You're listening to the Sky Sports Premier League podcast. Welcome along. Two of the teams with dreams of being crowned champions met on Super Sunday this week as Manchester City travelled to London to take on Arsenal. Here's how things sounded at full time.

There's always a twist.

City Arsenal, there's always a twist.

Friends and enemies, Artetta and Guarniol,

have to shake on a draw.

City, having led for so long in the game,

courtesy of Erling Harland,

who remains in an extraordinary scoring habit.

After his goal, City found a way which is alien to so many who've watched them over recent years.

They got men behind the ball, they defended for their lives until three minutes into stoppage time,

bouncing off the Arsenal bench. Gabriel Martinelli came up with a feather-light touch

to provide Michel Artetta with the equalizer that he craved.

Gary Wanich. Yeah, Pep Guadiola shrugs his shoulders.

He decided 25, 30 minutes out from the end of the game.

How he was going to win it. We got so close. Credit to Arsenal.

Credit to Eze and Martinelli for that bit of brilliance at the end. But they'll be disappointed.

Those blue shirts. A bit of a slug fest of a game. A real struggle.

That's not going to help either of them. Liverpool may be the winners.

Liverpool's advantage is considerable.

That is certainly a part of the conversation, but insofar as this game is concerned,

another late plot twist in what is year on year, one of the Premier League's perennial thrillers.

It ends here in evening sunshine, Arsenal 1, Manchester City 1.

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