Kelly Cates

Tottenham well in front in the second 45 minutes of that game.

15 shots for Manchester City overall in the game.

Those six shots on target for Spurs is the most they've managed.

This is the most dominant half of football that they've had since the opening half of the season.

There are 26 touches in the opponent with five of those, sorry, six shots coming in the second half of the game.

26 touches in the opponent's box over the 90 minutes, 101 passes in the final third.

Yes, Manchester City dominated possession, but Tottenham take a share of the points, in large part down to the performance of the scorer of both goals, Dominic Solanke, the second of them, that spectacular scorpion kick.

And he's talking to Patrick Davidson.

Well, a fit Dominic Solanke isn't something that Thomas Frank has been able to call upon too many times in his time as manager.

What difference does he make to that spur side?

You said it before the game, Jamie, that he brings something a bit different.

And he talks about exploiting that high line from Manchester City.

And I think we may hear more from this, from Pep Guardiola.

Is there a foul in here by Solanke potentially?

Yeah, Guardiola was not happy about it and I'm sure we'll hear from him again in his post-match interview.

We will.

We'll have a look at them in a second.

Magnificent play.

And there's no defender anticipating that, is there?

No, I didn't.