In the Premier League rematch this morning, Tottenham Hotspur lost 0-2 at home to Manchester City. According to journalists, Tottenham boss Anthony Postecoglou got into a verbal altercation with a fan of his own who appeared to advise him to deliberately lose to Manchester City in order to prevent Arsenal from winning the title.
According to the live footage released by reporter Fraser Gillan, during the Tottenham vs Manchester City match, Postecoglou paused his command, turned from the sideline and walked to the stands, and pointed at a fan angrily, causing bystanders to look sideways:
It has been revealed that the fan suggested Postecoglou deliberately lost the game in order to prevent arch-rivals Arsenal from winning their first league title in almost 20 years.
Tottenham fans who are hoping they lose this morning are not alone. In the 51st minute of the game, Haaland opened the scoring to help Manchester City lead 1-0, and Tottenham's home stands chanted "Arsenal, are you watching?" ”
Asked about Arsenal after the game, Postecoglou replied bluntly: "I'm not interested in it, maybe it's out of place to say it now, but I really don't care, I just want to win.
'In the last 48 hours I've found Tottenham to have a very weak foundation, both internally and externally. I can't decide what other people do, the fans can say whatever they want. ”
After this morning's defeat, Tottenham completely missed out on the top four of the league. Manchester City only need to beat West Ham United in the final round to beat Arsenal at the last minute of the trophy race and complete the Premier League's unprecedented fourth consecutive title.