Arsenal pulled clear in added time, Rice scoring their crucial second goal in the 96th minute and Gabriel Jesus settling the issue with the last significant action. It brought wild celebrations around the Emirates Stadium and a dark mood for Erik ten Hag, who said United had been robbed by a string of decisions that swung the match against them.
Rice was jubilant after a deflected strike broke his Arsenal duck and beat André Onana to effectively win a game that had threatened to swing in either direction. "I think if we are being honest, Man City have won four out of four," he said.
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