Arsenal 0-3 Manchester City : 5 key Talking points

#1 Aguero somehow failed to get on the score-sheet against Arsenal

The Argentine had a couple of half-decent chances but failed to convert them.

Sergio Aguero has a very impressive record against the team from North London. He enjoys coming up against them for a number of reasons, not the least of which is the defensive frailties of Wenger's side.

The Argentine managed to get cult status when he scored the stoppage-time winner to hand City their first-ever League title - back in the Mancini days - and has moved from strength to strength since then. Aguero only furthered his cause with the fans as he helped his side win their first competition under Pep Guardiola on Sunday (like he needed it).

The former Atletico striker, on average, scores a goal in every other game against the cup finalists and since he'd already got one on Sunday, he decided to give them a breather - only to find his other teammates more than makeup for him.

Arsenal (and particularly their defence) will be sick of the sight of the man who was content with playing his other teammates in - like he did for David Silva's goal.

Although the most prolific striker in City's history failed to score, Arsenal were simply unable to keep him from affecting the game. Why even bother?