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Your support makes all the difference.Manchester City travel to Wembley looking to arrest their recent run of poor results after three consecutive defeats.
They take on a Tottenham side that have lost just once in their last 22 games.
Spurs will be without the injured Danny Rose while Sergio Aguero and John Stones are both unavailable for City.
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Saturday results:
Southampton 2-3 Chelsea
Burnley 2-1 Leicester
Crystal Palace 3-2 Brighton
Huddersfield 1-0 Watford
Swansea 1-1 Everton
Liverpool 2-0 Bournemouth
GOAL! Spurs 1-2 Manchester City (Eriksen, 42)
Christian Eriksen gets a lucky break as Aymeric Laporte's slide tackle in the box sees the ball bounce off the Dane's shin, past Ederson and into the net!
Game well and truly on.
Half-time - Spurs 1-2 Manchester City
The referee brings an end to the opening period and City lead at the break after goals from Gabriel Jesus and Ilkay Gundogan.
Christian Eriksen with the strike for Spurs.
Christian Eriksen celebrates with Dele Alli after pulling a goal back for Spurs towards the end of the first half
51' - Spurs have started this second half brightly and now it's City who look a little ropy.
They couldn't throw a two-goal lead away for the second Premier League game in succession, could they?
56' - City have been really sloppy in possession since the break. Spurs are yet to punish them but Pep Guardiola can't be pleased with what he's seeing from his side.
62' - We're still yet to have any clear-cut chances at the start of this second half. City have stemmed the tide a little after Tottenham's quick start but they're by no means out of danger yet.
Pep Guardiola is preparing to make his first substitution of the match, with Nicolas Otamendi stripped and ready to come on.
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