Claims of 'fixed' match between Tottenham and Man City spark calls for 'points deduction'

Tottenham fans suspect match-fixing in loss to Man City, sparking calls for points deduction, as Arsenal title hopes hang in balance.

Fans of Tottenham Hotspur are circulating a wild theory that their recent loss to Manchester City was somehow "fixed", with some even going as far as calling for a points deduction. The match saw Man City secure a 2-0 victory, moving them ahead of Arsenal in the Premier League standings.

Speculation arose among some Spurs supporters that the team intentionally lost to prevent their rivals Arsenal from winning the league title. The atmosphere at the stadium was tense, with some fans seemingly willing to sacrifice a spot in the Champions League to ensure Arsenal's title drought continued.

Conspiracy theorists pointed to key moments in the match, such as Son Heung-min missing a clear scoring opportunity and a controversial penalty decision in favor of City. These incidents fueled suspicions of foul play among fans on social media.

Despite these claims, there is no concrete evidence to support the idea that the game was fixed. Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou expressed frustration with the attitude surrounding the match, hinting at underlying issues within the club.

As Tottenham faces the prospect of Europa League football next season, Arsenal's hopes for a title win hinge on their upcoming match against Everton and a potential upset by West Ham against Man City. The drama surrounding the match has sparked debate among fans and pundits alike, highlighting the unpredictable nature of football.

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