ARSENAL SET UNWANTED RECORD IN 2-1 DEFEAT TO MAN CITY

Arsenal suffered a 2-1 defeat to Manchester City on Sunday, setting an unwanted record in the process.

The Premier League clash, played at the Etihad Stadium, saw City secure all three points after a decisive second-half goal from ERLING HAALAND.

Arsenal suffered a 2-1 defeat to Manchester City on Sunday, setting an unwanted record in the process.

The Premier League clash, played at the Etihad Stadium, saw City secure all three points after a decisive second-half goal from ERLING HAALAND.

The result marked a disappointing milestone for Arsenal, as the team has now lost four consecutive matches in domestic league and cup competitions for the first time under manager MIKEL ARTETA.

Despite the setback, Arsenal remain top of the Premier League table, holding a three-point lead over City as they will look to bounce back in their next fixture against Newcastle United on April 25.

rked a disappointing milestone for Arsenal, as the team has now lost four consecutive matches in domestic league and cup competitions for the first time under manager MIKEL ARTETA.

Despite the setback, Arsenal remain top of the Premier League table, holding a three-point lead over City as they will look to bounce back in their next fixture against Newcastle United on April 25.