Heung-min Son failed to convert a key chance, leading Tottenham to a 2-0 loss against Manchester City on Tuesday. Ange Postecoglou expressed disappointment over missed opportunities that ended Tottenham’s Champions League hopes in the defeat to Manchester City. Tottenham needed a win to prolong the top-four race but succumbed to Manchester City, edging closer to the title under Pep Guardiola. A routine goal by Erling Haaland and a late penalty sealed the deal for Manchester City, clinching a vital victory. Stefan Ortega’s crucial save denied Heung-min Son’s scoring opportunity, proving pivotal in the game. Postecoglou lamented Tottenham’s inability to capitalize on chances and turn the game in their favor. The defeat for Tottenham meant Aston Villa secured Champions League qualification for the first time in 41 years. Postecoglou struggled to find positives in the loss, particularly with Arsenal’s title hopes dented. Tottenham’s inability to finish in the top four for the fourth time in five seasons highlighted the need for improvement. Postecoglou acknowledged the gap between Tottenham and Manchester City, emphasizing the work needed to catch up. Son missed a gilt-edged chance, contributing to the Spurs’ downfall against Manchester City.
