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City crush Arsenal

AFP, London
Manchester City asserted their Premier League title credentials with an extraor-dinary 6-3 defeat of leaders Arsenal on Saturday that took them to within three points of Arsene Wenger's side.
Sergio Aguero gave City a 14th-minute lead and Alvaro Negredo restored the hosts' advantage after Theo Walcott had marked his first start for Arsenal since September by equalising.
City lost Aguero to injury early in the second half but a brace from Fernandinho, a David Silva strike and a Yaya Toure penalty secured victory for the 2012 champions, with Walcott and Per Mertesacker replying in vain.
Having won all eight of their home games this season - scoring 35 goals - City climbed to third place in the table, with Chelsea moving up to second by narrowly beating Crystal Palace 2-1.
Held 1-1 at Southampton last weekend, City made a determined start at the Etihad Stadium and took the lead in the 14th minute.
Samir Nasri's right-wing corner was headed on by Martin Demichelis and Aguero hooked home a waist-high volley at the back post to notch his 15th goal in 13 games.
Walcott levelled in the 31st minute, bobbling a shot home from a Mesut Ozil pass after Aaron Ramsey robbed Toure, but Negredo restored the hosts' advantage when he tucked in a low cross from Pablo Zabaleta.
Olivier Giroud squandered two chances to reduce the arrears, volleying over from a Jack Wilshere pass and then heading Bacary Sagna's cross fractionally wide, before Walcott struck again in the 63rd minute.
However, Silva converted a low cross from Jesus Navas shortly after and Fernandinho then dinked home his second goal before Mertesacker headed in an injury-time consolation for Arsenal, only for Toure to complete the scoring from the spot after Szczesny tripped James Milner.
Victory momentarily took City up to second place but they slipped to third after Chelsea's win at home to Palace.
Ramires struck the winning goal with a sweet 20-yard drive 10 minutes prior to halftime, after Fernando Torres's close-range opener for the hosts had been cancelled out by Marouane Chamakh's volley.
Everton clambered above local rivals Liverpool and into the top four after win-ning4-l athometo Fulham.
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RESULTS
Cardiff 1 (Whittingham 65) West Brom 0
Chelsea 2 (Torres 16, Ramires 35) Crystal Palace 1
(Chamakh 29)
Everton 4 (Osman 18, Coleman 73, Barry 85, Mirallas
90) Fulham 1 (Berbatov 67-pen)
Manchester City 6 (Aguero 14, Negredo 39, Fernandinho 50,88, Silva 66, Toure 90-pen) Arsenal 3 (Walcott 31,63, Mertesacker 90)
Newcastle 1 (Gouffran 27) Southampton 1 (Rodriguez 65)
West Ham 0 Sunderland 0
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