Henry Explains Why Man City Thrash Arsenal 3–1.

The legendary Thierry Henry of Arsenal claims that Manchester City’s 3-1 victory against Arsenal in the Premier League on Wednesday night was motivated by the financial charges made against them.

Henry said that Man City faced Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium as champions.

After goals from Jack Grealish, Kevin De Bruyne, and Erling Haaland, Man City overcame Arsenal.

During the game, Bukayo Saka did score a penalty for Mikel Arteta’s team.

Remember that Man City was last week accused of breaking over 100 financial regulations, and that Pep Guardiola’s team might be subject to a variety of sanctions.

The Citizens will contest the claims since they adamantly maintain their innocence of all charges.

They overcame Arsenal to climb atop the Premier League standings, ahead of the Gunners on goal differential, proving that the scandal has not negatively impacted their on-field performances.

“I believe that championship teams must maintain control at all times. Man City, you started out by posing questions. In the Champions League telecast, Henry remarked to CBS Sports, “I desired, I wished, and I prayed that Arsenal would get the victory. I said 2-1 for Arsenal. I believed the alleged violations played in Man City’s favor against Arsenal.

“But City today demonstrated why they are the current champions since no one has yet won that crown,” said the speaker.

“I suppose that small item did throw something additional into City’s thinking in that dressing room because those financial penalties, or not fines, or whatever is going to happen to Man City (allegations),” the author said.

“That altered things,” he said, “because Pep (Guardiola) can now tell everyone that if they don’t want us to win, let’s prove to them that we are the champions. They performed like champs.