Mikel Arteta was at the centre of the action on the touchline once again as Kevin De Bruyne took issue with the Spaniard's actions during Arsenal's clash against Manchester City. The Belgian playmaker had opened the scoring for the champions after Takehiro Tomiyasu made an error in defence.
Bukayo Saka equalised from the penalty spot before half-time after Ederson had fouled Eddie Nketiah inside the penalty box. Erling Haaland thought he had won City a penalty but he was deemed to be offside as VAR made the correct decision on this occasion.
The Norwegian striker was involved in the action minutes later as he broke forward, playing the ball to Ilkay Gundogan - who in turn fed Jack Grealish through to slot home past Aaron Ramsdale. At first glance it looked like a poor goal to concede, but the ball took a horrible deflection off of Tomiyasu's boot to take the ball past Ramsdale into the back of the Arsenal net to make it 2-1.
