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Is there a surer bet in football than Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City doing what they need to do - in other words, win and keep winning - when they have the Premier League title within their grasp?
On the three previous occasions that they have been involved in neck‑and-neck races for the line under Guardiola - the margin for error slim to non-existent - they have never slipped. Their winning sequences have been long and ­devastating. Here we are again, City closing on yet another title, a sixth in total under Guardiola, this victory an eighth in a row when the pressure is at its most acute.
For one night only, everybody connected to Arsenal had turned into Tottenham fans. They were des­perate for their hated rivals to do something neighbourly. Any kind of result for Spurs would have kept Arsenal on top of the table before the final set of fixtures on Sunday.
It did not happen because this is not how it goes with City, ­however close it was in the final stages, ­however excruciating it must have been for Arsenal to watch. Because with City leading through an Erling Haaland goal shortly after the second-half restart, Spurs had the chances to equalise.
Stefan Ortega was the unexpected City hero. Guardiola’s starting goalkeeper, Ederson, had been forced off with a facial injury after a shud­dering collision with Cristian Romero. ­Ederson did not want to come off; he was incandescent and took out his feelings with a kick at the seats in the technical area. Yet everyone at City would have reason to thank Ortega.
The goalkeeper made a huge block to deny Dejan Kulusevski, on as a Spurs substitute, before ­keeping him out again at close quarters. But that was trumped in the 86th minute when Brennan ­Johnson robbed Manuel Akanji and sent Son Heung‑min clean through. With north London holding its breath for so many reasons, Ortega saved again.
Guardiola had thrown himself to the ground in anticipation of Son scoring as everybody expected him to do. He has hurt City on many ­occasions in the past. But when Ortega blocked, Ange Postecoglou raged at the heavens. It was the ­latest illustration of Spurs’ achilles heel under Postecoglou - the frequency with which they have failed to master the big moments.