That's all from me folks.
Another emphatic win, four goals for Erling Haaland - and the title still in our own hands.
All in all a perfect Saturday night!
We'll have highlights and reaction up on our website and app shortly and a full-match replay to follow at midnight.
Don't forget to join us next Saturday for another crucial match away at Fulham, kick-off 12.30pm.
in the meantime, enjoy the rest of your Bank Holiday weekend!
If you make errors against these they'll punish you. We made too many errors and Manchester City were very clinical.
The story is Manchester City were excellent and we were nowhere near at the level required to stop them.
First of all it’s about winning the games but of course you want to have the best possible goal difference. Lets not think about that. Think about Fulham.
Not bad 25 goals this season, Thanks for that. We keep going!
I’ve got a not too bad manager who pushes me and look at the player around me. Without them it would not be possible. Look ahead, look to next one - four finals left for season. We’re going to go for it and focus on Fulham.
Goal difference is not possible, we cannot draw. The way Arsenal have been playing has been so good and consistent. It's three games, hopefully we win the first and the second and arrive to the third with our destiny in our own hands.
And Julian Alvarez celebrates his 100th City appearance in trademark fashion - by scoring.
Erling Haaland (now 61) reached the 60-goal tally in the Premier League today, in his 63rd appearance in the competition.
Before today, the fewest matches a player needed to reach 60 Premier League goals was 77 by Alan Shearer.
Further evidence of Haaland's incredible record.
The 20 minutes he [Haaland] played against Nottingham Forest was really good and today as well. We won, but it was so long an injury. It is welcome he arrived in the right moment.
But we arrive together because Erling and Kevin [De Bruyne] have been out, but Phil [Foden] and Julian [Alvarez] have played so well.
It looks comfortable but it was not. In the end we created more chances but in the transition we were not precise in the last pass.
But Erling [Haaland] is back to business. Penalties are a guarantee but the second and fourth [goals] were unbelievable.
They are a really, really good team but we made calls in the right moment, especially with the fourth because at 3-1 anything can happen.
CommentaryReporting by Neil Leigh @mancity