Man City 4-1 Arsenal: Premier League title in our hands - Pep Guardiola
City midfielder Kevin de Bruyne scored twice in Wednesday's win, with defender John Stones heading in the second just before half-time and striker Erling Haaland adding a late fourth.
"It is a very difficult night, the way we lost, but we have to stand up and look at the bigger picture," said Arteta, who worked as Guardiola's assistant at City from 2016 to 2019."There are five games to go and anything can happen. Over the years, I've seen a lot can happen in this league. We have to accept we lost to an exceptional team.
"They can handle the big occasion better than anyone else - it is one of their superpowers. But they can play ugly at times - in terms of how they press, how aggressive they are and if they are pressed how they can go longer.""Arsenal from the outset didn't have any answers to how City were set up. They looked a bit lost in the first half as City played through the thirds and stuck to the game plan.
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