It’s a box office battle Sunday morning when Manchester City and Arsenal face off at Emirates Stadium.
Arsenal has had little success against Manchester City since Mikel Arteta took over as manager in 2019, winning just one game and losing seven with two ties.
Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City seemingly has Arsenal’s number, but the Gunners come in playing well in the early season.
Arsenal is unbeaten in 13 straight games, winning eight and drawing in five.
Manchester City vs. Arsenal odds
| Arsenal | Draw | Manchester City |
|---|---|---|
| -110 | +250 | +310 |
Manchester City vs. Arsenal prediction
The Cityzens clinched a playoff berth with their win over Club Brugge (3-1) on Wednesday in what has otherwise been a tumultuous season.
Injuries have plagued the team, as they lost star midfielder Rodri in September and they will not have their most reliable center defender, Ruben Dias, for this game as he recovers from a groin injury.
Nathan Ake could also miss this game as their team is a bit of a shell of themselves, although their backups in John Stones and Manuel Akanji form more than a formidable defense back there.
They will still have superstar striker Erling Haaland leading their attack with 24 goals.
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Manchester City has done well in recent weeks, having also gone unbeaten in six straight and recently defeating Chelsea in the Champions League.
Few will disagree that the Cityzens are talented and getting them at a price like this is very intriguing.
History aside, Manchester City is the side to target this weekend as they have averaged three goals per game and have an elite attack that could give Arsenal fits Sunday.
PICK: Manchester City 3-way moneyline (+220, bet365)
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