Arsenal welcome Manchester United to the Emirates Stadium on Sunday afternoon in a huge Premier League clash at the top of the table.
Mikel Arteta's side currently sit on top of the table, five points ahead of second-placed Manchester City, who have played an extra match in the league this term. United are fourth in the standings, eight points behind the Gunners going into Sunday's match.
Erik ten Hag's side are the only team to beat Arsenal in the league this term, securing a 3-1 victory at Old Trafford back in September thanks to a goal from club-record signing Antony before a Marcus Rashford brace in the second half. However, the north Londoners boast an extremely good home record against the Red Devils in recent times, winning five of the last seven league clashes at the Emirates, with United winning just once in that time.
