Manchester City's dressing room was understandably sombre before Pep Guardiola's riot act inspired a second-half comeback against Tottenham.
The champions were staring down the barrel of a second defeat in five days when the North Londoners took a 2-0 lead, firmly against the run of play. City were booed off at the interval as they look to chase down Premier League leaders Arsenal, who had an eight-point lead before the game.
For all City's possession and territory, they were unable to breakdown their opponents, and faced the prospect of falling further behind in the title race. Jack Grealish admitted there was little chat going on in the dressing room before Guardiola addressed the group.
