Manchester United will be aiming to disrupt Arsenal's charge towards the Premier League title when they travel to the Emirates Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
United, who are the only side to have beaten the Gunners in the league so far this season, winning 3-1 at Old Trafford back in September, will make their second trip to the capital in the space of just five days looking to get back to winning ways after Wednesday night's 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace. Michael Olise netted a late free-kick to cancel out Bruno Fernandes' opener, ending the Reds' nine-game winning run in the process.
The Reds, who have won just two of their last eight meetings with Arsenal, therefore, missed out on the chance to climb up to second place. They could, depending on the outcome of Manchester City's clash with Wolves earlier in the day on Sunday, be as many as six points off second place by the time they kick-off in north London at 4:30pm.
