The good, the mad and the Arsenal back-four...
Man City broke Sunderland's resistance at Eastlands and and it took a little bit of Yaya Toure magic to do so...then both teams completely forgot how to defend and football madness ensued.
After a tense opening 45 minutes the game sprung into life in the second-half after the brilliant Ivorian broke the deadlock in the best way possible.
He deserves a cake, two jam tarts and at least five fruit slices after scoring this one.
Jovetic made it 2-0 to the hosts with a very tidy finish before old boys Jack Rodwell and an Adam Johnson penalty drew the visitors level before City's new, new signing Frank Lampard restored the champions' lead.
Jaysus.
On the other end of the spectrum lies a defensive howler that's so bad that it will probably give Arsene Wenger the 4 am shakes this evening. 
