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Sunday, October 4th, 2026, 3:26 pm

Manchester City v Arsenal Today (Women’s)

Kick-off in 5 minutes

Manchester City v Arsenal today

Today we headed off to the stadium, where we saw all the players coming out from the bus. There was then a live band playing, mostly brass, with about 7 or 8 pieces including drums. We came back home just before kick-off and before many of the fans filled up the streets.

This is a tense time for Manchester City because of the case and any rivalry between Arsenal and the blues (in men’s) sort of resonates across leagues.

We saw/heard no loud chants or any signs of conflict. Security was abundant, they call it “safety”

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