D azzling e Bruyne

MANCHESTER City got back on track as the Premier League champions swept to a 3-0 win against woeful Arsenal, while Tottenham maintained their revival under Jose Mourinho with a dramatic 2-1 victory at Wolves yesterday.

City’s masterclass in north London and Jan Vertonghen’s last-gasp winner for Tottenham shared the spotlight on a day when Manchester United’s teenage striker Mason Greenwood rescued a 1-1 draw against Everton.

Kevin De Bruyne scored twice and teed up Raheem Sterling for City’s other goal as Arsenal crumbled to another humiliating home defeat.

De Bruyne was unplayable in the first half, thumping home a side-footed opener from outside the area and then making it 3-0 with a silky finish just before halftime.

He was denied a hattrick before the break when his curler was tipped acrobatically against the post by Arsenal keeper Bernd Leno.

The Belgian also provided the assist for Raheem Sterling’s goal.

“Kevin sees situations and passes that others don’t,”

Guardiola said. “He makes incredible goals and it’s an incredible victory after what has happened and our position.”

With Arsenal’s situation going from bad to worse and interim manager Freddie Ljungberg failing to get a spark from his squad, talk again turned to the prospect of Guardiola’s assistant Mikel Arteta, a former Gunners’ player, taking over at the Emirates.

“He is part of the huge success we have had. He was an important,