Arsenal face Manchester United on Sunday as they look to avenge their only league defeat of the season.
The Gunners felt hard done by back in September as they were beaten 3-1 by the Red Devils, with a highly contentious disallowed goal proving a pivotal point in the match. It’s likely that by the time Arsenal kick off, their lead at the top will have been cut to two points, albeit having played two games fewer than Manchester City.
That is sure to ramp up the pressure with the visitors harbouring title aspirations of their own. Unlike their opponents though, who are missing Casemiro, Mikel Arteta goes into the side with no fresh selection concerns.
