Alan Shearer has slammed solanke for missing 2 scoring opportunities

this is first of it kind and he need to apologize to the entire spurs fans

tottenham would have bagged 6 goal vs man city but solanke and Timo werner spoil everything

Alan shearer claims to timo werner is the worse player ever in spurs team and should be send back to his club Asap

Jamie Redknapp slams one Manchester City player who ‘couldn’t get near anybody’ against Tottenham

Manchester City don’t lose too many games and they especially don’t lose by four goals but against Tottenham, that’s exactly what happened.

City were put to the cleaners by Tottenham, who simply ripped through their defence at will.
Dejan Kulusevski was a constant menace for City while at the back, Kyle Walker had a stinker as he very much showed signs of age across the 90 minutes.

However, it wasn’t just Walker who was a problem for City. In fact, a number of players you’d expect to deliver simply went missing and according to Jamie Redknapp, midfielder Ilkay Gundogan was as guilty as anyone.

Ilkay Gundogan criticised for his Man City performance against Tottenham

Speaking about City’s performance for Sky Sports, former Tottenham man Redknapp lamented the midfield and in particular, Ilkay Gundogan’s inability to cover ground.

Gundogan couldn’t get round the pitch, he couldn’t get near anybody. The balance wasn’t right with Foden, Silva and Lewis,” Redknapp said.

“The fact you can’t score a goal against the two centre-backs of Davies and Dragusin, that’s the biggest worry. They didn’t have a clinical edge.”

Gundogan cannot be Rodri for City

It’s hard to imagine that City would look this bad without Rodri but here we are, with five defeats on the spin and the Spaniard not back until 2025.

For Pep Guardiola, it’s a real dilemma and one he has to get to grips with quickly or risk seeing Liverpool run away with the title.

Gundogan, for all his qualities, is not a Rodri and like Redknapp mentions here, he doesn’t have the legs anymore to get box to box with the same pace he used to.

City, then, are in dire need to help and come January, don’t be surprised to see them move into the market to spend and strengthen.

Tottenham romped to a stunning 4-0 victory at Manchester City in the Premier League on Saturday evening, bouncing back from their shock home defeat to Ipswich Town last time out. Ange Postecoglou’s side condemned City to a fifth consecutive defeat in all competitions to emphatically get back on track.

James Maddison scored a first-half brace as part of a sensational performance before Pedro Porro added a third on the other side of the break. Brennan Johnson made it four in stoppage time.

Tottenham player ratings vs Man City
Guglielmo Vicario: 9

One of the most deserved clean sheets you’ll see all season. Looked like a man on a mission to deny Erling Haaland, and he did.

Pedro Porro: 8

It felt like his third goal put the game out of sight, but he also heavily contributed to an inspired defensive performance by Spurs.

Radu Dragusin: 7

Rock solid throughout the match and produced a crucial block in stoppage time to frustrate Haaland further.

Will deservedly receive plenty of respect for filling in at centre-back in Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven’s absence. Impressive showing.

Pape Sarr: 7

Came out on top in seven duels to go with three tackles in an energetic midfield performance.

Yves Bissouma: 5

A rare underperformer for Spurs. Felt like it was going to be a long night for him and Spurs after he was booked in the 17th second. It wasn’t.

James Maddison: 10

Are you watching, Thomas Tuchel? A near-perfect showing from Maddison, scoring twice to send Spurs on their way to a momentous victory. Nine duels won, five fouls drawn, 100 per cent take-on and tackle success rate. Tonight is his night. Superb.

Dejan Kulusevski: 9

He could easily be Spurs’ second 10/10 performer. Ran City’s left side ragged, winning all five of his ground duels, completing four take-ons, creating three chances and adding an assist. Sweden are in the money with their attack.

Heung-min Son: 6

Created two chances before withdrawing after the hour mark.