The latest instalment of Arsenal's Premier League rivalry with Manchester City saw the Gunners held to an incredible 2-2 draw at the Etihad Stadium.
Mikel Arteta finally secured his first win as Arsenal boss against Pep Guardiola last season but his wait for a win back in Manchester rolls on.
The Gunners produced a simply incredible defensive performance in the second half in rainy Manchester after Leandro Trossard's red card just before the break.
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The controversy over Trossard's dismissal fuelled Arsenal in the second period as they dug in to keep the defending champions at bay until the eighth minute of added time.
John Stones' goal off the bench broke Arsenal's resistance in the dying seconds, as the visitors grit and fight eventually cracked, as Arteta was frustrated again back on his old stomping ground.
"I'm so proud of the team. We played the game in a difficult context against the best team in the world", as per quotes from BBC Sport.
"It's already a miracle we played 56 minutes at the Etihad with 10 men. It's unbelievable what we have done."
Arteta declined to comment on Trossard's red card with the Belgian international the second Arsenal player to be sent off this season for stopping a quick free-kick from being taken.
As part of a busy schedule, Arsenal are back in action in midweek, with a Carabao Cup clash against Bolton Wanderers on September 25.
