Manchester City’s Jack Grealish celebrates after scoring at Arsenal.
LONDON – Pep Guardiola hailed Manchester City’s second half power surge as the champions knocked Arsenal off the top of the Premier League with a crucial 3-1 win on Wednesday.
Guardiola’s side showed they are not ready to surrender the title with a ruthless display of finishing that lifted them above Arsenal on goal difference.
Kevin De Bruyne put City ahead in the first half at the Emirates Stadium and, although Bukayo Saka equalised with a controversial penalty, Jack Grealish landed the vital blow in the second half when he restored the visitors’ lead.
Erling Haaland’s 26th goal in 22 league appearances for City killed off Arsenal in the closing stages.
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