Premier League
AGAINST ARSENAL, MANCHESTER UNITED TARGET FIRST HOME WIN
Manchester United are targeting their first Premier League home win of the season and their first victory over Arsenal in five meetings.
Mikel Arteta’s Gunners are seeking to avoid a third straight defeat after losing 1-0 to both Manchester City and Leicester City.
Alex Telles misses out after testing positive for COVID-19 while Anthony Martial serves the final match of his suspension for Manchester United.
Telles joins Eric Bailly and Jesse Lingard on the sidelines, with the latter pair likely to be out until after the November international break.
Arsenal’s David Luiz (thigh) continues to be monitored, while Calum Chambers (knee) has stepped up his training but lacks match fitness.
Rob Holding (hamstring) is expected to return to full training within the week.
Did you know?
Manchester United are unbeaten in 13 Premier League home matches against Arsenal, since 2006, and are undefeated in the last 29 such matches in which they have scored.
Also, Manchester United have the best Premier League record in Sunday matches, with a win-rate of 54 per cent and points-per-match ratio of 1.9, out of clubs have played at least three fixtures on this day.
Arteta can become the first Arsenal manager to win his first two PL matches against Manchester United.
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has gone five league matches without a goal for the first time since November 2014, while playing for Borussia Dortmund.
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