Arsenal vs Manchester City 2-1 Goals Highlights and Full Match FA Cup

STATISTICS FULL MATCH

​A flexible Arsenal beat Manchester City 2-1 more than 120 minutes in questionable conditions to book their place in the FA Cup last to confront Chelsea toward the finish of May. 

After a brazen first-half brimming with discussion, Sergio Aguero put Manchester City ahead, chipping Petr Cech after great play by Yaya Toure. Be that as it may, Arsenal were level just nine minutes after the fact - Nacho Monreal terminating home from a pinpoint Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain cross. 

Toure and Fernandinho both shook the woodwork over the most recent 15 minutes and Manchester City attempted to tie the diversion up, however neither one of the teams could soften the gridlock up a hour and a half. 

With Aguero off the pitch, Arsenal ventured up a rigging and got their reward. Welbeck missed his kick amidst the crate yet Sanchez was aware of crush the ball over the line from 2 yards out. 

Manchester City began rapidly, with Aguero squandering a decent shot with poor control as he was weighing down on objective. Petr Cech made a decent spare from David Silva's header, after Aguero crossed well from simply fresh. 

Munititions stockpile were by debilitate, with Laurent Koscielny having an objective prohibited for an unmistakable offside. The ball was pinged over the top for the Frenchman who completed well - in any case, the authority rushed to raise his banner to suppress the festivals of the Gunners fans. 

Manchester City lost David Silva a couple of minutes after the fact through harm, with the Spaniard limping off and supplanted by Raheem Sterling. 

The primary genuine debate came in the 29th moment, where Aguero was denied a punishment after a foul by Oxlade-Chamberlain. The striker went down under a test from the Englishman, with replays demonstrating Aguero apparently cut his own heel. 

After ten minutes, Manchester City had a privilege to feel bothered in the wake of having an objective wrongly refused. Normal swung a ball in from the left hand side which was met by Aguero, whose shot was spared by Petr Cech. Sterling crushed the ball home from a yard out however the banner was up - official Steve Child hailing that the ball had left play in the development. Replays appeared to recommend the Child wasn't right, with the ball looking not to have completely gone too far. 

There was still time for further debate before the half-time break. Alexis Sanchez pursued a ball towards the back post yet was pulled around Navas. Sanchez needed a punishment, yet the official waved play on. 

The second half started much as the first had, with Manchester City giving Arsenal next to no time on the ball. What's more, it was City who attracted first blood the tie. Aaron Ramsey gave the ball away economically on the edge of the container and City broke - Toure played a ball over the top for Aguero to pursue, and the Argentinian outpaced Nacho Monreal before chipping the ball over the progressing Cech. Aguero's complete was beat quality, with the striker piling on his 30th objective of the season. 

In any case, Arsenal were not to be discouraged, and hit back nine minutes after the fact. Oxlade-Chamberlain whipped in a superb cross from the correct hand side which was met by Nacho Monreal, the left-back crushing home decidedly with his correct foot. It was the principal objective for the guard in more than year and a half - a reality highlighted by the stun on the shield's face. 

Neither one of the teams could seal the amusement as the match attracted to a nearby, with Fernandinho and Yaya Toure both striking the woodwork late on. Additional time and punishments felt practically inescapable because of the reasonable weakness of both sides. 

Additional time started with Manchester City on the front foot, however Arsenal had the most obvious opportunity to score - Holding heading over when he ought to have scored. 

Nonetheless, Arsenal finished the rebound on 100 minutes. Danny Welbeck missed his kick in the focal point of the crate however Sanchez was speediest, exploiting some powerless shielding from Gael Clichy and wounding in from a couple of yards out. 

Both groups looked drained as additional time attracted to a nearby, however it was Arsenal who figured out how to clutch book their place in the last against Chelsea on the 27th of May.

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