US EditionTottenham roars back to draw with Man City and do Arsenal a favor in Premier League title race
- On Feb. 1, 2026 Dominic Solanke scored a rare scorpion‑kick to complete a brace and secure a 2-2 draw with Manchester City at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in north London.
- Manchester City led 2-0 at half-time through Rayan Cherki's early strike and Antoine Semenyo's 44th-minute goal after Bernardo Silva's raid that set up both moves.
- Conor Gallagher's high press won the ball and his lofted cross allowed Solanke to score despite City's offside appeal, with Solanke saying, `I was trying to make something out of nothing.`
- Tottenham remain in 14th place, while Pep Guardiola's side finish the weekend six points behind Arsenal and must rebound on Wednesday against Newcastle.
- His acrobatic effort is being touted as a Goal of the Season candidate after Dominic Solanke scored his first Premier League goals since returning from four months out, while Manchester City's dip widens Arsenal's lead.
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Jamie Redknapp makes huge Arsenal points prediction and declares title race over
Mikel Arteta has had a brilliant weekend as Arsenal boss (Picture: Getty Images) Jamie Redknapp has backed Arsenal to win the Premier League by at least eight points after a weekend of results that he feels has ended the title race. The Gunners hammered Leeds United 4-0 on Saturday and then could relax as their title rivals were in action on Sunday. Aston Villa hosted Brentford and Manchester City went to Tottenham and both faltered as they trie…
Pep Guardiola was left fuming again after Manchester City lost ground in the Premier League title race after a chaotic 2-2 draw with Tottenham. The City manager complained that Spurs' 2-1 goal, which sparked a mad second-half comeback, should not have been allowed. Dominic Solanke had a shot from behind past City defender Marc Guehi and the ball went into the net, but neither the referee nor VAR saw it as enough to signal a foul. Solanke then sc…
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