Man City vs Tottenham LIVE: Premier League result, final score and reaction after last-gasp Harry Kane winner
Follow live score and goal updates as Pep Guardiola’s Premier League champions host Antonio Conte’s struggling Spurs at the Etihad
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Man City host Tottenham in the late kick-off on a busy Saturday in the Premier League.
There were boos last time out for Spurs after defeat to Wolves, and Antonio Conte has been furious at the coverage and reaction to his interview with the Italian media, where he bemoaned the transfer situation after January, despite spending big to sign Rodrigo Bentancur and Dejan Kulusevski, both from Juventus.
Spurs meet a City side in fine form after their demolition of Sporting in the Champions League this week, to all but secure their place in the quarter-finals following the one-sided first leg. Bernardo Silva, Phil Foden and Raheem Sterling all enter this game in fine form and pose a huge threat to Spurs as they bid to keep alive hopes of a top-four finish.
The task at hand has been simplified by City’s dominance in possession though, which could aid Conte’s ability to drill his side this week on the training ground in hope of at least a performance to promote confidence down the straight as Harry Kane considers his future this summer with just two years remaining on his contract.
Follow the build-up, live score and goal updates, analysis and reaction from the Etihad Stadium below:
Premier League 3pm kick offs
The players are all making their way out around the grounds. We’ll be following all six games kicking off at 3pm and will have all the goals and action from the Premier League. Here’s a reminder of the fixtures:
Arsenal vs Brentford
Aston Villa vs Watford
Brighton vs Burnley
Crystal Palace vs Chelsea
Liverpool vs Norwich
Southampton vs Everton
Kick off is up next.
Premier League 3pm kick offs: Thomas Tuchel hails ‘super important’ Chelsea captain Cesar Azpilicueta
Thomas Tuchel has hailed Cesar Azpilicueta’s enduring impact as Chelsea captain after the Spain defender completed the full trophy set.
Azpilicueta became the first Chelsea player to claim glory in every possible global club tournament when steering the Blues to the Club World Cup crown in Abu Dhabi.
The 32-year-old is out of contract this summer and Barcelona are determined to lure him away from Stamford Bridge.
Thomas Tuchel hails ‘super important’ Chelsea captain Cesar Azpilicueta
Azpilicueta became the first Chelsea player to claim glory in every possible global club tournament when steering the Blues to the Club World Cup
Premier League 3pm kick offs: Southampton vs Everton
Everton’s win against Leeds United was their first in the league under Frank Lampard, and just a second in 16 top-flight matches. Toffees striker Richarlison has scored five goals in his last six appearances against Southampton.
Premier League 3pm kick offs: Arsenal vs Brentford
Brentford are hoping to become the first promoted side to complete a Premier League double over Arsenal since Blackburn Rovers in 1992-93.
Their only victory in six competitive trips to Arsenal was 2-0 in the top flight at Highbury in April 1938.
Premier League 3pm kick offs: Mikel Arteta yet to speak with referee chiefs about Arsenal’s red cards
Mikel Arteta is yet to talk to referee chiefs about the number of red cards Arsenal have been shown lately as he dismissed the suggestion there was an agenda against his side.
The Gunners have had four players sent off in 2022 and a total of 15 red cards have been amassed since Arteta’s appointment in December 2019.
Gabriel Martinelli was the latest, the forward shown two yellow cards in quick succession during the recent 1-0 win at Wolves.
Mikel Arteta yet to speak with referee chiefs about Arsenal’s red cards
The Gunners have had four players sent off in 2022 and a total of 15 red cards since Arteta’s appointment in December 2019
Premier League 3pm kick offs: Aston Villa vs Watford
Watford’s five most recent Premier League away wins were under five different managers: Javi Gracia, Quique Sanchez Flores, Nigel Pearson, Xisco Munoz and Claudio Ranieri.
Will it be six under six for Roy Hodgson’s side this afternoon?
Hodgson has a great record against Aston Villa. He could become the first manager to win a Premier League game against a specific opponent with six different clubs if Watford are victorious today.
Premier League 3pm kick offs: Chelsea must take ‘realistic approach’ to rest of Premier League season, Thomas Tuchel admits
Thomas Tuchel has told Chelsea to adopt a “realistic approach” to their Premier League ambitions this season and secure a vital top-four finish.
Third-placed Chelsea trail defending champions and runaway leaders Manchester City by 16 points, with any thoughts of the title long gone.
The Blues have already lifted the European Super Cup and Club World Cup titles this term however, and face Liverpool in the Carabao Cup final.
Chelsea must take ‘realistic approach’ to rest of season, Thomas Tuchel admits
Third-placed Chelsea trail defending champions and runaway leaders Manchester City
Premier League: West Ham 1-1 Newcastle
The 12:30pm kick off between West Ham and Newcastle ended in a 1-1 draw after Craig Dawson gave the Hammers an early lead before Joe Willock equalised on the stroke of half-time.
Neither side could force a winner in the second half and the points were shared.
That means that West Ham fail to move back into the top four and remain a point behind Manchester United in fifth whilst Newcastle remain five points clear of the relegation zone in 17th.
Premier League 3pm kick offs: Liverpool’s success built more on attitude than quality, Jurgen Klopp insists
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp insists his side are not the Harlem Globetrotters and their success is built more on attitude than quality.
Following the £37.5million January signing of Luis Diaz, the Reds boss admits he now has the best squad he has ever had in his career.
Wednesday’s Champions League win over Inter Milan at the San Siro was a case in point as he brought Roberto Firmino, Jordan Henderson, Naby Keita and Diaz off the bench.
Liverpool’s success built more on attitude than quality, Jurgen Klopp insists
The Reds boss admits he now has the best squad he has ever had in his career
Premier League 3pm kick offs: Southampton vs Everton team changes
Ralph Hasenhuttl makes just one change to the Southampton team that drew with Manchester United last time out. Romain Perraud is replaced with Tino Livramento.
Frank Lampard’s Everton remain unchanged from the starting XI that defeated Leeds 3-0 in their last match.
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