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Ange Postecoglou acknowledged Tottenham Hotspur's stroke of luck in staying in the game against Manchester City before securing a late equaliser for a 3-3 draw at the Etihad Stadium.

Dejan Kulusevski's 90th-minute leveller secured a point for Tottenham away from home.

Son Heung-min put his team ahead before scoring an own goal three minutes later inside the first half.

Phil Foden restored the lead for City with a cool finish, but Giovani Lo Celso equalised in the 69th minute with a curling effort that squeezed past goalkeeper Ederson.

Grealish thought he had won the game after tapping in from close range with nine minutes left, but Kulusevski's late intervention ensured Tottenham avoided a fourth successive Premier League defeat.

"We were lucky to be in it by half-time," Postecoglou said. "City could have blown us away in that period, a bit similar to what happened to us against (Aston) Villa last week.

"We hung in there, second half was a lot better, a lot more control and a lot more belief in the team. We got our reward for that which is great for the lads."

Mauricio Pochettino praised his Chelsea players for rising to the challenge of playing with 10 men for an entire half as they went on to secure a 3-2 victory against Brighton.

Midfielder Conor Gallagher was sent off just before half-time after being shown a second yellow for a challenge on Billy Gilmour.

Enzo Fernandez scored a brace as he helped his side secure an important win in a five-goal thriller at Stamford Bridge.

Pochettino said: "I told them at half-time I am happy that that happened (the red card) because it's a great opportunity for us.

"It's a massive challenge. Come on, now we need to show that we are a team. That is a thing that for sure will improve us."

Andoni Iraola was disappointed his Bournemouth side failed to beat Aston Villa, insisting they deserved more than one point from the game.

Ollie Watkins secured a last-minute equaliser as Villa, coming from behind twice, managed to secure a valuable point on the road.

Antoine Semenyo initiated Bournemouth's lead with a low finish before Villa's response came in the 20th minute when Leon Bailey levelled the score.

Despite Dominic Solanke later reinstating Bournemouth's lead in the second half, Watkins stepped in to help Villa secure a comeback.

Iraola said: "It is a hard one to take because before for the game you would take a point against Villa, but considering how the team played and the chances we had we cannot be happy.

"In the end we could not score the third goal even though we had clear chances and we also have to congratulate their goalkeeper who made two or three spectacular saves.

"After the start of the season we needed to improve and we've been doing that.

"We are understanding each other better and the players are physically in a good place. It is obvious we are playing better than we were.

"They are winning duels against tough opposition, but we have to continue because this is a good level from us and it's only enough for one point."

Jurgen Klopp thinks Joel Matip could be set for an extended period on the sidelines after the defender sustained an injury in Liverpool's dramatic 4-3 victory over Fulham.

Matip, 32, went down injured and appeared to be holding his right leg in the second half. He was eventually replaced in the 69th minute for Ibrahima Konate.

Although Matip will need a scan to determine the extent of the potential problem, Klopp feared the worst for his centre-back.

He said: "We lost Joel today. No scan yet but it won't be a short one. We have to get through this."

In a captivating seven-goal thriller at Anfield, Trent Alexander-Arnold secured a dramatic late comeback for Liverpool with an 88th-minute winner.

Unai Emery said Aston Villa knew how difficult it would be to win against Bournemouth as his side drew 2-2 at the Vitality Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

Ollie Watkins snatched a dramatic equaliser in the 90th minute as Villa twice came from behind to steal a point away from home.

Villa head coach Emery said to BBC Sport: "It's a good point. We were aware it would be difficult to get a victory today.

"The point is good for us when you are losing a match. We will try to use this point. We prefer to control the game but it was not easy, they had very good chances."

Antoine Semenyo opened the scoring for Bournemouth with a clever low finish following a mistake by Diego Carlos.

Leon Bailey equalised for Villa in the 20th minute, cutting in from the right and firing through a crowded area.

Dominic Solanke then restored Bournemouth's lead in the second half, but Watkins intervened help get Villa back into the game.

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• Bournemouth 2-2 Aston Villa
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• Liverpool 4-3 Fulham
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• Bournemouth 1-1 Aston Villa
• Chelsea 2-1 Brighton
• Liverpool 2-2 Fulham
• West Ham 1-0 Crystal Palace

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Scotland will open Euro 2024 against Germany.

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Defending champions Italy, who finished behind Gareth Southgate's side in qualification, will meet Spain in one of the games of the group stage, while also facing Albania and 2018 World Cup finalists Croatia.

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The 2024 European Championship takes place in Germany between June 14 and July 14.

The qualifiers started in March and conclude in November before March’s play-offs to determine the final 24 competing teams.

There was record ticket demand for Euro 2020, with the tournament attracting 28.3million ticket requests, and next summer’s tournament has proved to be similarly popular.

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The Athletic has the lowdown on the Euro 2024 ticketing situation.

The draw for the 2024 European Championship is taking place in Hamburg tomorrow (5pm GMT; 12pm ET).

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