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These tweets perfectly summed up Man City’s dismantling of hopeless Arsenal
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These tweets perfectly summed up Man City’s dismantling of hopeless Arsenal

Man City put themselves within two points of league leaders Liverpool with a convincing 3-1 win over Arsenal, a result that Twitter was able to sum up perfectly. The mood was set once Arsenal announced their starting line-up. Lichtsteiner starts pic.twitter.com/iR2gfCKx72 — NotoriousAFC ?? (@Ililli0000) February 3, 2019 Mustafi when Man City are on the […]

Man City put themselves within two points of league leaders Liverpool with a convincing 3-1 win over Arsenal, a result that Twitter was able to sum up perfectly.

The mood was set once Arsenal announced their starting line-up.

Meanwhile Man City fans were none the wiser when it came to their formation either.

https://twitter.com/Desiigner_Jo/status/1092083504014331906

Is it 4-3-3? 3-1-3-3? God only knows.

Gunners fans worst fears were confirmed after a grand total of 46 seconds, when a — you guessed it — defensive mistake allowed Sergio Aguero to open the scoring.

City’s penchant for losing early leads came back to haunt them again though, with the away side nabbing an equaliser through an unlikely source just ten minutes later

https://twitter.com/DejiAdediran/status/1092101150810275840

Arsenal’s midfield seemed to be coping admirably with the task at hand, stopping City from creating too many chances.

https://twitter.com/MC_of_A/status/1092108585180561411

It couldn’t last forever though; Aguero, via a Raheem Sterling assist, restored the lead right before half-time, deflating any semblance of Arsenal optimism. 

After an enjoyable 45 minutes of football, Man City went into the half-time break 2-1 ahead.

On the hour mark Aguero grabbed his 14th hat-trick for Man City, and the 10th of his Premier League career. 

https://twitter.com/Coutinholaughs/status/1092120825224847361

The Argentine striker was a very deserved Man of the Match.

The match finished 3-1, Arsenal unable to get anywhere near their City counterparts in the second-half.

https://twitter.com/rosentweets/status/1092125238429708289

https://twitter.com/esskert/status/1092119341586366464

With Manchester United defeating Leicester City 1-0 earlier in the day, Arsenal are now firmly in sixth. 

https://twitter.com/W11zdom/status/1092124901476102144

https://twitter.com/Gareth_Standing/status/1092124889987891201