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Hello, and welcome to The Athletic's coverage of this afternoon's top-four Premier League battle between Arsenal and Manchester United.

It's wonderful play from Sancho to tee up Matic for the cross. 34' Arsenal 2-1 Man Utd 40' Arsenal 2-1 Man Utd De Gea is equal to it and parries it clear. His fierce effort is saved, though. Dalot is played in down the right and he tries to beat Ramsdale at his near post.

Arsenal vs Manchester United live streaming and online details: Arsenal is tied on points with fourth-placed Tottenham, with United three points back.

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Manchester United boss Ralf Rangnick says Manchester United need a 'major operation' to fulfil the club's potential.

"There were also other people involved in those two clubs, people in certain positions, no matter what area it was, in order to rebuild and build something we want to build here. “I still see where we could develop. "This is something that not just one single person as a manager can do. "The most vital part is that the club manages to get in the best possible players, and we have the attitude, the energy. “Obviously, he needs the assistance of all the people inside the club and he will get that and have the chance to mould a new team together with the scouting department and the board, which is necessary. This can happen within one year."

Mikel Arteta's side haven't even conceded a goal in their last three Premier League games against United at the Emirates. To make it four unbeaten would really ...

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Arsenal boosted their chances of a top-four finish as Granit Xhaka capitalised on a Bruno Fernandes penalty miss.

Dalot then hit the post after a Ronaldo pass while Tavares was fortunate not to be penalised for a challenge on Elanga on the fringes of the area. McTominay worked Ramsdale and, when Ronaldo spun and lashed home after a Fernandes headed flick, he was denied by the tightest of offside calls. He was reprieved when Fernandes stuttered, hopped and dragged his kick against the outside of a post. The same could be said of Tavares’s decision to jump for a United corner with his arm outstretched. Their last line was all over the place, and soon let Eddie Nketiah in for a one-on-one chance. The excellent Bukayo Saka shaped a shot for the far corner which was tipped out by De Gea at full stretch, but the United defence remained on their heels, particularly Dalot, and Tavares was able to tap home.

It's another scoring landmark for our Portuguese star, after his goal at Arsenal.

Dwight Yorke (48 of 123) and Romelu Lukaku (28 of 118) passed the three-figure mark during their time with the club, while the first two of Dion Dublin’s 111 Premier League strikes were scored in the red shirt, prior to his move to Coventry City in 1994. During his first spell at the club, between 2003 and 2009, Ronaldo scored 84 Premier League goals in 196 games, winning the Golden Boot award at the end of the 2007/08 campaign. It was the Portuguese star’s 16th league effort of the 2021/22 season, in his 27th appearance after returning to Old Trafford in the summer.