Manchester City travel to Tottenham on Tuesday night needing a win to keep the title in their own hands but Spurs' rivalry with Arsenal adds another dimension to the game.
Arsenal centre-back William Saliba has backed Tottenham's players to "try their best" against Manchester City on Tuesday night, but expects the home fans to be cheering on the visitors.
The Gunners will be hoping Spurs are still in the hunt for a Champions League spot, but if Aston Villa beat Liverpool on Monday night that incentive will be stripped away from them.ALSO READ: Postecoglou hints at Spurs changes as nine players could miss huge clash "I think they will try to win. I know their fans don’t want them to win against City, but they are good competitors so I think they will try their best to win against City.
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