Arsenal will be hoping to record a second successive win in their hopes for a top four finish this season when they face Manchester United on Saturday. The Gunners are currently in fifth, level with Tottenham in fourth, and are coming into the contest off the back of a huge 4-2 win over London rivals Chelsea in midweek.
The victory was huge, not only for bragging rights, but due to their poor form that preceded it. Three straight losses to Crystal Palace, Brighton and Southampton saw them slip from the driving seat for fourth, however the win over the Blues was their game in hand over the sides around them and has given them a good chance again.
In United, they face a side that have sputtered and stalled this season, sitting sixth with a small hope of Champions League football next season. Despite seemingly having the chance to knock the Red Devils out of contention, Mikel Arteta claimed there will be more twists in the race.
