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Man City vs Tottenham result: VAR rules out late winner - Premier League reaction from the Etihad

The two sides met in the Premier League late kick-off

Callum Rice-Coates
Saturday 17 August 2019 19:44 BST
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Gabriel Jesus was denied a last-gasp winner by VAR as Tottenham Hotspur snatched a remarkable 2-2 draw against champions Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium.

The Brazilian looked to have claimed a deserved victory for City right at the death of an intriguing Premier League clash but his late strike was ruled out for a handball by Aymeric Laporte. The scenes as the goal was chalked off were reminiscent of the dramatic ending to last season's Champions League tie between the two sides at the same venue last season.

The ruling made the encounter extra frustrating for City, who had completely dominated proceedings and racked up 30 shots to the visitors' three.

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Southampton 0-0 Liverpool

29 minutes

Another chance for Southampton! They win the ball in midfield again and Redmond sets Bertrand free down the left. His ball across is parried away by Adrian, but only into the path of Valery, whose tame shot is blocked.

Callum Rice-Coates17 August 2019 15:31

Southampton 0-0 Liverpool

33 minutes

Oxlade-Chamberlain plays a ball over the top for Salah to chase, and the Egyptian races onto it. He strikes the ball on his left foot from a tight angle, but it's a wild effort and flies well off target.

Callum Rice-Coates17 August 2019 15:34

Southampton 0-0 Liverpool

36 minutes

Romeu slides into a hard challenge on Robertson and appears to get the ball. Referee Andre Marriner doesn't think so, though, and blows for a free kick. The Southampton midfielder's angry reaction earns him a booking.

Callum Rice-Coates17 August 2019 15:38

Southampton 0-0 Liverpool

38 minutes

Big chance! Southampton go close again, this time through Adams. Romeu swings the ball into the box, right onto the head of the young striker. But he can only nod the ball over the bar. The hosts should really be in front.

Callum Rice-Coates17 August 2019 15:40

Southampton 0-0 Liverpool

42 minutes

Liverpool are lacking fluidity, lacking ideas in the final third. They've created nothing since that bright opening few minutes. Southampton, meanwhile, look energetic and confident when they attack. 

Callum Rice-Coates17 August 2019 15:44

Southampton 0-0 Liverpool

44 minutes

Romeu plays Adams in behind but his cross is straight at Matip. The 23-year-old has been lively in this first half, but so far has lacked a little composure.

Callum Rice-Coates17 August 2019 15:46

Southampton 0-0 Liverpool

45 minutes

​Two minutes of added time will be played.

Callum Rice-Coates17 August 2019 15:46

GOAL! Southampton 0-1 Liverpool (Mane)

45+1 minutes

Wow! Brilliant from Mane! The former Southampton man collects the ball just inside the box, works it onto his right foot and curls a superb strike into the far corner. Liverpool have been second best for much of this half, but they lead through a moment of sheer quality.

Callum Rice-Coates17 August 2019 15:47

Half time: And that's the end of the first half. Southampton will be wondering how they find themselves a goal down. They've had the better chances, pinned Liverpool back for much of the opening 45 minutes and looked fairly comfortable defensively. But a piece of individual brilliance from Mane has given the visitors the lead. 

Callum Rice-Coates17 August 2019 15:50

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