US EditionEPL: Arsenal Are the Winners - Gary Neville on Man City's 2-2 Draw with Tottenham
Tottenham recovered from a poor first half to draw 2-2 with Manchester City as Arsenal extended its lead to six points atop the Premier League standings, with 13 games remaining.
- At Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Manchester City led 2-0 at half-time before Tottenham fought back with Dominic Solanke's brace to finish 2-2.
- At half-time, Tottenham's poor first-half display drew audible boos and left the ground feeling 'almost sad' as City appeared to be cruising.
- Video replays showed Solanke kicked through Marc Guéhi's leg during the scramble, and Guardiola criticised refereeing, saying `If a central defender does it to a striker it's a penalty`.
- Arsenal finish the weekend six points clear, shifting title dynamics as Manchester City sit six points behind with 13 fixtures remaining, but Guardiola said they still have hope.
- It proved a dream 48 hours for the Gunners after they responded to a 3-2 defeat, returning to league action at home to Sunderland next Saturday.
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EPL: Arsenal are the winners - Gary Neville on Man City's 2-2 draw with Tottenham
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