I think Manchester City also still has enough resources to replace injured players and among the players are not so far away in performance like Lewis, Nathan if forced can also carry out the job desk of Stones and Walker.
At home Etihad is also a freedom for Manchester City to conquer Arsenal, yes talking a little disturbance at the back maybe yes but I think Guardiola has a way to survive and win the match in this match, because again this is also a decisive match for both in the series for the throne at the end of the season, the possibility of a draw is much greater if we consider both can compete equally.
Manchester City does have a stock of reserve players to replace the role of injured players, but whether these players have the same performance as the injured players. Of course every player does not the same performance and this will greatly influence Manchester City's performance when facing Arsenal. later, but Pep Guardiola never runs out of ideas. He will apply appropriate and appropriate strategies to his players so that they can perform optimally in this crucial match because this can determine the fate of Manchester City in the future and also the fate of Arsenal in the future. Manchester City has quite a big opportunity because it is playing at home and this will be an advantage for Manchester City to make it difficult for Arsenal when playing away.
But Arsenal's very good performance recently is certainly not an easy task for Manchester City to beat Arsenal, and the possibility as you said a draw is still possible and that is a fair result for both clubs who both don't want to lose points and if The prediction is according to your expectations, so there will be no change in the standings. Arsenal is still leading the league, but if Arsenal loses, Manchester City will lead the league for a while while waiting for the Liverpool vs Brighton match which might change the position at the top of the standings.
This match will indeed be held at the Etihad Stadium and maybe that will give Man City a slight advantage. But still, their opponents are not just any team which Man City can easily beat. What I see is that this match is like a final match, which most likely the atmosphere and the pressure will be very different. It's hard to predict who will be the winner, or whether the match will ultimately end in a draw. Each coach's strategy will be crucial and the players' responses on the field, as well as how they deal with pressure, will also have an impact on how the match plays out.