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Our game at the Joie Stadium is scheduled for 19:00 (UK) on Monday 17 February with every kick available to watch live for those with a CITY+ subscription.

A win over Spurs could secure City’s place in the knockout stage of the PL2 with our opponents on a slightly different path of looking to break into the top 16, the play-off places.

But with every match a difficult test in the PL2, our home tie will undoubtedly be another exciting watch on Monday 17 February.

Until then, check out the highlights from our last league win...

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We welcome our opponents to the Joie Stadium for a 19:00 (UK) kick-off on Monday 17 February.

As the end of the league phase approaches in the competition, Ben Wilkinson‘s squad will be looking to confirm our place in the top 16 with a positive performance against Spurs.

City currently sit at the league summit with our visitors in need of three points as they chase the knockout places.

With that in mind, the PL2 clash points towards an exciting match-up in Manchester.

And those with a CITY+ subscription will be able to watch all the action unfold live on mancity.com and the Official Man City App on Monday 17 February.

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Ticket Information

The Club has received an allocation of 667 tickets, including 5 wheelchair bays and a number of tickets for ambulant supporters.

All tickets for this fixture will be issued as Print@Home. Tickets will be emailed to the lead purchaser approximately 5 days prior to the fixture. Tickets can either be printed or scanned on a smart device.

The Club has received an allocation of 5 wheelchair bays and an allocation of seating for ambulant disabled supporters. Qualifying supporters will also be allocated a complimentary personal assistant seat, should they be eligible. Qualifying disabled supporters can purchase online as follows.

Wheelchair Users – simply log in to your online account, select ‘Wheelchair Section’ and select the wheelchair bay you would like to sit in. Select the wheelchair bay, as this will also allocate the personal assistant to the basket. Within the basket, you can then change the owner of the second ticket to your personal assistant.

Ambulant Disabled – once logged in to your account, select the block you would like to sit in, and the quantity of seats you require.

If you have a specific seating requirement or need general access advice for Gaughan Group Stadium, please contact the Access Team on +44 (0)161 444 1894. Read a guide to Gaughan Group Stadium here.

Find out everything you need to know about visiting Gaughan Group Stadium here.

As guardians of this great Club, we all have a responsibility to act as ambassadors of not only Manchester City, but also the City of Manchester. On your visit to Gaughan Group Stadium please respect the stewards and staff at the Club and we ask that you:

Remain in the seat that you have purchased.

Keep your ticket with you at all times.

Do not block the aisles or gangways.

Do not smoke.

The use of pyrotechnics, flares and smoke bombs is strictly prohibited

Entry to Gaughan Group Stadium will be granted on the presentation of a valid ticket purchased from the Club. The Club excludes all liability to any supporter who is denied entry to Gaughan Group Stadium as a result of their ticket having been purchased through an unauthorised seller. The unauthorised sale or disposal of tickets may also amount to a criminal offence and the Club will inform the police as soon as it becomes aware of any unauthorised sale or disposal of tickets.

All tickets are sold subject to availability and are issued subject to Manchester City Football Club Limited’s 2024/25 Away Match Terms and Conditions of Sale and the applicable Ground Regulations of the opposing team.

It is important to note that tickets cannot be returned within 7-days of the match in line with our refund policy.

If you have not received your away match ticket on the last working day before the match, please contact Fan Support by calling +44 (0)161 444 1894 and we will arrange a ticket for collection at the away ground.

The ticket must be collected by the owner of the ticket with photo ID.

Fans who have an arranged collection will be sent information of how to collect their ticket.

The Club has received an allocation of 3,038 tickets, including 26 wheelchair bays and a number of tickets for ambulant supporters.

Please note that children aged 13 and under must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over when attending fixtures at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

This fixture is mobile tickets. Tickets will be sent out no later than 5 days before the fixture.

