I don’t have current live updates in my view right now, but here’s what’s commonly looked for in Fourth Round Manchester City v Arsenal coverage.
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Arsenal, Manchester City, Liverpool, and Wrexham all eased into the FA Cup fifth round, while Burnley’s season slipped further into trouble. Here, Sports News Blitz writer Alex Rhodes breaks down the winners and losers from the FA Cup fourth round following a weekend away from Premier League action
www.thesportsnewsblitz.comReport and free match highlights as Man City kept their bid for a fourth straight Carabao Cup success firmly on track; goals from Gabriel Jesus, Riyad Mahrez, Phil Foden and Aymeric Laporte sealed win; City join Brentford in semi-final draw on Wednesday
www.skysports.comManchester City could face a tough task against Premier League leaders Arsenal in the FA Cup fourth round.
www.espn.comNewcastle, West Ham and Man City among the other Premier League giants, along with giant-killers Macclesfield, waiting to learn their fates
www.standard.co.ukFolllow all the action from the Etihad Stadium as Arsenal travel to title rivals Manchester City for a crunch clash in the Premier League
www.independent.co.ukFA Cup fourth round will see Arsenal away to Manchester City; Gunners beat Oxford to set up blockbuster tie after City thrashed Chelsea; Man Utd will host Paul Inces Reading, while Liverpool will travel to Brighton if they win their replay against Wolves; Tottenham go to Preston
www.skysports.comRelive Manchester Citys 1-0 win over Arsenal in the FA Cup fourth round at the Etihad Stadium.
www.skysports.comManchester City 1-0 Arsenal: Nathan Ake slotted home in the second half to book City’s place in the fifth round
www.independent.co.uk