Rashford, James and Fernandes score as Man Utd beat Newcastle
Saint-Maximin with goal for Magpies, who stay three points above drop zone
Result: Arsenal 0-1 Man City - Sterling scores
City have now won 18 straight games in all comps, 10 points clear
Result: Aston Villa 1-2 Leicester - Maddison & Barnes goals
Result: West Ham 2-1 Tottenham - Hammers go fourth
Antonio and Lingard score, Moura consolation for Spurs
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City are showing they can win pretty as they did at Everton and Liverpool or can leave it to the most solid defence seen ever at the Etihad. 18 wins and let's remember without a genuine striker playing. Incredible.
Dominic
FT: Arsenal 0-1 Man City
Manchester City
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester City goalscorer Raheem Sterling, speaking to Sky Sports: "I think we moved the ball well. Riyad [Mahrez] was really aggressive in the first five minutes and we kept the pressure on.
"They’re a good team – you can see how they play under Mikel [Arteta] and we struggled at times, but we kept our composure and ground out a result.
"Mikel’s worked with us for plenty of years and knows our strengths and weaknesses. It wouldn’t surprise me if they tried to find weaknesses in our team.
"We had a difficult start of the season – something we’re not used to. Credit to the team, we’ve started to dig results out. You have to do that when it really matters, that’s what makes a title-winning team."
On scoring with his head: "Whenever I score a headed goal it’s an extra buzz. This one was a bit of a better leap. I was just happy to score."
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Arsenal
Image source, Getty ImagesArsenal defender Kieran Tierney speaking to Sky Sports: "It was very tough. We didn't start well and in the end that killed us. You can't afford to do that against a team like City.
"It's hard to say what it was [the slow start]. It can happen against a top team and they punished us today.
"You have to think positive. If you go 1-0 down it's not the end of the world. We had chances and in some parts did really well so we were unlucky not to get a goal.
"Every part of the pitch is important. Unfortunately for us they came out on top. It was a tough game. I wasn't sure if I would get the full game but it's 90 minutes and I'm happy the manager gave me the chance again."
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Matt Dawson: Utd line-up is decent given injuries. I think Ole is banking on Newcastle coming out and attacking. Newcastle need a win to be clear of relegation, and James/Martial work best with space. If Newcastle play a low block, that's an issue
Manchester United v Newcastle (19:00 GMT)
Newcastle United
Newcastle have lost all three Premier League games without scoring when Callum Wilson has been absent this season – the forward has netted 40% of their Premier League goals this season (10 of 25).
He misses out today.
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We can forget about trying to qualify for the Europa League next season. Looks like it will just have to be the Champions League then by winning this seasons Europa League...
Ian, Arsenal Fan in Sutton
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Karen Carney
Former England and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
Image source, Getty ImagesMikel Arteta said Manchester City are the best team in Europe - they really are.
Ruben Dias was sensational, seeing him live today and the impact he makes on his team-mates is unbelievable.
Raheem Sterling was fantastic how he stretched the play. Kevin de Bruyne is getting back fit, you are getting sharpness again from Jesus that come on. Aguero is now on the bench and it won't be long until he starts getting minutes as well.
They have everything about them.
Karen disagrees:
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I really don't think this Man City team are that special. I mean, they are head and shoulders above the rest but I think it's more a reflection on everyone else in the league than them.
Damien
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FT: Arsenal 0-1 Man City
Karen Carney
Former England and Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live
It was brilliant. City took the lead so, so early and then they worked hard as a team.
They kept the ball, the opponents don't get an opportunity, they defend. Dias was unbelievable. It was a brilliant team performance, just the movement to keep the ball.
It's difficult for teams to try break them down.
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Daniel Cheng: Couldn't compete, no cutting edge final 3rd. Men vs boys as always when we play City.
Mark Burt: Arsenal have been so tame they’ve basically allowed Man City to tickle their tummy for 90 mins.
Image source, Getty ImagesManchester United v Newcastle (19:00 GMT)
Dull or not, it was another step closer to the title for City.
Manchester United can go back into second with a win over Newcastle in our late game, who have Fulham and the relegation zone in the rearview mirror.
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Liz Tray: God almighty that match was DULL. I don't think Arsenal created one chance. We barely did either. No dynamism. No excitement. Finishing was hardly our issue: we didn't have any chances. 3pts is the best I can say about it. Amazing I stayed awake!
Passing the baton back to Tom Rostance again to talk you through today's final match between Manchester United and Newcastle.
I'll see you all later!
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Controversial possibly, but I think this city team are really dull to watch. The first 20mins of this game show you what they can do. The next 70mins have shown what they mostly do - just grind, hold possession and show no interest in really showing any attacking intent. Liverpool and Burnley aside, they don't blow teams away any more. Pep-ball this year is unbelievably conservative with the squad that they have.
Richard
FT: Arsenal 0-1 Man City
Big high-fives among the Man City defenders. John Stones and Ruben Dias were brilliant today.
Raheem Sterling gets plenty of fist pumps too. His early goal was the difference.
Image source, ReutersArsenal 0-1 Man City
That's 18 straight wins, 13 in the Premier League, for Manchester City.
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Theo Bowyer: Do Arsenal think this is a two-legged affair?
Arsenal 0-1 Man City
Raheem Sterling pokes a free-kick short to Gabriel Jesus as City just run down the clock.