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deeper into crisis as they won with embarrassing ease at Emirates Stadium.

Kevin de Bruyne produced a first-half masterclass as Pep Guardiola's side cruised into a three-goal lead by the interval with 
two superb strikes, either side of a perfect pass that laid on City's second for Raheem Sterling's simple finish.

It was a harrowing experience for Arsenal caretaker manager <a href="https://slkiowioe99.tistory.com/139" target="_blank">서
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the sacked Unai Emery reflected in a record of one win from his five matches in interim charge.

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City, meanwhile, remain 14 points behind leaders Liverpool after this win, which was a classic reminder of the quality the 
reigning Premier League champions possess.