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League Leaders Arsenal Put Their Unbeaten Emirates Record on the Line.
Arsenal to Win (1-0)
Tournament: English Premier League 2025-26 | Venue: Emirates Stadium, London
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In a blockbuster Premier League showdown, Arsenal and Manchester United square off at the Emirates on Sunday (10 PM IST) with plenty at stake.
Both sides arrive in good spirits — Arsenal fresh off a strong midweek Champions League win and United buoyed by a derby victory under their new manager. With confidence high on both fronts, this one promises fireworks.
Current Standings: Arsenal walk into the game still placed at the top of the league standings with 50 points, while Manchester United finds itself in unfamiliar territory placed 5th with 35 points.
Head-to-Head Record: In the overall head-to-head battles, Manchester United holds a slight edge over Arsenal with a win-loss record of 26-22 in 67 games.
Arsenal remain firmly on top of the Premier League despite back-to-back goalless draws against Liverpool and Nottingham Forest, with neither Manchester City nor Aston Villa able to close the seven-point gap after dropping points themselves.
In the meantime, their scoring issues seem confined to league action, though. Either side of those draws, they’ve smashed Portsmouth 4–1 in the FA Cup, edged Chelsea 3–2 in the Carabao Cup, and most recently beat Inter Milan 3–1 in the Champions League.
What will concern Arteta, however, is the league form of his star striker Viktor Gyokeres, who has scored just once in his last ten Premier League outings despite finding the net in both the Carabao Cup and Champions League recently. Arsenal will need him firing again soon, with the title race tightening.
Stats that matter
1. Alongside Sunderland, Arsenal is the only team yet to lose a Premier League fixture at home this season and are unbeaten across 12 matches in all competitions.
2. Despite struggling with scoring form, Viktor Gyokeres remains Arsenal’s league top scorer alongside Leandro Trossard.
3. The Gunners have managed to score 2+ goals in their last four Premier League home matches against Manchester United.
Team News
Gabriel Jesus has made a strong case to replace Viktor Gyokeres after his Champions League brace against Inter Milan. Meanwhile, there’s still uncertainty over the returns of Riccardo Calafiori and Piero Hincapie.
Arsenal Probable XI - David Raya (GK); J. Timber, W. Saliba, Mosquera, M. Lewis-Skelly (Defenders); Odegaard, Zubimendi, Rice (Midfielders); B. Saka, Jesus, Trossard (Forwards).
Manchester United made a statement in Michael Carrick’s first game, beating Manchester City 2–0 with goals from Bryan Mbeumo and Patrick Dorgu — and doing so in dominant fashion.
Man United hit seven shots on target and didn’t allow City a single one, offering an early glimpse of Carrick’s blueprint: a return to a back four, Kobbie Mainoo back at the heart of things, and a style built on quick vertical passing rather than sterile possession. In short, Manchester United suddenly look watchable again.
As for their league position, that derby win has pushed United back up the table and they now sit just one point behind 4th-placed Liverpool.
Stats that matter
1. The Red Devils have remained unbeaten in their last five Premier League matches (2W 3D).
2. Man United have won more matches (five) against top-half teams than they have against bottom-half teams (four).
3. Manchester United have gone without a clean sheet in the last nine away games in the Premier League.
Team News
Michael Carrick is expected to stick with the same XI that faced Manchester City last weekend, with no fresh injuries or suspensions to worry about. Meanwhile, Noussair Mazraoui is back in contention after returning from AFCON duty.
Manchester United Probable XI - Lammens (GK); Martinez, Maguire, Shaw, Dalot (Defenders); Casemiro, Mainoo, Bruno Fernandes (Midfielders); Diallo, Mbeumo, Dorgu (Forwards).
Michael Carrick couldn’t have scripted a better start than a derby win over Manchester City, but Arsenal present a very different puzzle. Arteta’s side are disciplined, defensively sound, and far less likely to leave the kind of spaces United exploited against City.
Sunday will be a test of flexibility for Carrick — how well he adapts could decide the outcome. On form and recent history, Arsenal enter as favourites, having won four of the last five meetings in this fixture (with one draw).
Arsenal to Win (1-0)
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