Man City vs Tottenham

TalkSPORT pundit Jason Cundy slammed the Tottenham fan for his support of Man City's win after it helped dent Arsenal's Premier League title challenge.

- Tottenham star gives extremely blunt reply when asked about Arsenal's league position](/football/arsenal-tottenham-north-london-derby-nld-son-news-459182-20230109) “You’re a disgrace to football,” he said. [Tottenham Hotspur](/tottenham-hotspur), [Manchester City](/manchester-city), [Premier League](/premier-league), [England](/england), [Football](/football) [Ex-Premier League player and Tottenham fan wants the Spurs supporter who kicked Aaron Ramsdale to be arrested](/football/darren-ambrose-tottenham-fan-who-kicked-aaron-ramsdale-arrested-452963-20230116) [Man City fans slammed for “staggering” lack of support after booing players vs Tottenham Hotspur](/football/man-city-tottenham-hotspur-michael-owen-slams-fans-030814-20230120) [Pep Guardiola delivers scathing post-match interview after comeback win vs Tottenham Hotspur, he’s not happy](/football/man-city-tottenham-hotspur-pep-guardiola-interview-863210-20230119) ["To be honest..." Cundy: “You’re a disgrace to football!” 😡 A Tottenham fan was branded a “disgrace to football” after admitting that he wanted Manchester City to beat his own team to spite north London rivals Arsenal. One Tottenham fan called up talkSPORT and, astonishingly, insisted that he was “buzzing” with the City scoreline.

Antonio Conte watched his side suffer a second defeat in a row despite leading 2-0 at half-time against Manchester City as Tottenham collapsed in the second ...

The leaders’ advantage is down to five points – albeit with a game in hand – and that could be cut to two by the time Arsenal face Manchester United at the Emirates on Sunday if City beat Wolves earlier in the day. Five days after losing the Manchester derby, Pep Guardiola was on his knees and staring at three defeats in a row for only the third time in his managerial career. For the best part of an hour here at the Etihad, it looked like being a good night for Tottenham and an even better one for Arsenal. In a wild period after the restart, Mahrez was at the heart of City’s first two goals, the ones that restored parity and got the home crowd firmly back onside. While Guardiola celebrated on the touchline, Conte wore a look of utter resignation after a sixth defeat in 10 league games. It was time for somebody in sky blue to impose themselves and that somebody was him. Spurs’ goals had been scored at the end of the half by Dejan Kulusevski and Emerson Royal – a startling one-two punch – and they could scent a repeat of their victory here from last season, the one that ignited their successful push for the top four. [Premier League](https://www.theguardian.com/football/premierleague) matches that had allowed Arsenal to lengthen their stride at the top of the table. Pep Guardiola's side dominated large spells of the first half but it was Spurs who took the lead after Ederson's mistake allowed Dejan Kulusevski to coolly slot home from 12 yards. Tottenham suffered a devastating 4-2 defeat against Manchester City on Thursday night after leading 2-0 at half-time at the Etihad Stadium. Spurs were in control heading into the second half but Pep Guardiola's side turned the game on it's head within 18 minutes as goals from Julian Alvarez, Erling Haaland and Riyad Mahrez put the hosts ahead. Dejan Kulusevski opened the scoring for the visitors in his second match after returning from injury.

Manchester City fans have come under the scanner for showing a lack of support after they booed the home team off the pitch at half-time during the Premier ...

However, Guardiola's men were a transformed side in the second half as they found the back of the net four times and managed to overturn the tie in their favour. Sitting 2nd in the league and through to The Champions League knock out stages. Playing at the Etihad Stadium, manager Pep Guardiola would have hoped to have the support of his fans.

Pep Guardiola was left furious with his players and the fans inside the Etihad Stadium after his side's heroics against Spurs - but it prompted some concern ...

It's like he's at the end of his tether, and I've not seen him like that before." I want my fans in here. When you start going and talking about the fans and stuff it's a difficult situation. I see Arsenal games and they do everything good, that is why they are in front and deserve it. I want my fans back. I want to see my team. I have won a lot. I have experience. “The players want it, they train really good but there is something that is here in the clouds. "I don’t recognise my team. Not my away fans - my away fans is the best. But it wasn't enough to change Guardiola's move, as the City boss launched into a furious rant against his own team - and supporters - in a spiky post-match interview with Sky Sports, before walking out .