Your "analysis" doesn't actually analyze the match. It's basically a post that was designed to create excuses for Manchester City while ignoring everything Arsenal did in the game.
Arsenal had a lot more talking points than City;
- Three new signings making competitive debut
- Saliba returning from injury and pocketing Haaland
- Havertz missing two tap ins
- Timber looking like a man on a mission
- Declan Rice's advanced role
- Tactical switch that saw Havertz start as a false 9 and then drop to central midfield for Nketiah
- Arsenal's ultra attacking 3-1-6 formation that led to the goal
- Ramsdale saving yet another penalty.
For City, the major talking points were;
- They jacked sharpness due to extended holiday
- Kovacic relishing his new position
- Alvarez looking helpless behind the striker
- Cole Palmer shifting wide
- KDB and Foden's link up play that caused their goal
- Kyle Walker looking amazing and whether he will continue at City
RE: My Take On Manchester City Vs Arsenal Community Shield Match