Arsenal managed to secure a dramatic 1-1 draw against Manchester City in a Premier League match, with Gabriel Martinelli scoring a last-minute equalizer. City initially took the lead through Erling Haaland and controlled much of the game, but Pep Guardiola's decision to adopt a defensive approach in the second half proved costly. Despite having a comfortable lead, City shifted to a more defensive formation, resulting in only 32.8% possession, the lowest recorded under Guardiola. The draw leaves City eight points behind league leaders Liverpool, who have maintained a perfect record. Arsenal's late goal highlighted vulnerabilities in City's defense, particularly their high backline, which was exploited by a well-placed ball from Eberechi Eze. This match marks a significant moment for Arsenal, as it extends their unbeaten streak against City under manager Mikel Arteta.