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Tottenham had threatened to win at a canter. Two goals up after 25 minutes, there was almost disbelief within the home crowd and not only because Timo Werner had scored the first.
Everybody knew this was not how the story would go and so we had the Manchester City fightback, Matheus Nunes pulling one back before half-time and then a concerted attempt by Spurs to seal the deal. They created chances, a good number of them, some crystal clear and yet they could not take them.
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