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Guardiola's ref rage City lose ground in title race after Spurs comeback

The Guardian

February 02, 2026

Pep Guardiola was left frustrated once again by a refereeing decision as Manchester City lost ground in the Premier League title race after a chaotic 2-2 draw at Tottenham.

- David Hytner

Guardiola's ref rage City lose ground in title race after Spurs comeback

Dominic Solanke improvises a remarkable finish to equalise for Spurs against Manchester City

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The City manager complained that the Spurs goal for 2-1, which sparked an outlandish second-half comeback, should not have stood. Dominic Solanke kicked through the back of the City defender Marc Guéhi, the ball then going in but neither the referee nor the VAR felt there was enough in it for a foul to be given.

Solanke went on to volley a stunning equaliser to give Spurs and their embattled manager, Thomas Frank, a lift and leave City six points behind the leaders, Arsenal.

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