Tottenham Hotspur travel to the Etihad Stadium tomorrow evening to take on Manchester City in a Premier League encounter initially scheduled for September 10th 2022, only for it to be postponed following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. The match kicks off at 8 PM BST, and is televised live on Sky Sports for those unable to get to the Etihad.
Read the match preview here, Antonio Conte’s pre-match comments here, and have your say on the match on the Vital Spurs fan forum here.
Below is the pick of the stats going into tomorrow’s encounter:
- The Premier League head-to-head record between the two sides stands overwhelmingly in SPurs’ favour, with Spurs having won 27 of the 50 encoutners, City winning 16, and 7 draws coming between the sides.
- However, there has not been a league draw in the last five meetings between the two sides, with the last such outcome the dramatic 2-2 draw in August 2019.
- Man City have only won two of the last seven league encounters between the two sides at the Etihad (2 draws, 3 Spurs wins).
- Having won the last two league encounters, Spurs could become the first team ever to beat Pep Guardiola in the league in his career.
- The last time Spurs put together three straight wins against City was under Pochettino – beating them at the at White Hart Lane in September 2015, the Etihad in February 2016, and at White Hart Lane in October 2016 – but Guardiola was only in situ in October’s encounter, his first as City manager against Spurs.
- Harry Kane got on the scoresheet in two of those matches, and has scored four goals against City in his career to date, with three of those coming at the Etihad.
- Guardiola’s record against Spurs in all competitions reads as 7 wins, 2 draws, and 6 losses.
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