Brennan Johnson has been one of the standout performers for Spurs this season on the right-wing, registering seven goals in all competitions – more than any other player in the squad. In addition, Johnson is averaging 2.53 shots per game, landing a shot on target in 12 out of 17 matches this campaign.

Man City have lost each of their last four games, looking incredibly shaky defensively with key players out. That losing run started at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, as Pep Guardiola were handed a 2-1 defeat.

Brennan Johnson started that game, and managed two shots with both on target. He also landed this selection last season at the Etihad, registering two attempts, one on target.

In more transitional games where Spurs play on the break, Dominic Solanke operates as a facilitator, looking to create chances for the wingers. Son and Brennan Johnson should benefit from this.

Johnson has been in fantastic form this season, and is primed to take advantage of a permeable City defence. His pace in transition is his biggest strength, one which City have struggled to defend recently with defensive absentees.