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third successive Premier League title is surely beyond them as they languish so far behind Liverpool - but this team is still a 
superb sight in full cry.

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Belgian De Bruyne, who ripped through Arsenal at will in that first half, scoring twice and making another.

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masterpiece of technique, a flashing side-footed finish into the top corner, while his third was precisely placed into the bottom 
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Arsenal keeper Bernd Leno not shown great athleticism to fingertip his rising shot onto the woodwork.

This was a very easy day at the office for City as they overran timid opponents. The title may be gone, but they still have the 
class and firepower to beat any team when they get it right.