Arsenal fell to a 3-2 defeat to Manchester United to slip up once again in the Premier League title race

ARSENAL’S gap at the top of the table was closed to four points as they suffered a horror home defeat to Manchester United. The Gunners were beaten 3-2 in a thriller at the Emirates on

Manchester United stunned Arsenal on Sunday by beating the Gunners 3-2 at the Emirates to make it two wins out of two for caretaker manager Michael Carrick. A Lisandro Martinez own goal gifted Arsenal the lead but the visitors hit back through Bryan Mbeumo.

Despite the final score, Arsenal started well and broke the deadlock after half an hour. Bukayo Saka cut the ball back for Martin Odegaard to deliver a low cross towards Jurrien Timber. The right-back's positioning may have flummoxed United defender Lisandro Martinez, who inadvertently deflected the ball backwards past Senne Lammens.

Arsenal managed a 3-1 win away to Inter to all but secure the top spot in the Champions League league phase

VIKTOR GYOKERES finally ended his goal drought as Arsenal put one foot in the Carabao Cup final with a 3-2 win over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. The 27-year-old striker scored the second of the

Gabriel Jesus' virtuoso display secured Arsenal a top-two spot in the league phase of the Champions League as they earned an impressive 3-1 win at Inter.

Mikel Arteta and his team are guaranteed a top-two league phase finish with a game to spare.

DECLAN RICE sent Arsenal six points clear at the top of the Premier League table as he netted twice against Bournemouth. Mikel Arteta’s Gunners survived a late Cherries onslaught inspired by

Premier League leaders Arsenal were beaten 3-2 by Manchester United in a breathless match at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday. Manchester City had cut the Gunners' lead at the top down to four points by beating Wolves 24 hours earlier and Mikel Arteta's side ...

The Gunners made mistakes and conceded some undeniable strikes, but the Premier League title pursuit still depends on them