MARTINELLI IN THE 94TH MINUTE | Arsenal 1-1 Manchester City | LIVE FROM N5 | Post-match reaction

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• 0:04Free KickN/AManchester City awarded a free kick 15 yards inside Arsenal's half on the left-hand side.
• 0:17OtherBernardo SilvaBernardo Silva plays the ball all the way back to Donnarumma, indicating City's defensive approach.
• 0:28OtherJosko GvardiolGvardiol breaks through towards David Raya, creating a late chance for City.
• 0:43Free KickSavinhoSavinho is brought down, resulting in a free kick for Manchester City, further stalling the game.
• 2:06OtherCyökereCyökere takes the ball on his chest but cannot fashion a shot towards Martinelli.
• 2:24GoalGabriel MartinelliGabriel Martinelli, the late equalizer scorer, acknowledges the crowd after the final whistle.
• 2:35GoalErling HaalandErling Haaland, who scored City's first-half goal, walks off the pitch after the draw.
• 3:59OtherErling HaalandHaaland and Rice exchange words after the match, showing the intensity of the rivalry.

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