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William Saliba says Arsenal ‘not satisfied’ with battling Man City draw as he issues fighting talk amid tight Premier League title race

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Arsenal and City handed Liverpool the advantage in the title race after <a href="https://www.goal.com/en-gb/lists/man-city-player-ratings-vs-arsenal-erling-haaland-phil-foden/blt3a7762cfb39bd9bf" target="_blank">playing out a 0-0 draw at the Etihad</a>. <a href="https://www.goal.com/en-gb/lists/liverpool-player-ratings-brighton-alexis-mac-allister-mohamed-salah/bltb34b0582152bc75a" target="_blank">Liverpool beat Brighton 2-1 earlier in the day</a> and now sit two points clear of the Gunners at the top of the Premier League table. Pep Guardiola's side are now third, a point behind Arsenal with all three teams now having just nine games left to play.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Arsenal may be frustrated to only take a point from City but will feel progress has been made. City ran out 4-1 winners in the same fixture last season on their way to the title. The Gunners will also need no reminding they headed to the Etihad on Sunday having lost on their last eight trips to the City's home and, while they couldn't secure a victory on Sunday, they do at least remain above Guardiola's side in the table ahead of what promises to be an intriguing run-in.

THE BIGGER PICTURE

Saliba told Sky Sports: "We cannot be satisfied when we draw, but it is ok. We learn from some games that we cannot win. We don't have to lose, and we didn't so we did well. We leave with one point but we are not satisfied. We know it is the best team in the world so we have to keep focussed all the game. We managed to stop them scoring but we did not score ourselves. But we are happy, let's see how it turns out."

WHAT SALIBA SAID

Arsenal are only the fourth team to keep a clean sheet against a side managed by Guardiola in two league matches in the same season, after Borussia Monchengladbach in 2014-15, Manchester United in 2020-21, and Crystal Palace in 2021-22.

DID YOU KNOW?

Arsenal will aim to get back to winning ways on Wednesday in the Premier League at home to Luton Town. Meanwhile, Manchester City take on Aston Villa in midweek and Liverpool face Sheffield United.

WHAT NEXT FOR THE TITLE RACE

William Saliba says Arsenal ‘not satisfied’ with battling Man City draw as he issues fighting talk amid tight Premier League title race | Goal.com

Arsenal defender William Saliba says the Gunners are &quot;not satisfied&quot; with their 0-0 draw against Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium. 