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S hortly after the 4-1 evisceration at the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday night, a title decider that felt at times like an entirely self-contained event, Manchester City’s players simply having a conversation with themselves, Arsenal’s Twitter feed posted 30 seconds of approved Aaron Ramsdale apology content.
Manchester City supporters have reacted with glee after spotting how goalkeeper Ederson celebrated Erling Haaland's goal against Arsenal.
Arsenal terancam gagal menjadi juara Liga Inggris musim ini. Namun, kiper Aaron Ramsdale menolak menyerah.
If statues were to be erected outside the Emirates to honour the Arsenal B@nter Years, Marouane Chamakh, André Santos, “Troopz” and Sébastien Squillaci would all have a good shout about being permanently cast in bronze – cautionary tales to stand alongside Thierry Henry and Herbert Chapman, reminders that they have a proud history of being a laughing stock as well as one of the most feared clubs in English football. That period, for the outsider at least, was a lot of fun. William Gallas being given the No 10 shirt, Emmanuel Adebayor’s full-pitch sprint in celebration, the 8-2 at Old Trafford, Cheick Tioté’s volley, that Milk Cup final defeat to Birmingham, Kim Källström arriving with a broken back, losing 6-0 to Chelsea in Wenger’s 1,000th game, £40m + £1 for Luis Suárez – there are countless rose-tinted memories, tucked away in the archives for a rainy day. Even the Nicolas Pépé era was quite fun, as the club emerged from their Emirates-enforced austerity and decided to splurge gargantuan sums on hopeful, flickering talents, only to find new ways of falling short.
Aaron Ramsdale admits Arsenal were off the pace during their loss to title rivals Manchester City but is backing the club to reach a similar level to the Premier League champions’ in years to come.
MANCHESTER: Like a dad who had been letting his kid win a few games in the garden, Kevin De Bruyne decided it was time to get serious and put the youngster in his place on Wednesday as he led Manchester City's schooling of Arsenal with a sumptuous performance.
Kevin De Bruyne scored twice as Manchester City took a giant step toward retaining the Premier League title with a dominant 4-1 victory over leaders Arsenal in Wednesday's top-of-the-table clash at the Etihad Stadium.
Manchester City produced a stunning display to dispatch Arsenal and take control of the title race.