Timo Werner ends goal drought as Tottenham knock out Manchester City Timo Werner ends goal drought as Tottenham knock out Manchester City

Timo Werner first goal in 18 matches helpe Tottenham knock Manchester City out of the Carabao Cup with a 2-1 win after a pulsating fourth-round tie.
Spurs on course for victory when he rifled home in the fifth minute. Which was follow by a superb curled strike from Pape Sarr midway through the first half.
City responded with a Matheus Nunes goal on the stroke of half-time. But after Pep Guardiola decided against bringing on Erling Haaland, Tottenham held on for a crucial win which sent them into the quarter-finals and helped push them a step closer to ending a 16-year trophy drought.
It was not a solely positive night for โปรโมชั่น ufabet Ange Postecoglou. After he lost Micky van de Ven to injury and City winger Savinho left the pitch on a stretcher as the packed fixture schedule hit home for both managers.
Guardiola had stated last month that City would not waste any energy on this competition. But name a stronger than expected team with only two inexperienced younger players included in Nico O’Reilly and James McAtee.
It was a similar story for Postecoglou, although one of the five players. He recall after the 1-0 loss at Crystal Palace immediately justified his selection.
Werner returned in place of 17-year-old Mikey Moore and ended his goal drought which stretched back to March early on.