John Stones apologizes after a loss of city from the “unacceptable” man against Arsenal

John Stones gave a brutally honest examination of Manchester City's performance against Arsenal in an post-match frank interview on Sky Sports.

The title champions of the Premier League were torn from the shredded in northern London, leaving their hope of keeping their title suspended by a wire.

Martin Odegaard, Thomas Partey, Myles Lewis-Skelly, Kai Havertz and Ethan Nwaneri all scored while Arsenal led a riot and sentenced City to a punishment.

Stones faced the media after the final whistle and did not chop his words, marking the “unacceptable” result and apologizing to itinerant supporters.

“It's difficult, I think we don't all take to lose well,” he said. “It is difficult to put words right after a match like that. Pride hurts. Sorry for the fans who traveled to come and watch this.

“The way we played in the last 30 minutes was not acceptable. Personally and collectively, it is not us. It is not pleasant to be involved in this case where you know that it is not your team in these situations.

“Credit at Arsenal is not an easy place to come. For 65 minutes, we sometimes played a big football. We were in the game and it was an oscillating point.

“It threw the wrong sense for us. I am angry, upset personally and collectively on how the game ended.”

By thinking about his inability to prevent Party from scoring Arsenal's second goal, Stones said: “I could have stayed more square, I should look back. We cannot let these situations go up on us.

“We stopped doing what we meant. Difficult for me to put in words. Many different things that I did not understand why we do not take results.

“The passion is there, the training and everyone has the right intention. We have not arrived where we are without difficult times and it is through everyone's career at the moment. We must all stay together, This is a key point that we are not doing 't starts to point our fingers.

It remains to be seen where City will go from here, with their defeat against Arsenal, which left them 15 points at the drift of the leaders of the Premier League Liverpool despite an additional match.