YAYA TOURE believes the key to Manchester City's win over Arsenal was being more aggressive after the break.
Leroy Sane and Raheem Sterling struck in the second half at the Etihad Stadium as Manchester City came from behind to beat Arsenal 2-1.
Theo Walcott put the Gunners into a fifth-minute lead in a crunch Premier League encounter but City dominated after the break.
Sane equalised within moments of the restart - his first goal for the club - and Sterling put City ahead after 71 minutes before Kevin De Bruyne hit the post.
Toure praised City's defence against Arsenal's dangerous counter attacks and has put the win down to his side's aggressiveness.
The midfielder said: "We became more and more aggressive and we dominated in the second half. The tactics and desire was there after the break.
"Arsenal are very dangerous on the counter. The defence did very well today. We have a fantastic striker like Raheem."