves City six points behind Arsenal with key fixtures ahead.
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