Arsenal Visit Struggling Manchester United in Premier League Clash

Arsenal aim to maintain momentum from their record-breaking Champions League win, while United face mounting challenges with injuries and fan protests.

Arsenal, currently second in the Premier League, are looking to secure their fifth consecutive league victory over 14th-placed Manchester United.
United manager Ruben Amorim has expressed concerns about his future, citing a lack of time to rebuild compared to Arsenal's Mikel Arteta.
United are grappling with a lengthy injury list, missing key players like Lisandro Martínez, Mason Mount, and Luke Shaw, while Arsenal also face absences, including Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Jesus.
Arsenal come into the match buoyed by a 7-1 Champions League win at PSV Eindhoven, the largest away victory in the competition's knockout history.
A fan protest against United's ownership by the Glazer family is planned before the match, reflecting ongoing dissatisfaction with the club's management.