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Solanke strikes late as 10-man Spurs salvage point at Manchester United
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Solanke strikes late as 10-man Spurs salvage point at Manchester United

The Guardian Football about 2 hours 1 mins read

After 72 laboured minutes, this match was lit up by a moment of quality. Matheus Cunha was fed by Luke Shaw down the left and the Brazilian crossed to Bryan Mbeumo, who spun and finished for Manchester United.

It drew delirious chants of “you’re going down with the City” with Spurs, at that stage, rock bottom of the Premier League and Manchester City’s long-term future in the division in question.

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