From this allocation, the following groups will receive tickets for this match: Season Ticket Members, Seasonal Hospitality Members, Owner, Board of Directors, Football Management, Players, Club Officials and Staff, Former Players, Club Partners, and the Man City Supporters Club.

We would like to remind supporters that we advise against booking travel or accommodation for fixtures until they secure a ticket. Fixture dates and kick-off times can change at any time.

That means the game at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium will now be played 19:30 (UK) on Wednesday 26 February. UK viewers can watch it on TNT Sports.

We won twice at the ground in 2023/24, claiming our first ever victory there with an FA Cup triumph in January 2024 before a vital three points in the penultimate game of the Premier League campaign.

It marks our third televised Premier League game of the month after the trip to Arsenal on Sunday 2 February and a home meeting with Liverpool on 23 February.

Stay across mancity.com and our official app for all ticketing and future fixture details for the remainder of the 2024/25 season.

As always, we’ll have full coverage of every men’s match day on mancity.com and our official app.

Matchday Live, our free City-centric show, starts as team news is announced and takes you all the way through the day –beginning with studio guests building up to the game before radio and text commentary takes over during the 90 minutes.

City won four of our fives matches in all competitions across November, qualifying for the knockout stages of the UEFA Women’s Champions League in the process.

The Blues were in European action on two separate occasions, getting the better of Hammarby home and away to seal progression from Group D with two games to spare.

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In the Barclays Women’s Super League, a disappointing defeat to Chelsea saw us beaten for the first time in 2024/25, but there were also impressive wins over Tottenham Hotspur and Crystal Palace to celebrate.

As always, producing a three-player shortlist for the final vote has been a difficult task, but we’ve gone for the below trio...

Jill Roord

Dutch international Roord’s return from an anterior cruciate ligament rupture in January has been nothing short of remarkable.

The midfielder started all three of City’s WSL matches in November, finding the net in each of the first two.

At Crystal Palace, Roord was in the right place at the right time to smash home the Blues’ second of the afternoon after a cleverly timed run into the hosts’ box.

VOTE FOR JILL ROORD

That goal capped off a dominant performance in the engine room, which the 27-year-old emulated against Spurs one week later.

Picking up play from Lauren Hemp, Roord flicked the ball away from a Spurs challenge before rifling in City’s third at the near post in a 4-0 win at the Etihad Stadium.

Alex Greenwood

City’s captain was probably unlucky not to be shortlisted for either September or October’s Etihad Player of the Month vote, such is her consistency in the heart of the Blues’ defence.

Once again though the England international stepped up when it mattered in November, featuring in all five of our fixtures.

VOTE FOR ALEX GREENWOOD

She was City’s standout performer at Chelsea and was pivotal in dragging the team through two difficult Champions League assignments against Hammarby.

A second leg win in front of over 20,000 hostile home supporters on an artificial surface and with a depleted squad wouldn’t have been possible without Greenwood’s leadership from the back.

The captain is one of only two players in the City squad - alongside Yui Hasegawa - to start all 14 of our matches so far in all competitions, such is her importance to this team.

Bunny Shaw

Another free-scoring month for our Jamaican, who was just beaten to October’s award by Hemp.

Shaw grabbed six goals in five outings for City, beginning with a clinical header to round off the scoring in a 3-0 win over Crystal Palace.

A hat-trick against Tottenham Hotspur followed, with the forward finding the net inside 21 seconds at the Etihad.

VOTE FOR BUNNY SHAW

Her latest treble saw her break the WSL’s hat-trick record, and the accolades kept on coming for Shaw.

Indeed, her brace in our 2-1 win over Hammarby to round off the month also ensured she moved top of the Club’s all-time scoring chart in the Champions League.

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Manchester City’s 35-match unbeaten Premier League home run was brought to an end with a 4-0 defeat to Spurs.

An first half brace from James Maddison handed the visitors a two-goal advantage at the break which the Blues - despite registering 23 shots, couldn’t recover from.

