Arsenal Vs Manchester City | Match Info, Team News & Preview
Arsenal Vs Manchester City | |
| Match Info | |
| Date | 19 April 2026 |
| Time | CAT: 17:30 | IST: 21:00 | UTC: 15:30 | UK: 16:30 |
| Stadium | Emirates stadium |
| League | EPL |
| Round | 33 |
Match Preview
A title decider clash awaits us on Sunday (19 April 2026 3.30pm UTC) as Arsenal travel to Manchester to maintain or increase their lead at the top of the table against their hungry challengers.
Arsenal head to the Etihad Stadium with a six-point lead and are unbeaten in their last five Premier League meetings against Pep Guardiola’s side, which promisingly includes a pair of draws from their last two visits to the Etihad stadium.
Four weeks after the Carabao Cup final where Arsenal was defeated by Man City, Arsenal are looking to get their revenge and extend their lead at the top of the table.
CAN CITY CLOSE GAP?
After last weekend’s 3-0 success against Chelsea, City will be looking at the chance to move 3 points behind Arsenal and potentially level if they win their game against Burnley on Wednesday night.
Guardiola’s team have lost just one of their last 19 Premier League games, and are unbeaten in their last nine, their joint-longest unbeaten streak of the campaign. However draws have stalled their progress at times, having stuttered at home against Nottingham Forest last month before leaving West Ham United with a solitary point.
Match Officials
Anthony Taylor has been handed control of this game, the fourth time he is refereeing Arsenal match this season, which has seen Arsenal beat Fulham, take a point at Chelsea, and the last being the goalless draw against Liverpool in January.
Arsenal are unbeaten on their last 11 games Anthony Taylor has officiated going back to May 2023, a run that includes a 0-0 draw at the Etihad Stadium two years ago.
The Cheshire official has overseen three City games this term, including both Manchester derbies which brought a win and a loss, plus a victory over Bournemouth - one of only two wins from the last six that Taylor has been in charge of.
Referee: Anthony Taylor
Assistants: Gary Beswick, Ian Hussin
Fourth official: Paul Tierney
VAR: John Brooks
Assistant VAR: Stuart Burt

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