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Arsenal and Manchester City played to a 1-1 draw in a match that saw both sides make tactical adjustments.
Gabriel Martinelli scored a late equalizer for Arsenal.
The match was a cautious and measured contest in the first half, which left some Arsenal fans frustrated with their side's lack of creativity.
Manager Mikel Arteta had chosen a conservative starting lineup with three central midfielders, a decision that has drawn criticism in the past against big rivals.
However, the introduction of Eberechi Eze and Bukayo Saka at halftime had an immediate impact, allowing Arsenal to put pressure on City.
City's manager Pep Guardiola admitted his team had to defend deeper and counter-attack, a tactical shift that resulted in them having their lowest possession figure in a league game under Guardiola at 32.8%.
Guardiola even substituted star striker Erling Haaland for defensive midfielder Nico Gonzalez late in the game.
Despite the frustrating result, Martinelli was happy with his goal and said he works for those moments, leaving selection decisions to the manager.
The result puts a slight dent in City's hopes for three straight wins in a week after their Champions League victory against Napoli.