Quiz! Can you name the Manchester City vs Tottenham line-ups from the Champions League in 2019?
City face Spurs again this weekend - remember that rollercoaster of emotions from the Champions League two seasons ago?
Five minutes on the clock, 27 players to guess. How many can you name?
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When Manchester City hosted Tottenham Hotspur at the Etihad Stadium for the Champions League quarter-final second leg in 2019, it was a lesson as to why 1-0 in the first leg is never enough.
With just minutes of the game remaining, the score was 4-3 to City. We'd had VAR decisions, sloppy defending and virtuoso attacking displays from individuals. And then City broke through.
Pep Guardiola celebrated an equaliser - well at least, that's what he thought. VAR chalked it off and the image of the Catalan slumping to his knees, hands over his face in pure despair, is one that will remain with anyone who watched that game for a long, long time.
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The defining image of that tie, in fact. City play Spurs again tomorrow - will Pep get a little luckier this time?
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