Paul Merson reacts to the tie on Sky Sports: “It’s a shame for Arsenal, City have run out of ideas, it looked like they’d run out of ideas. Arsenal did great but now they’ll look back and wonder.”

“At the start of the game, you would have expected a draw, so fair play to Arsenal.”

While Theo Walcott said: “They tore Manchester City to pieces.”

After 100 minutes of exciting and contentious action, the points will be shared between the defending champion and the team that pushed them into the final last season in a thrilling match.

The match was competitive from the start, Havertz left Rodri lying on the ground after just five seconds and tempers ran high until the final whistle.

After Leandro Trossard was sent off, Arsenal were forced to go on the defensive and almost denied a City attack, but Stones equalised in injury time and ensured the home side’s record at the Etihad was not broken.

90+9 minutes: There is a lot of hustle and bustle on the pitch, the players are pushing and shoving.

Haaland was pushed into Gabriel and all the other players jumped in almost immediately.

The video referee described the attacker as “reckless”.

90.+8 minute: GOAL! We have passed the 97th minute and the game is still going on.

There are two minutes left.

John Stones is on the right track to slot the ball into the net after a scramble in front of goal and City have equalised!

90+5 minutes: Arsenal did an incredible job.

They trusted that they could fend off City and gave everything to do so.

Jesus went down and received a yellow card while Bernardo Silva was trying to take a corner kick.

Raya jumps highest and catches the ball with both hands.

90+4 minutes: Arsenal once again manages to clear the opponent.

Frustration is spreading among the City players and they are still unable to assert themselves.

90+2 minutes: Timber was substituted and Myles Lewis-Skelly came on for his Premier League debut.

A boy from Islington, he has been with the Gunners since he was nine years old.

Seven minutes of injury time have been added, but there could be more!

90+1 minutes: The game goes into extra time.

Timber is down and Raya kicks the ball out after referee Michael Oliver tells her to keep going.

But when the ball actually went out of play, the physiotherapist rushed onto the field to take care of Timber.

Oliver shows Bernardo Silva the yellow card for his comments on the incident. Guardiola is not happy with the extra time.

89th minute: Gabriel has to stop briefly, but doesn’t look particularly happy with the referee.

He had initially kept quiet, which Guardiola used as an excuse to call some of his players for a short pep talk.

87th minute: Block! Raya manages another blocking move, this time to fend off Gvardiol.

The mood at City seems to be somewhat frustrated when Jesus comes on for his compatriot Martinelli.