Midfield architect Kevin De Bruyne admits Manchester City's preparations for Wednesday night's huge Premier League encounter with title rivals Arsenal will be no different to any ordinary fixture.
City, who booked their place in the FA Cup final with a comfortable 3-0 win over Championship promotion hopefuls Sheffield United on Saturday, will welcome the Gunners to the Etihad Stadium with the ambition of cutting their advantage at the summit to just two points. Arsenal's title charge has stalled in recent weeks, and they have drawn each of their last three matches.
Mikel Arteta's side staged a dramatic comeback against bottom club Southampton on Friday night, recovering from 3-1 down with two minutes of normal time left on the clock to draw 3-3. It means that City, who have two games in hand on the Londoners, are now the favourites to win the title.
