Dave Jones

If that was the case, you'd have been booked every time he steps on the field.

That is going to feel sore if you're a Manchester City fan this evening.

Your team has been beaten here by two goals to nil, but how does Pep Guardiola reflect on that?

They had their moments, didn't they?

They had their chances.

It's the first time they've failed to score away from home since their last visit here.

Even hit the bar as well.

Pep Guardiola next.

Well, what a great result this was for Spurs, beating Manchester City.

And moving up to fifth in the Premier League in the process, now just four points behind Chelsea and right in this race for a top-four finish, which seemed a long way away when Jose Munoz took over from Mauricio Pochettino.

The new hero of this part of north London, Steven Bergwijn, who scored on his debut as well.

But might City reflect how we not scored here today?

Is he normally wrapping that in?

But they kept on pushing, didn't they?

That was Jose's reaction to that one that wrapped the bar.

Is that the one where he was managing things?

Because that's the area of concern that we've talked about for City this season.

Let's remind you of how things stand at the top of the table.

And there'll be a big roar again from Merseyside.

It's all going Liverpool's way this season, isn't it?