Tottenham vs Manchester City live: ‘Title done for Arsenal’ after Solanke scorpion kick thwarts City

Fans were left bewildered by the lack of Spurs captain Cristian Romero when the two sides re-emerged from the tunnel for the second half, with the hosts needing an improbable turnaround.

Thomas Frank has confirmed it was not injury but an illness that caused his replacement, telling BBC Sport: "He will be assessed, but he should be OK."

Thomas Frank has asserted that Tottenham are still in the transfer market ahead of tomorrow’s deadline.

"I have plenty of support,” he said. “We are definitely still in the market. We hit a little bit hard with injuries but let's see."

The Premier League Match Centre explained the decision by deeming that Dominic Solanke had played the ball, accrediting the goal to the Spurs striker rather than ruling as a Marc Guehi own goal.

"It means not only to me but to the team and the players,” Frank told Sky Sports.

“We have seen two good performances. The Dortmund game and this second half. When we unite fans and players, we can create magic.

“That is what we need to keep pushing. It meant the world to me and to all of us."

"The manager has been amazing,” Gallagher told BBC Sport.

“He stays so positive even when he could easily not be. After the first half he was still positive and telling us where we can improve and not letting our head drop. he was great and changed tactical stuff which helped as well.”

"We've got more games, there are 14 games to go,” Semenyo told Sky Sports. “We are six points behind, it's not the end. We have to keep going.

"Anything can happen. 14 games to go, they might lose a couple of games and we might win. The dynamic changes and we have to see what happens."

Pep Guardiola was not a happy bunny when asked about whether he thought Marc Guehi was fouled in Tottenham’s first goal.

In his interview with Sky Sports, he persistently asked the reporter if he thought it was a foul and almost looked on the verge of storming off.

He also told BBC Sport: "Well, if you do it to a striker it would be a penalty. I'm not a referee. Fascinating in the Premier League."

A rip-roaring second-half from Tottenham saw them fight back from two goals down to claim a 2-2 draw at home to Manchester City and boost fierce rivals Arsenal’s title bid.

City looked set to cruise to another victory after first-half goals from Rayan Cherki and Antoine Semenyo put Pep Guardiola’s men in control.

Spurs had been booed off at half-time, but a controversial 53rd-minute own-goal by Marc Guehi gave Thomas Frank’s misfiring team a lifeline before Dominic Solanke’s sensational back heel levelled the scores after 73 minutes.

There was still time for either team to find a winner, but the spoils were shared and Manchester City are now six points behind Premier League leaders Arsenal.