Kevin De Bruyne says Manchester City trained to target Arsenal’s goal kicks to help them create chances in their 4-1 win over the Gunners.
The Blues now have their title destiny in their own hands, sitting just two points behind the league leaders with two games in hand. De Bruyne unlocked Arsenal with a super strike on seven minutes before grabbing a second shortly into the second half.
The Belgian also grabbed an assist from the free-kick for John Stones’ header on the stroke of half-time. De Bruyne said his team performed better in the first 45 minutes than the second and outlined what City had tried to expose in Arsenal’s game.
