Enjoy the Premier League, folks!

The Arsenal vs. Manchester City match was literally crazy in every detail!

For the first time in history, we saw Guardiola defend for the entire 90 minutes with only 32% possession!

For the first time in history, we saw Guardiola take off all his attackers and bring on defenders, and play a full quarter-hour without a striker.

Haaland and Foden came off, and Ake and Gonzalez came on!

And while the script was saying Guardiola would win with the worst style of football, and kissing the fourth official to be fair in stoppage time,

Arsenal equalized in the last minute, and the goal was scored by Martinelli, whose departure Arsenal fans had demanded, and today he saved them with a world-class lob against Donnarumma!

Premier League fun, guys!

We are witnessing one of the toughest downgrades in football right now

for me.Guardiola’s Manchester City, which was the Premier League’s bogeyman, controlling the game as the strongest team, besieging the top third of the pitch for the entire duration of the game.

He would press, quickly win the ball back, create countless chances, and score many goals.

All of this has now turned into a team so afraid of big matches that it scored a goal and then faced Arsenal with average and low blocks for 90 minutes.

This match is an official announcement from Pep Guardiola that he will no longer be able to compete with the Premier League’s top teams, nor will he be able to match their speed and strength of play.

His decision in these matches is to at least score, then close down, and play on transitions, taking advantage of the speed of Haaland and Doku.

Unfortunately, Pep Guardiola is truly drawing the line at the end of his City career this season, and it’s clear the team is far from being a threat to Arsenal.

Liverpool on the league title!

This guy waited for Arsenal to approach him in the transfer market, but no one responded, and he was about to sign with Tottenham!

He took advantage of his last chance and called Arteta himself and asked if he could join Arsenal. It happened that Havertz was injured, and Arsenal decided to buy a replacement!

The scenario changed 180 degrees, and this guy eventually signed with Arsenal and returned to his first childhood club!

So today, Arsenal were struggling offensively against Manchester City, until this guy came on and turned the game around, scoring the incredible goal you see in the last minute, saving Arsenal from defeat!

A winger, a playmaker, intelligent, an excellent shooter, and a skillful tactician, Eberechi Eze is Arsenal’s signing of the season.

Why would Arsenal have a player like him, who has the solutions and the ability to increase the danger of possession while his team is on the bench for an entire half?

Why would they start a match like this with a three-man midfield, one of whom is a registrar and two who are tackling and chasing the ball?

Arteta ruined himself with the first-half corner kick, and I’m sure he was thinking, “I wish I’d started with him, because it would have made a huge difference.

“Even the assist for Martinelli’s goal… no one in Arsenal’s midfield, in Odegaard’s absence, could have made a key pass like that.

Arteta saved himself from defeat… but on paper… he lost two full points after spending an entire half hanging the ball in City’s penalty area without a goal.

Arteta likely had it in mind that he would chase the ball in the middle third, not hold it for long periods.

So he deployed a midfield formation with two registas in front of him, with high running and chasing rates, and engaging in high-level battles.

There was no Odegaard.

However, he made a mistake when he chose Trossard over Eze, who could have given him additional options.

Especially when the scenario changed and Guardiola scored, brought his team back with a midfield block, and decided to receive a play contrary to his philosophy.

Arsenal, despite dominating the first half in terms of possession and pace, had a dangerous attempt, and Donnarumma was twirling.

But they didn’t have a single attempt on Donnarumma’s goal, except for Madueke’s attempt from the flank.

I think Arteta did himself an injustice by not having Eze on the pitch, despite his great advantage in the first half.

He could have scored.

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