In an exciting Premier League match in North London, Tottenham Hotspur came back from two goals down to secure a dramatic 2–2 draw against Manchester City, keeping the crowd lively late into Sunday night.
City started strong, quickly quieting the home fans with two goals in the first half. Rayan Cherki put City ahead in the 11th minute with a composed finish after breaking through Tottenham’s defense. Just before halftime, Antoine Semenyo added a second goal, capitalizing on a mishap in the box and sending Manchester City into the break with a comfortable 2–0 lead.
With over 60 percent possession, City appeared set for an easy win. Tottenham struggled to find their rhythm in the first half, often chasing the game and relying on occasional counterattacks.
The match turned after halftime.
Fueled by the home crowd and an aggressive approach, Spurs came back with new energy. They capitalized in the 53rd minute when striker Dominic Solanke scored with a header, giving Tottenham a much-needed boost.
Solanke struck again in the 70th minute, finishing a well-executed play with a calm strike to equalize at 2–2. The home crowd erupted as Spurs turned a potential City win into a thrilling contest.
The final moments were intense, with both teams seeking a winner. City put pressure on Tottenham’s defense late in the game, but Spurs held strong. On the counter, Tottenham nearly snatched a dramatic late goal.
By the end, the draw felt deserved. While City controlled the game, Tottenham’s resilience and efficiency shone through.
This comeback highlighted Spurs’ growing confidence under pressure. For City, it served as a reminder that dominance doesn’t always lead to victory in the Premier League.