Arsenal became favourites to win the Premier League for the first time last week and Mikel Arteta knows he must lean on lessons learned from Sir Alex Ferguson if he is to lead his side to glory.
The Gunners welcome Manchester United to the Emirates on Sunday afternoon, knowing a win will maintain a gap to second place of at least five points. Victory will be no easy task, however, with Erik Ten Hag's side unbeaten since the start of November - they had won nine in a row before Wednesday's 1-1 draw at Crystal Palace.
And the Reds came away the victor in the reverse at Old Trafford, picking off a Gunners side who were exhilarating but somewhat naive. Since then, Arteta's side have developed a steeliness reminiscent of those title-winning United sides of the past, and the Spaniard knows me must heed advice from one of the best in the business.
