A message has been sent out to Manchester City by Arsenal’s Gabriel Magalhaes looking ahead to their next Premier League meeting in 2025.The two Premier League title rivals played out a dramatic

Erling Haaland will not face punishment for throwing the ball at Gabriel Magalhães in the aftermath of Manchester City's stoppage-time equaliser against Arsenal, a source told ESPN. Cameras caught Haaland throwing the ball against the back of the Arsenal defender's head after John Stones had scored to make it 2-2 at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday.

Mikel Arteta saw his side reduced to ten men in the first half, after Leandro Trossard was dismissed for delaying a restart. Arsenal made a valiant defensive effort throughout the second half before their resistance was broken by John Stones’ 98th minute equaliser.

Speaking on Sky Sports’ Ref Watch, Dermot Gallagher discussed the incident of Haaland throwing the ball at the back of Gabriel’s head after the goal. Pundits Stephen Warnock and Sue Smith were also in the studio to share their thoughts, with the latter saying the Norwegian was behaving like a child.

Erling Haaland faced a possible ban for throwing the ball at Gabriel's head after John Stones' dramatic 98th-minute equaliser against Arsenal on Sunday.

Erling Haaland in particular was at the centre of dramatic scenes at the full-time whistle, notably telling Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta to “stay humble” and labelling Gabriel Jesus a “clown” in a face-to-face confrontation between the strikers.

Former Arsenal great Ian Wright has called Manchester City striker Erling Haaland cowardly for throwing the ball at Gunners' centre back Gabriel Magalhaes during their 2-2 draw in the Premier League at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday.

Gabriel has added fuel to the fire in the title race, stating that Arsenal are eager for a chance at retribution against Manchester City after their intense encounter at the Etihad. The two title contenders played out an acrimonious draw which saw Gabriel go head-to-head with City's striker Erling Haaland.

Gabriel called it "a war" in response to Erling Haaland throwing the ball at his head as the Arsenal man issued a warning to Manchester City.

Manchester City fans can breathe easy after it was confirmed that Erling Haaland will not face any retrospective punishment for an incident during City’s thrilling 2-2 draw against Arsenal.