Arsenal take on Manchester United on Sunday afternoon in a huge Premier League clash at the top of the table.
The Gunners currently lead the league, sitting five points above second-placed Manchester City despite playing one less game so far this term. City have the chance to close that gap to just two points this afternoon (Sunday) when they take on Wolves before Arsenal welcome United to the Emirates Stadium a few hours later.
The Red Devils have enjoyed a resurgence of their own under new coach Erik ten Hag, who had helped his side to fourth in the current standings, eight points behind Mikel Arteta and Co, although they have also played one more match than the north Londoners.