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Pedro Porro’s strike inside ten minutes of the restart from a Dominic Solanke cutback added a third, before Brennan Johnson tapped home in stoppage time to complete the scoring.

It was a tough day at the office for City, but Rodri’s return to the Etihad ahead of kick-off, with his Ballon d’Or award, was a positive addition to an otherwise frustrating afternoon.

Watch immersive highlights from the day, including warm-ups, Rodri’s presentation and match action, via the Pitcam Highlights above on CITY+.

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It was a tough evening for Pep Guardiola’s men who were looking to bounce back on home soil after the November international break.

The Blues had John Stones, Manuel Akanji and Nathan Ake back from injury, the first two starting and the third coming on at the break while Rodri gave everyone a lift before the game after showcasing his Ballon d’Or trophy on the pitch.

And the Blues began the game strongly with Erling Haaland, Savinho and Phil Foden looking for a fast start but it was Tottenham who showed their clinical side with James Maddison’s brace putting the visitors two-up at the break.

There were further goals from Pedro Porro and Brennan Johnson in the second half on a difficult night for the champions.

It’s back to the Etihad on Tuesday for a Champions League clash with Feyenoord before we head to Anfield next Sunday for a Premier League encounter with the leaders.

City’s home loss to Spurs was our first in the league since November 2022.

On the back of four losses prior to the international break, it means the Blues have suffered five defeats in a row and the boss says the immediate focus is restoring some confidence with the Champions League game against Feyenoord to come on Tuesday evening.

“When you lose 0-4 there’s nothing to say except to congratulate Tottenham,” said Guardiola.

“We struggled a little bit to get back the balls. We were not able to win it, to give an extra action afterwards.

“We were quite decent; we created a lot. I would say we are quite fragile right now, that is obvious from the fact that we struggle today to score goals and when they arrive, they scored goals.

“We are playing a little bit in our thoughts, but it’s normal. Football is a sense of mood and when you win a lot it gives you the self-awareness that you can do it.

“And when you lose three in a row in the Premier League, that situation it’s always a little bit there.

“There are many things that are going to happen that we need to do to break the results as much as possible to get more positive and confident.

“At the same time, being here for eight years, I knew that sooner or later we would drop.

“Of course we never expect to lose three Premier League games in a row. In that time we always expected a drop, but we were incredibly consistent.

However, we cannot deny the reality that sometimes in football and sometimes in life it’s here.

“We are not used to losing so many games in a row. That’s happened. We have to do everything to change, especially the next one.

“The exception is the reality we lived for eight years is not determined. Sometimes it happens and sometimes you drop a little bit, it’s happened right now.

“In terms of the way we played, we were good in the first minutes and after the first chance they had in 13 minutes we concede a goal, and the chances were there.

“But then we conceded a transition from Spurs. They are so physical we know it, that’s why we thought to bring a game for the physical condition that we have from many players.

“A lot of midfield players, a lot of control, we cannot make up and downs because they are stronger than us.

“But at the end of the day, I would say that what we have done for many years here, it’s my way, the way I like to play, but now we have a period, you cannot run away.

“You have to face it and break the next game.”

It was an evening to forget for the Blues as a brace by James Maddison in the first half and goals from Pedro Porro and Brennan Johnson after the break won it for the visitors.

There was plenty of pre-match positivity with Pep Guardiola signing a new two-year deal earlier this week and Rodrigo showcasing his Ballon d’Or trophy just before kick-off.

And when the game started, City looked intent on keeping that feelgood factor going.

But a double by attacking midfielder Maddison on 13 and 20 minutes shocked the Etihad and put us on the back foot.

Porro made it three for Ange Postecoglou’s side on 52 minutes before Johnson fired home from a pinpoint cross by fellow sub Timo Werner just before the final whistle.

City remain second in the Premier League behind Liverpool, who we face next in the top-flight at Anfield a week on Sunday.