But the goal was ruled out after the ball was deemed to have gone out of play en route to Aguero's path.
City now need to pick themselves up quickly for a midweek clash that could have a huge bearing in the race for top four places in the Premier League.
"We want to win it for him, because he always supports us and is always behind us", said Giroud. "I am very disappointed", said Toure. Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola said he had no regrets after seeing his side beaten, a result which means the former Barcelona and Bayern Munich boss will end a season without a trophy for the first time in his coaching career, reports the BBC. "Commitment and determination also helped us to win because over the whole game we played as a team and fought hard".
"But what can we do? If (we) talk about the referee the FA is going to come in for the punishment if we think like that, but I think I need to sleep and rest and forget this game".
"Next season they are going to put in cameras [technology] and they have to".
The Chile playmaker proved his worth to the Gunners yet again by firing them into the FA Cup final with the victor against Manchester City on Sunday. "The players showed great togetherness".
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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has challenged his team to conjure a flawless end to the season and believes their FA Cup triumph over Manchester City can serve as a template.
The striker has struggled for regular game time this season, starting just eight Premier League matches.
Wenger's side host Leicester knowing a victory would move them back up to sixth, three points behind Manchester United and four behind Manchester City, who play each other on Thursday.
Toure said: "The top four is going to be hard". United are doing well and Arsenal are going to gain confidence now. This league is going to be very tough.
"When you come to a big club you can not guarantee that [being a starter] to anybody", said Wenger, adding that he had no regrets about missing out on Vardy, who has scored 11 league goals this term.
We can't see the FA going for that idea because Marouane Fellaini and his unpredictable elbows would have an absolute field day if there wasn't a referee in charge.
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