- Ederson gave away penalty, avoiding second yellow
- Brazilian pointed to bottom-right corner
- Saka stepped up and slotted it there
WHAT HAPPENED? The Brazilian shot stopper was arguably lucky to still be on the pitch after clattering into Eddie Nketiah inside the box just before the break. Ederson did his best to put off Saka from 12 yards by gesturing to his right-hand side, instructions which the Arsenal starlet duly followed to draw his side level in a pulsating first 45 minutes.
Unfortunately for Arsenal, though, Manchester City went on to win 3-1.
THE BIGGER PICTURE: Arsenal's No.7 had to endure a long wait but kept his cool before slotting home his fourth league penalty of the season, maintaining his 100% record and keeping ex-Chelsea spot-kick merchant Jorginho at bay. Saka's goal cancelled out a bizarre opener for City which saw stand-in full-back Takehiro Tomiyasu misplace his backpass, which fell straight to Kevin De Bruyne to plant home expertly.
WHAT NEXT? After City responded well to Saka's goal to grab a 3-1 win, Arsenal will try to bounce back at the weekend against Aston Villa.
