Arsenal seek fifth straight home win as Man United visit Emirates
Arsenal are chasing a fifth consecutive Premier League home win when old rivals Manchester United visit the Emirates this weekend, as the Gunners look to keep their grip on top spot. Mikel Arteta’s side have been held to back‑to‑back 0–0 draws against Liverpool and Nottingham Forest, but nearest challengers Manchester City and Aston Villa have failed to capitalise. On paper, Arsenal will feel confident ahead of United’s visit, yet they remain wary of the “new‑manager bounce” effect under interim boss Michael Carrick. United were transformed in last week’s 2–0 derby win over Manchester City at Old Trafford, producing a display full of attacking verve in Carrick’s first game of his second caretaker spell. Despite climbing to fifth, United have struggled for consistency all season, managing just one three‑game winning streak in the league back in October. Their attacking metrics have […]