Arsenal have been sent a title warning by Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola after his side's 6-3 thrashing of Manchester United on Sunday. Guardiola's side moved to within a point of the Gunners with victory, closing the gap to the league leaders who have enjoyed an excellent start to life in the Premier League.
Mikel Arteta's men have registered seven wins from their opening eight games, with their only defeat coming against Manchester United - a game that could have swung either way. Their latest victory came in the North London Derby on Saturday, winning 3-1 to subject Tottenham to their first defeat of the campaign.
"I’ll leave that to you guys honestly," Arteta said when asked when his team can be declared as part of the title picture. "We just started and we’re really happy with where we are. We understand that you can’t control because emotion is related. The table says what it says and we don’t look at that."
