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Summary
Arsenal twice hit back to earn draw
Mustafi heads in second Arsenal equaliser from Ozil corner
Aguero steers City back in front within 2 mins of Walcott goal
Walcott beats the offside flag to bundle home the leveller
Sane sprints clear to round Ospina and put City in front
Koscielny forced off with an injury at half-time - Gabriel on
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'The fans are making their voices heard'published at 18:14 British Summer Time 2 April 2017
Arsenal 2-2 Manchester City
Ian Wright
Former Arsenal striker on 606"The fans will be the ones who ultimately decide Arsene Wenger's fate."
Those are the words of an Arsenal board member. That is exactly what the fans are doing. They are making their voices heard.
If a new manager was to come in now though, it needs to be someone who will instantly make the fans think "yes - we have the right man for the job".
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Nick UTA: Arsenal fans saying that result isn't good enough are kidding themselves. After March, a draw against City is a good result.
Yullaw: Pep Fraudiola this is the Premier League - the best league in the world! Your shortcomings are brutally exposed to the world
'City didn't seem to want to win'published at 18:10 British Summer Time 2 April 2017
Arsenal 2-2 Manchester City
Ian Wright
Former Arsenal striker on 606It was vitally important for Arsenal to get something out of that game with the situation they are currently in.
In terms of the league, a point isn't particularly great for either team.
It was up to Manchester City if they wanted to win this game but they didn't seem want to enough, throwing away a lead twice.
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Watched this in a pub in London and several guys in front of me were laughing every time Wenger appeared on screen. So sad. Nobody was laughing when he arrived in the Premier League and set the bar for other managers at a whole new height. The only clubs who have 'consistently' challenged for the title since then are the two (City and Chelsea) who have had personal billions poured into them. Wenger's had a transfer pot to spend, but not the ability to compete on wages or the chance to re-invent his squad every two years. The man deserves so much more respect from a new generation of core fans who aren't old enough to remember Arsenal before 1997.
Ben
'Difficult to catch Chelsea'published at 18:07 British Summer Time 2 April 2017
Arsenal 2-2 Manchester City
Manchester CityManchester City forward Leroy Sane : "I am disappointed that we did not win, the other scores were good for us as Chelsea lost.
"It is very difficult to catch Chelsea, it was important that we won today. We only have one point and now on Wednesday we play them."
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Arsenal host West Ham on Wednesday, then have consecutive Monday trips to Crystal Palace and Middlesbrough. If their clash with Stoke on the penultimate weekend is moved for whatever reason, then the Gunners might not play another league game on a Saturday this season.
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Yanto: There was more fight in the stands than on the pitch - Victory Through Hamorny? Not while Wenger remains.
'End of an era?'published at 17:58 British Summer Time 2 April 2017
Arsenal 2-2 Manchester City
Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 liveAre we at the end of an era?
I do think the players proved they were behind Wenger a bit more today and they gave everything for their team.
But I think the Champions League is outside their grasp now. My gut feeling is it's going to be too much of a task for them - I hope they prove me wrong.
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At the end of it all, Arsenal remain sixth, two points behind fifth-placed Manchester United and seven behind Manchester City in fourth. They have a game in hand on City.
City are 11 behind leaders Chelsea, with that trip to Stamford Bridge to come in midweek.
'Arsenal will be the happier'published at 17:54 British Summer Time 2 April 2017
Arsenal 2-2 Manchester City
Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 liveWell that ended a little bit of a damp squib. It was a smashing start. You couldn't catch your breath in commentary.
But in the second, Arsenal just didn't have the energy.
Arsenal will be the happier of the two teams to come away with a point. They will be the more grateful.
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Arsenal 2-2 Manchester City
There are a few afters. Sergio Aguero and Nacho Monreal discuss the 'handball', while Pep Guardiola has a word with the referee. It's Pep who looks the unhappier of the coaches, but his embrace with Wenger is genuine.
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Arsenal 2-2 Manchester City
All over. A breathless afternoon. You'd never use it as an example of how to defend, but the entertainment was top notch.
In the end, though, the draw doesn't really help either side.
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Arsenal 2-2 Manchester City
You've seen them give. He was falling over, but the arm was flapping. That might be all she wrote...
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Arsenal 2-2 Manchester City
Handball? Did Nacho Monreal punch that? That looked very, very much like a hand in the box...
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Arsenal 2-2 Manchester City
Cleared. City try to break, but are hauled back by a 'clever' foul. Wenger off the bench. Into the last minute.
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Arsenal 2-2 Manchester City
Three added on. Arsenal free-kick, just outside the City box...
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Arsenal 2-2 Manchester City
Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 liveArsenal have switched off - they are asleep!
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Arsenal 2-2 Manchester City
Arsenal claw. Anywhere will do. Jesus Navas finds space, but his left foot is only for standing on. The shot almost hits the corner flag.