Gunners drop points as Manchester City becomes the biggest winner, Pep Guardiola to dance in the living room

In a highly anticipated match between Arsenal and Manchester City, the Gunners were left disappointed as they dropped two crucial points in their quest for a top-four finish. Despite taking the lead through Raheem Sterling's own goal, Arsenal were unable to hold on as Sergio Aguero equalized for the visitors in the second half.

The result was a major blow for Arsenal's hopes of qualifying for next season's Champions League, as they now sit four points behind fourth-placed Chelsea with just six games remaining. On the other hand, Manchester City were the biggest winners of the weekend, as they extended their lead at the top of the table to 10 points following Manchester United's defeat at home to West Brom.

City manager Pep Guardiola will surely be delighted with the result, and may even find himself dancing in the living room in celebration. The Spanish tactician has been known to show his emotions on the touchline, and if his team continue to perform as they have done this season, he may have plenty more opportunities to bust a move.

Despite the disappointment for Arsenal, manager Arsene Wenger was keen to focus on the positives from his team's performance. "We showed great character and resilience to take the lead against the champions-elect," he said. "We just need to keep fighting until the end of the season and see where it takes us."

However, the reality is that Arsenal's hopes of finishing in the top four are now hanging by a thread, and they will need to win all of their remaining games and hope for slip-ups from their rivals if they are to have any chance of qualifying for Europe's elite competition.

As for Manchester City, they look almost certain to clinch the Premier League title, with just six games remaining. Guardiola's men have been simply sensational this season, playing some of the most scintillating football the league has ever seen. If they continue in this vein, they may well go down as one of the greatest teams in Premier League history.

So, while Arsenal may have dropped points and seen their hopes of a top-four finish diminish, Manchester City continue to march on towards the title. The Gunners will need to regroup quickly if they are to salvage anything from what has been a disappointing season, while Guardiola can start planning his victory dance.