- Mikel Arteta has unequivocally stated that Arsenal will not play for a draw against Manchester City on Sunday, insisting they will prepare to win their crucial Premier League encounter.
- Arsenal currently hold a six-point advantage over Manchester City, making the match at the Etihad Stadium pivotal for their pursuit of a first league title in 22 years.
- Key forward Bukayo Saka is confirmed to be sidelined with an Achilles injury, adding to Arsenal's challenges for the upcoming game.
- Arsenal's recent form has seen a dip, securing only one victory in their last five outings, while City gained momentum with a win over Chelsea last weekend.
- Arteta acknowledged the match's significant impact on the title race for both teams and dismissed past comments from Erling Haaland, focusing on the competitive nature of the fixture.
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