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Unbelievable!! Tottenham walk away with draw after Man City lead with two goals till the 58th minute



It's still rather perplexing that Manchester City failed to take home 3 full points at the Etihad today. Manchester City came on strong knowing fully well the opponent they were coming against. Sane scored the first goal in the 49th minute and de Bruyne put them in a two-goal lead in the 54th minute.

Just when things were getting interesting for Man City, Claudio Bravo's nightmare Dele Alli came in with a flying header in the 58th minute. And just when Guardiola was throwing tantrums and showing displeasure to the fourth official at the constant refusal for the referee to give a penalty or show a card, Heung-min Son equalized in the 77th minute and Tottenham kept the pace and incredible snatched a draw from furious Guardiola's men.

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