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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Sport
Simon Burnton

Manchester United 0-1 Arsenal: Premier League – as it happened

Leandro Trossard of Arsenal scores his team's first goal as Andre Onana of Manchester United and Aaron Wan-Bissaka of Manchester United fail to stop the ball.
Leandro Trossard of Arsenal scores his team's first goal as Andre Onana of Manchester United and Aaron Wan-Bissaka of Manchester United fail to stop the ball. Photograph: David Price/Arsenal FC/Getty Images

That’s all from me. Here’s the match report again. Bye!

“Is Arteta going to go all Fergie mind games now, and question the integrity of the Spurs players?” wonders Ben Watson. “Surely he will?” Er, no. Here are his post-match thoughts:

We know the difficulty of it, that’s why we have only won twice in 20 years now. We started well but the goal affected us I think in a negative way. We played too safe and played backwards, there wasn’t progress in our play and we started to give a lot of balls away because of that and the game becomes open. But we defended so well. We are really happy to win. You want to play better, but that’s another step the team has to take, to be even more dominant. The difficulty today was high stakes, so big credit to the boys.

Today we wanted top open that door. Let’s live one of the most beautiful days we’ll have lived together and see what happens. It’s football, there’s always possibilities.

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