John Terry says Manchester City’s shock 2-2 draw at home to Nottingham Forest ‘surely’ marks ‘the end’ of their battle with Arsenal for the Premier League title.

City had looked on course to secure a seventh straight win in all competitions after Antoine Semenyo volleyed beyond Matz Sels to put Pep Guardiola’s side in front on the half-hour mark at the Etihad.

Rodri restored the hosts’ lead after Morgan Gibbs-White’s exquisite backheeled finish in an entertaining start to the second half, with relegation-threatened Forest refusing to lie down.

And Vitor Pereira’s men were rewarded for their spirited efforts as Elliot Anderson beat Gianluigi Donnarumma with a stunning 25-yard strike to make it all square again in the 76th minute.

The visitors even had a golden opportunity to win it at the death as Anderson swung in a pinpoint corner for an unmarked Ryan Yates, only for the midfielder to head wide from six yards out.

Elsewhere on Wednesday night, Arsenal edged past Brighton to ensure they finished the evening with an imperious seven-point advantage over City at the top of the table.

City now have ten days until their next Premier League match away to West Ham, with Newcastle...