Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

There's maybe an element of release from [Manchester] City, frustration from a team that haven't played to the level which they've shown previously.

They're still a good team, but they came here with the pressure on and lots of talk about losing the last three away games.

I think that is a massive win, and ominous. They haven't got going yet so when they hit the top level, heaven help everybody else.

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Pep Guardiola certainly has been here before James, and he is doing his best to make sure his players do not feel the pressure that comes with being the front runners, even though they are well used to that.

After Wednesday night's game he declared that Arsenal were still technically top because they had a game in hand.

You can bet that his players will be made to feel they are still chasing the Gunners...a clever ploy.

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Here is a little bit more from Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, who says he now has "more belief" that his side can win the title, despite their 3-1 defeat by Manchester City at Emirates Stadium.

The loss saw City replace them at the top of the table on goal difference.

"I have more belief than I had before the game," Arteta told BBC Sport. "With the performance and the level the team put in, we had the feeling we could beat them. Until the second goal we had them.

"But we gave them three goals and the game at the end. Certain errors at this level, you can't make. At the same time, the team put the level very high.

"The difference was in the boxes, they had three chances and they put them away. We had chances and we didn't put them away."

Read more reaction here.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is a massive blow for Arsenal, how will they recover?

Yes they have a game in hand but I thought City were excellent in the second half.

They've flexed their muscles and said to Arsenal 'we are the team to beat'.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

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The most damaging blow Manchester City inflicted on Arsenal with victory in the biggest Premier League game of the season so far may just have been a psychological one.

City's win at Emirates Stadium saw them swap places with the Gunners, returning to the top of the table for the first time since 5 November.

The gap may seem like the smallest of margins, City at the summit on goal difference having played a game more than Mikel Arteta's side. But this win - plus the manner of it and where it was achieved - made it feel much more than that.

Scratch beneath the surface and it is hard to escape the sense that this highly-charged encounter in north London might just have been the night when the momentum in the title race shifted decisively.

Click here to carry on reading Phil McNulty's column.

It looks like Jack Grealish is warming to the title battle - his goal at Arsenal followed an assist in Sunday's 3-1 win at home to former club Aston Villa.

It's clear the thumbs have Manchester City leading this race...the defending champions top the table on goal difference, although Arsenal have a match in hand.

And look who's only five points behind in third...Manchester United, who have no matches left against the top two.

Here's a date for your diaries:

Wednesday 26 April - Man City v Arsenal (20:00 GMT)

HUGE!

We asked you earlier who you felt would win the title - thumbs up for Arsenal, thumbs down for Manchester City.

Here is the latest tally...

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...if you want to join in, scroll down to the post at 07:33 GMT and click on your preferred option.

Mikel Arteta says his Arsenal side gave away the game as they lost 3-1 at home to Manchester City - who replaced them at the top of the Premier League.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola says "it is important that we are here" in the title race after winning 3-1 at Arsenal - and moving above them to go top of the Premier League.

The Guardian

The Guardian's back page image features the twin emotions at the Emirates on Wednesday night, with Arsenal's Jorginho looking to the sky as Jack Grealish celebrates putting Manchester City ahead.

Both managers had plenty to say after the match, let's hear from them next...

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The Daily Telegraph

"Champions punish Arsenal errors to replace rivals at top of table" - the Telegraph points to a change in Manchester City tactics at half-time and a series of defensive mistakes by Arsenal as the turning point in what was a pulsating match at the Emirates.

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The Daily Mail

"Pep leapfrogs Arsenal to go top for first time in three months" - the Mail has chosen Jack Grealish's exuberant celebration as their main image.

In other news, the Mail has a story on a £3.1bn takeover bid for Tottenham...more on that in a moment.

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The Daily Star

"City storm back to the top as Arsenal see lead destroyed" - the Star is pulling no punches, leading with a picture of a pumped-up Erling Haaland after the Manchester City striker sealed their vital win at Arsenal with his 26th goal of the season.

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Before we go over the reaction to last night's matches in more detail, let's have a look at how the national newspapers have dealt with a huge night in this season's Premier League title race...

Mikel Arteta believes more than ever that his Arsenal side are capable of winning the Premier League title, despite losing 3-1 at home to defending champions Manchester City.

So how do you think the title race will pan out, after City moved above the Gunners into top spot on goal difference?

Let's do an unscientific poll...

Thumbs up if you think Arsenal will win the title.

Thumbs down if you think Manchester City will win.

And feel free to tweet, text or send us a Whats App message with your thoughts using the details above.

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Chelsea drew a blank in their Champions League last-16 first-leg tie at Borussia Dortmund, who will take a 1-0 advantage to Stamford Bridge following a superb solo goal from Karim Adeyemi.

Graham Potter's side had their chances, as Joao Felix shot over from a good position and then hit the crossbar in the first half, while Reece James forced two fine saves out of Dortmund goalkeeper Gregor Kobel after the break.

Click here for Gary Rose's report.

It was a massive night in the Premier League title race as second-half goals from Jack Grealish and Erling Haaland sealed a 3-1 win for Manchester City at Arsenal.

The Gunners had the better of a breathless first half as Bukayo Saka's penalty cancelled out an opener from Kevin de Bruyne.

But mistakes and missed chances cost Mikel Arteta's side as Pep Guardiola's defending champions jumped above them in the table on goal difference.

Read Phil McNulty's full report here.

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Morning folks, recovered from last night yet? Quite a lot to take in, wasn't there - I think we should just dive right into it.

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