Can’t work out what he’s saying

Ange was absolutely seething this evening. But when asked to elaborate further on this statement, he didn’t really, meaning it’s hard to know exactly what is the issue, players, staff, fans, higher-ups, club culture… all of it? Strange end to a bizarre game.

Tomorrow's back page:

THEY THINK IT'S HAAL OVER

Erling Haaland's second-half double fired Manchester City 90 minutes away from a record fourth straight Prem title (Tom Barclay).

Plus - Erik ten Hag insists his lap of honour at Old Trafford tonight will NOT be a farewell

That result has confirmed Aston Villa's top-four place. Fair play, deserved, they've been the fourth-best team this season. Spurs will look back on that 4-0 win at Villa Park in March and think what might have been, though

2-0, Haaland (who now has 27 league goals in this allegedly poor season of his)

Penalty City, Porro brings down Doku

A few times in this Ange Postecoglou has lost his rag on the touchline when one of his midfielders has cut back instead of opting for a quicker pass forward. Similar energy to Chelsea away

Kevin de Bruyne in a world of pain here after Pape Sarr stepped on his ankle. Meanwhile, Rodrigo Bentancur did not look happy after being subbed.

Spurs South Stand respond to City's opener with a chant of 'F***ing hate Arsenal'

1-0 City

It would have been ruled out for offside, but that was a big moment for Radu Dragusin, who has not had a great time of it so far as Spurs, as he keeps a goal-bound Silva shot out with his head and punches the air in joy. HT: 0-0

Second misplaced pass of the half by Rodri. Not something you see too often from arguably the finest DM in PL history

Gvardiol misses the target, maybe it's not City's night after all...

Rodrigo Bentancur has just put in a tackle Dan Kilpatrick would be proud of