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We'll hear how the game went between West Ham and Crystal Palace shortly,

but first let's get straight into it and the full-time whistle of the second game of Super Sunday

between Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur.

Chased away by Richarderson,

what it is another diamond that treats a gem of a Premier League football match.

There was no compromise, there was so much joy, there was so much mutual expression, understanding and appreciation, but it ends in a row.

It ends in booze.

Kulisiewski with an heroic equalizer for Tottenham, who were still rendered vulnerable in the moments that remained thereafter.

When Harlan was fouled, the referee at first appeared to be playing it on.

Brinish had an eye for goal and a chase for goal.

The whistle went and City feel robbed.

He's lost his head, Harland, but I suspect that's partly down to the frustration himself

of having a pretty poor game in front of goal which is unlike him

Pep's could have wandered over but his team have conceded nine goals in four games and that would be a bigger concern than the referee and error that we saw at the end which could have prevented Jack Reelish going through.

Vicario's trying to sort of take the sting out of it.

But what he won't like Pep Guardiola is the decision,

but he won't like the complacency,

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