Manchester City will be wondering how they didn't beat Tottenham on Sunday after missing a number of guilt-edged opportunities before having a man sent off.
Oleksandr Zinchenko was given his marching order for a second yellow, turning the game in Tottenham's favour as Jose Mourinho pulled off a smash-and-grab win.
But that only tells half the story.
James Olley was at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to run the rule over Pep Guardiola's side.
Ederson 6
Conceded from Tottenham’s first shot on target and little he could do given how early – and how well - Steven Bergwijn took the shot. Son’s second was equally emphatic.
Kyle Walker 5
Booked for a first-half rugby tackle on Lucas Moura and was not able to provide the attacking threat often associated with the former Spurs defender.
Fernandinho 6
Helped City build out from the back with range of passing you would expect from a midfielder playing at centre-back.
Nicolas Otamendi 6
Often in good positions to help stifle Tottenham on the counter-attack but doesn’t always inspire confidence.
Oleksandr Zinchenko 4
Booked in the first-half melee and then sent off on the hour mark for a second yellow card after a blatant body-check on Harry Winks.
Ilkay Gundogan 5
Effective in possession but a poorly taken first-half penalty squandered City’s best chance to lead when they were on top. It proved costly.
Rodrigo 5
Helped control the game in the first half but gave away possession more than he would have liked and struggled to cope with Spurs’ second-half surge. Booked in stoppage time.
Kevin De Bruyne 6
Flashes of the inventive passing range which makes him arguably the Premier League’s finest current midfielder but unable to influence the game as he would have liked.
Riyad Mahrez 5
Dangerous when City were on top but lost the ball too often and contributed to a lack of efficiency which meant City couldn’t capitalise.
Sergio Aguero 5
Unlucky not to score when hitting the post after 27 minutes. A regular threat but ultimately an off night and replaced when City went down to ten men.
Raheem Sterling 5
Perhaps fortunate not to be sent off for 12th-minute tackle on Alli. Wasted several good openings and faced accusations of diving.
Substitutes
- Joao Cancelo, 5: Replaced Aguero for the final 26 minutes. Failed to find De Bruyne when in a dangerous position 11 minutes from time.
- Gabriel Jesus, 5: Introduced in the 72nd minute for Mahrez and only had a half-chance, heading tamely into Lloris’ hands from a tight angle as the game entered stoppage time.
