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Andrew Madley ???????
TEAM FORM
Spurs - WLLWW ------ Man City - LLWWW
Spurs
Just over two weeks on from playing out a six-goal thriller at the Etihad Stadium, We and Man City renew our hostilities in Sunday's Premier League clash in North London. We both progressed to the fifth round of the FA Cup last weekend, as we eased past Preston North End 3-0, while Man City edged 14 times winners 1-0.
Thoughts will be spared for Conte this week, as our boss cedes control of the reins to Stelilini following an operation to remove stones from his gallbladder, having experienced "severe abdominal pain" following last weekend's FA Cup win over Preston.
Prior to returning to his native Italy to go under the knife, Conte - who could reportedly take up a seat in the director's box for this game if he is well enough to travel - witnessed Son net a brace alongside a debut goal for Danjuma in a comfortable Deepdale success.
Success in the cup followed a hard-earned Premier League triumph over our London rivals Fulham - courtesy of Kane’s record-equalling 266th Tottenham goal - but we are still playing catch-up in the Champions League race, currently and three points worse off than Newcastle United and Manchester United, both of whom have a game in hand.
Now seeking to win three successive matches on the bounce for the first time since October, we suffered defeat immediately after back-to-back wins in November and January, and home has not been where the heart is for us recently.
Four of our last five Premier League games at home have ended in defeat - conceding at least twice in all of those fixtures - and Man City have recent when it comes to scoring multiple goals against us.
Man City
Finally pitting their wits against the only team in the land to have out-performed them in the 2022-23 campaign, Man City were nullified by Arsenal in the first half of their FA Cup fourth-round heavyweight tie, but Arteta would ultimately experience another miserable return to the Etihad.
A sublime finish from Ake was enough to send Man City through to the fifth round at the Gunners' expense, but the reigning Premier League champions still have plenty of work to do when it comes to usurping Arteta's runaway leaders at the top of the table.
Ending a minor goal drought the only way he knows how, Haalan's fourth hat-trick of the season put Wolverhampton Wanderers to the sword 3-0 two weekends ago, but Guardiola's men remain five points behind Arsenal after the Gunners left it late to beat Manchester United, but were beaten 1-0 by Everton today.
A trio of home wins may have come Man City's way, but the champions travel to us having lost each of their last two away contests to Southampton and Manchester United, and Guardiola has remarkably lost all four of his previous visits to us at home - at no other ground does the Catalan coach have a worse record.
A seething Guardiola also tore into his players after their 4-2 over us in January - where Conte's side got to half time with a 2-0 advantage before the Mahrez-inspired fightback –
But we will even have the support of the red side of North London, for a couple of hours at most, in our bid to right the wrongs of the Etihad encounter.
Andrew Madley ???????
TEAM FORM
Spurs - WLLWW ------ Man City - LLWWW
Spurs
Just over two weeks on from playing out a six-goal thriller at the Etihad Stadium, We and Man City renew our hostilities in Sunday's Premier League clash in North London. We both progressed to the fifth round of the FA Cup last weekend, as we eased past Preston North End 3-0, while Man City edged 14 times winners 1-0.
Thoughts will be spared for Conte this week, as our boss cedes control of the reins to Stelilini following an operation to remove stones from his gallbladder, having experienced "severe abdominal pain" following last weekend's FA Cup win over Preston.
Prior to returning to his native Italy to go under the knife, Conte - who could reportedly take up a seat in the director's box for this game if he is well enough to travel - witnessed Son net a brace alongside a debut goal for Danjuma in a comfortable Deepdale success.
Success in the cup followed a hard-earned Premier League triumph over our London rivals Fulham - courtesy of Kane’s record-equalling 266th Tottenham goal - but we are still playing catch-up in the Champions League race, currently and three points worse off than Newcastle United and Manchester United, both of whom have a game in hand.
Now seeking to win three successive matches on the bounce for the first time since October, we suffered defeat immediately after back-to-back wins in November and January, and home has not been where the heart is for us recently.
Four of our last five Premier League games at home have ended in defeat - conceding at least twice in all of those fixtures - and Man City have recent when it comes to scoring multiple goals against us.
Man City
Finally pitting their wits against the only team in the land to have out-performed them in the 2022-23 campaign, Man City were nullified by Arsenal in the first half of their FA Cup fourth-round heavyweight tie, but Arteta would ultimately experience another miserable return to the Etihad.
A sublime finish from Ake was enough to send Man City through to the fifth round at the Gunners' expense, but the reigning Premier League champions still have plenty of work to do when it comes to usurping Arteta's runaway leaders at the top of the table.
Ending a minor goal drought the only way he knows how, Haalan's fourth hat-trick of the season put Wolverhampton Wanderers to the sword 3-0 two weekends ago, but Guardiola's men remain five points behind Arsenal after the Gunners left it late to beat Manchester United, but were beaten 1-0 by Everton today.
A trio of home wins may have come Man City's way, but the champions travel to us having lost each of their last two away contests to Southampton and Manchester United, and Guardiola has remarkably lost all four of his previous visits to us at home - at no other ground does the Catalan coach have a worse record.
A seething Guardiola also tore into his players after their 4-2 over us in January - where Conte's side got to half time with a 2-0 advantage before the Mahrez-inspired fightback –
But we will even have the support of the red side of North London, for a couple of hours at most, in our bid to right the wrongs of the Etihad encounter.
Head-to-Head
We first played each other on Saturday 16th January 1909 where we beat them 3-4 at their ground in an FA cup tie. We have gone on to play each other 167 times where we have won 65, they have won 66, and there were 36 drawn games
League : We have won 55, they have won 59 and there were 33 drawn games
FA Cup: We have won 6, they have won 3 and 3 have been drawn games.
League cup: We have won 3 and they have won 1, with no draws
Other Cup, We won 1, and the won 1
League : We have won 55, they have won 59 and there were 33 drawn games
FA Cup: We have won 6, they have won 3 and 3 have been drawn games.
League cup: We have won 3 and they have won 1, with no draws
Other Cup, We won 1, and the won 1
