Man City 2-2 Arsenal, Real Madrid 3-2 Valencia (MatchAnalysis + Photos)

Arsenal solidified their spot in third place as they secured a well deserved 2-2 draw against Man City while Real Madrid continued its search for a La liga title with a comprehensive 3-2 win over Valencia.
The draw puts Man city;s champions league qualification hopes in doubt as two wins from Man U will guarantee Man United a top four spot, while Spurs will likely only need a draw now to seal second place ahead of Arsenal.
Danny Welbeck and Olivier Giroud started upfront for Arsene Wenger’s men and provided an assist and a goal as Arsene Wenger’s men gave Man City manager Manuel Pellegrini a gloomy sending off- as today was his last home game as coach of Man City before Pep Guardiola replaces him in the summer.

Sergio Aguero put Manchester City into the lead in the 8th minute with a well-taken strike at the Etihad but Arsenal hit back immediately when Olivier Giroud leaped to head home a corner past goalkeeper Joe Hart.
Danny Welbeck injured his knee in the first half and limped off after he clashed with Bacary Sagna and the first half ended in a stalemate but Belgium playmaker Kevin De Bruyne regained City’s lead few minutes after the restart with a marvelous solo goal.