Gary Neville

I mean, I think the big thing is obviously Lucas Moura gets the hat-trick.

But I think the big thing for me was when Harry Kane went off in the Champions League game, he brought Lucas Moura on as opposed to Llorente.

And...

They got the goal on the back of that with him coming on.

I just think that extra sort of bit of pace... I expect him to maybe be involved in the second leg, Lucas Moore, and the fact that he's got the hat-trick.

But I don't think it'll be Llorente involved.

But there was...

A little bit more movement, a little bit more pace.

Harry Kane's more like a standalone centre forward that you hold his position, if you like, and people make movements off him.

Whereas when he came on in that first leg, it was as if there wasn't a centre forward, there was just people moving and darting, making different runs, really.

So maybe that might have helped him in the Man City game, I don't know.

It certainly helped him in the first leg in that when he came on, they actually got the goal.

Pochettino mentioned to you, didn't he, after the game that he'd been saying to Daniel Levy, get us in the stadium as quick as you can.

A lot of people were thinking it's going to be a problem to start next season, but he was like, no, this will be a big advantage for us.

And everyone else says the opposite of that.

But he's been proven right, hasn't he, the first three games?

I agree with you.

If you're asking me now, I'd probably still say City would sneak through.

But if City play really well, they could probably put themselves... Say City go 2-0 up, they'd still have to...

Spurs only need one goal.