JACK GREALISH and Thomas Partey came to blows towards the end of Manchester City's 4-1 win over Arsenal.

Pep Guardiola's men were coasting to victory in the second half when tempers flared at the Etihad.

Partey was scythed down by Bernardo Silva, before Grealish needlessly nudged into the back of the Arsenal midfielder.

The Gunners man stumbled but kept his feet and then stormed over to Grealish.

He thrust his arm at the face of the ex-Aston Villa ace, knocking Grealish back before the England international reacted in a fiery manner.

The pair were then quickly pulled apart by Bukayo Saka and a number of other players from both sides.

Referee Michael Oliver ended up booking both Grealish and Partey.

And Partey was fortunate not to be shown a second yellow card late on when he hauled down Erling Haaland.

It came after Arsenal fans had called for Ruben Dias to be sent off when he kicked out at Ben White earlier on in the match.

But he got away with just a caution as Man City avoided being reduced to 10 men at the end of the first half.

And both sets of players came to blows again at full-time as White and Erling Haaland were pulled apart.

The result leaves Man City just two points adrift of Arsenal with two games in hand.

And it puts Guardiola's side firmly in the driving seat ahead of their final seven games of the league season.

The treble is also still very much on as they are into the semi-finals of the Champions League and final of the FA Cup.