This coming weekend, two of the biggest teams in Premier League history clash at the Emirates Stadium in London – it's Arsenal v Manchester United!
High-flying Arsenal will attempt to continue their quest to hunt down the Premier League title against their fierce rivals Manchester United in what should be a cracking game.
The two teams have had a long rivalry in England’s top flight and that rivalry was given added impetus during the reigns of Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger throughout the 1990s and into the 2000s and beyond.
They are two of the most successful Premier League sides of all-time and while both have fallen on tougher times of late, there is hope that under their current managers, they can develop into perennial title challengers once again.
Both teams have enjoyed relatively solid starts to the season, winning two games while Arsenal drew the other while United lost their opening away game at Tottenham.
So before we check on the latest odds for Arsenal v Manchester United with bet365 Sport, let’s first check out how the two teams match up.
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| Date | Home | Score | Away | Home Scorers | Away Scorers |
| 22/01/23 | Arsenal | 3-2 | Manchester United | Nketiah 24,90 Saka 53, | Rashford 17, Martinez 59 |
| 04/09/22 | Manchester United | 3-1 | Arsenal | Antony 35, Rashford 66,75 | Saka 60 |
| 23/04/22 | Arsenal | 3-1 | Manchester United | Tavares 3, Saka 32(p), Xhaka 70 | Ronaldo 34 |
| 02/12/21 | Manchester United | 3-2 | Arsenal | Fernandes 44, Ronaldo 55,70(p) | Smith-Rowe 13, Odegaard 54 |
| 30/01/21 | Arsenal | 0-0 | Manchester United | ||
| 01/11/20 | Manchester United | 0-1 | Arsenal | Aubameyang 69(p) | |
| 01/01/20 | Arsenal | 2-0 | Manchester United | Pepe 8, Papastathopoulos 43 | |
| 30/09/19 | Manchester United | 1-1 | Arsenal | McTominay 45 | Aubameyang 58 |
| 10/03/19 | Arsenal | 2-0 | Manchester United | Xhaka 12, Aubameyang 69(p) | |
| 25/01/19 | Arsenal | 1-3 | Manchester United | Aubameyang 43 | Sanchez 31, Lingaard 33, Martial 82 |
Two goals from Brian Talbot and Frank Stapleton had put Arsenal in a commanding lead with just three minutes remaining on the clock. The late Gordon McQueen pulled one back from a corner for United and just seconds after that goal, Sammy McIlroy bundled his way into the box to score past Pat Jennings to bring the game level on 88 minutes. However, from the kick off Graham Rix’s deep cross was met by Alan Sunderland at the back post and he prodded home to give Arsenal a last minute win.
A dramatic FA Cup semi final replay saw David Beckham score for United before Dennis Bergkamp equalised in the second half. Roy Keane was sent off and then late in the game Peter Schmeichel saved Bergkamp’s penalty to force extra time. Despite being down to ten men, United struck the winner from a mazy run from Ryan Giggs who smashed the ball into the roof of the net to land the win.
Arsene Wenger’s invincibles confirmed their Premier League title with a stunning win over their great rivals at Old Trafford early ion May 2002. Frenchman Sylvain Wiltord scoring the goal which ensured that the Gunners would win the title and eventually do so without losing a game.
Wayne Rooney rattled in a hat-trick as five players scored for United as they imposed a humiliating 8-2 defeat on Arsenal at Old Trafford. Arsene Wenger was sent to the stand in a famous moment from Premier League history.
Not one of the best-known games perhaps but this Arsenal team was looking very strong under George Graham and was built on a rock solid defence. However iun the Rumbelow Cup Manchester United came to London and emerged with a stunning win to knock the Gunners out of the cup, with Lee Sharpe scoring a hat-trick.
Jurrien Timber is out for the season after sustaining an ACL injury in his first game of the season since signing from Ajax. Ben White will deputise at right back. Gabriel also returned to action as a sub against Fulham and he could be ready to start this weekend.
Gabriel Jesus is another who returned last weekend and he could go into the side ahead of Eddie Nketiah, with Nketiah reported to have picked up a slight knock in the draw with Fulham.
| GK | Aaron Ramsdale | |
| DR | Ben White | |
| DL | Olexander Zinchenko | |
| DC | William Saliba | |
| DC | Gabriel | |
| DMC | Declan Rice | |
| MC | Martin Odegaard | |
| MC | Kai Havertz | |
| AML | Gabriel Martinelli | |
| AMR | Bukayo Saka | |
| AC | Gabriel Jesus |
Manchester United could have Marc Cucurella signed on loan from Chelsea and perhaps Sofyane Amrabat in the squad, if transfer reports are correct. Luke Shaw’s injury has left United short of cover at left back and Cucurella would slot in as a replacement for the England full back.
United will also be without French centre back Raphael Varane who was subbed at half time against Nottingham Forest at the weekend with an injury and he has been ruled out of the trip to London this weekend.
£72m striker Rasmus Hojlund had continued training and is thought to be in contention for at least a spot on the bench this weekend.
| GK | Andre Onana | |
| DR | Aaron Wan-Bissaka | |
| DL | Marc Cucurella | |
| DC | Lisandro Martinez | |
| DC | Victor Lindelof | |
| DMC | Casemiro | |
| MC | Christian Eriksen | |
| AMC | Bruno Fernandes © | |
| AMR | Antony | |
| AML | Alejandro Garnacho | |
| AC | Marcus Rashford |
*while correct at the time of writing, these odds from bet365 Sport may change in the run up to the game.
Tip 1 – Arsenal to win and both teams to score – 21/10
Tip 2 – Bukayo Saka to score at any time – 21/10
Tip 3 – Arsenal 3-1 Manchester United – Correct Score – 14/1
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