Arsenal and Manchester United Prepare for Key Premier League Clash

Arsenal aim to maintain momentum after Champions League triumph, while United face mounting pressure under Ruben Amorim.

Arsenal, second in the Premier League, will face 14th-placed Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday, seeking their fifth consecutive league victory over their rivals.
Mikel Arteta celebrates his 200th Premier League game as Arsenal manager, reflecting on his tenure and recent historic 7-1 Champions League win against PSV Eindhoven.
Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim expressed doubts about being given the same time to rebuild as Arteta had at Arsenal, citing the club's different management approach.
United face significant challenges, including a depleted squad due to injuries and suspensions, along with ongoing fan protests against ownership and rising ticket prices.
Arsenal are also dealing with injuries to key players, including Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Jesus, as they aim to close the gap on league leaders Liverpool.