Kelechi Iheanacho insists Manchester City remain upbeat despite defeat to Leicester and are ready to fight against Tottenham.
The Citizens were hoping to close the gap on the Foxes last weekend but they were comfortably beaten at the Etihad Stadium.
Claudio Ranieri’s men recorded a 3-1 win away from home to put plenty of pressure on City.
The defeat came just days after Manuel Pellegrini confirmed he would be leaving the club at the end of the season.
City are now fourth in the Premier League table, six points behind Leicester, but they can return to second if results go their way.
Sunday’s fixtures see Pellegrini’s men host Spurs, while Arsenal welcome Leicester to the Emirates.
Iheanacho is adamant that his side are not thinking about their defeat last weekend and he believes his team will work hard for the victory, which you can back using your free bet.
“We have to treat it like a cup final and give everything we have in the game,” he said.
“They have quality players and are second in the league so we have to fight them right to the final whistle.
“Everyone is sad that we lost last week and we have to put that behind us and move on. History was made that day but it’s not in our mind.”
The youngster will be hoping to start Sunday’s clash after scoring eight goals so far this season.
The 19-year-old could partner Sergio Aguero up top but he insists his game still needs plenty of work.
“I need to listen to everybody and work hard,” he said”I will try to impress everybody – the manager, the team, the fans – and to do that I have to work hard every day.”
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