When Manchester City won at Arsenal last week to move top of the Premier League, many assumed the champions would have no trouble going on to a fifth title in six seasons, but the north Londoners proved on Saturday the race is far from won.
"If you want to be at the top, you are going to have to win games in many different ways," coach Mikel Arteta said.
City were fully expected to maintain their winning run at Nottingham Forest, especially after taking the lead in a dominant first-half display. What makes this season potentially even more enticing is that there could well be three teams in the running for the crown. However, as Liverpool have disappointed and sit eighth in the standings, United have joined Arsenal in enjoying a turnaround in fortunes much quicker than anyone expected.
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