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Tottenham touched down in Barcelona on Saturday night just hours after their dramatic draw with Manchester City at the Etihad.

Mauricio Pochettino has taken his players to Catalunya for a mid-season winter training camp with Spurs not back in action until Wycombe visit White Hart Lane in the fourth round of the FA Cup next weekend.

Pochettino was pictured arriving at Barcelona-El Prat Airport alongside his coaching staff, while the likes of Dele Alli and Kyle Walker were also snapped dragging their suitcases along after landing on Spanish soil.

Tottenham went to the Etihad in search of three points on Saturday but were relieved to end up with just one after going two goals down to Pep Guardiola's side.

Leroy Sane and Kevin de Bruyne both benefited from uncharacteristic errors from Spurs goalkeeper Huge Lloris to put City in a commanding position at the start of the second half.

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However, England star Alli halved the deficit with a 58th-minute header before Son Heung-min stroked home to complete the fightback 13 minutes from time.

"To be honest they (City) were better in the first half and they deserve more but it's football," Pochettino told BT Sport after the match."It was difficult for us in the first half, we conceded a lot of chances.

"In the second half we were a little bit better and we had more energy but conceded two goals. It was important to show character and personality. To show all of our character at 2-0 down against City is difficult but we believe and it is a massive point for us.

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"At the start it was difficult for us to play in the way we normally play, to be honest it was not a good first half performance, we were not comfortable with or without ball and they were better.

"Sometimes in football this happens and it is important to react. We tried to change in the second half and conceded two quick goals but you need to believe and show character to get a result when you don't play well."

Spurs are next in Premier League action when they face Sunderland at the Stadium of Light on January 31.

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