Man City 2-2 Tottenham: 5 talking points after Manchester City draw against Tottenham Hotspurs in the second game-week of the Premier League.
Manchester City had an unfortunate end tonight because despite gaining a lead twice Manchester City had to go home with only one point, against Tottenham Hotspurs after Lucas Moura and Erik Lamela scored to level the score twice in the game.
Even after conceding two goals, the Citizens were able to find the net in the injury time. However, that was ruled out by the VAR, making Manchester City a victim of it against Tottenham once again.
Pep Guardiola’s side had dominance in the game at a certain level but his players were unable to finish the chances to end the game early in the game.
Tottenham was one among the other five big challenges Manchester City have to face in order to win it record three times in England. However, Manchester City could not surpass them to gain three points.
For a while, Liverpool are above Manchester City in the league position but with 36 games more left, anything could happen in the coming months.
With this, the Sportsrush would like to discuss 5 talking points after Manchester City 2-2 Tottenham in the second Premier League game-week.
#1 De Bruyne’s fury
Kevin De Bruyne had one of the best seasons in a while after the Belgian International gave two crucial assists in the game to give a lead to Manchester City in the first half.
Although, lead achieved by Manchester City was shortlived, as Lucas Moura scores an equalizer as soon as he walked inside the pitch, making it one of the quickest goals by a substitute ever.
Coming to De Bruyne, his assists were top class, the first one was a world-class aerial pass to Raheem Sterling, who headed the ball inside to gain a 1-0 lead in the 20th minute. If this was not enough, the Belgian midfielder sniped the ball directly to Sergio Aguero and the Argentine Striker placed the ball inside the net and once again gaining the lead against Spurs, who equalized the score after Erik Lamela’s strike.
De Bruyne’s performance was indeed a special one, if Spurs had not scored the goals, the credits for Manchester City’s win would have gone to him.
