Premier League reaction, talking points and your views after Man Utd beat Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium
Their stunning 3-2 win leaves Arsenal with a four point lead over Man City and Aston Villa in the title race
It also sees Michael Carrick earn two impressive wins since taking interim charge, having also beaten Man City last weekend
Stats: Arsenal's forwards are struggling in front of goal as five players record just 0.17xG
Arsenal are still overwhelming favourites (81.74%) to win the Premier League title, according to Opta
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Arsenal have scored 42 goals in 23 Premier League games this season, 22 of which have come from open play.
The Gunners have scored three penalties and 13 more goals from set-pieces, while benefitting from four own goals.
Distribution of Arsenal's Premier League goals this season:
NB: Data from FotMob
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So, should Arsenal fans be worried that their two joint top-scorers, Viktor Gyokeres and Leandro Trossard, have only scored five goals in the Premier League this season?
History tells us that Gunners fans have nothing to worry about.
In Jose Mourinho's debut title-winning season in 2004 at Chelsea, Frank Lampard was the Blues' top-scorer with just 13 goals, while Ilkay Gundogan was Manchester City's top-scorer, also with 13 goals, in their title-winning season in 2021.
Arsenal's former captain Patrick Vieira told Sky Sports "you don't need to be worried, but there is a right to be concerned" about the Gunners' goal-scoring form.
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Image source, Getty ImagesMikel Arteta has been managing Arsenal for over seven years, and is currently the second-longest reigning Premier League manager behind Pep Guardiola.
With the reigning champions, Liverpool, 14 points off the top spot, former Arsenal captain Patrick Vieira believes the Gunners will not get a better chance of winning the Premier League title.
"When I say now or never, it is because other teams are not doing well," Vieira said on Sky Sports.
"It will be sad to see them losing that momentum, so that is why it is important to stick together and create this togetherness to keep performing."
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Arsenal will be fine. Manchester City are mid-transition and Aston Villa are ultimately focused on Champions League places. They might stumble to victory, but they'll do it.
Matt
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Image source, Getty ImagesManchester United's Lisandro Martinez opened the scoring for Arsenal on Sunday, the fourth own goal scored against the Gunners in the Premier League this season.
Arsenal's tally of own goals is just one behind their top scorer in the league - which is shared by Viktor Gyokeres and Leandro Trossard (5).
Arsenal's top scorers in the Premier League this season:
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Craig Nelson
BBC Sport reporter
Again, a bit of context is required.
Mikel Arteta kept faith with the attacking trio that started Arsenal's impressive midweek win at Inter Milan in the Champions League.
Gabriel Jesus, who only recently returned from a long-term injury, was handed a first Premier League start of the season after scoring twice in the Gunners' 3-1 victory in the San Siro.
Viktor Gyokeres - the player Gabriel Jesus replaced in the starting line-up - also scored at Inter.
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe attacking stats of Arsenal's forward line against Manchester United will not make comfortable reading for manager Mikel Arteta.
The starting three of Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Jesus and Leandro Trossard, along with second-half substitutes Noni Madueke and Viktor Gyokeres, had a combined xG of 0.17:
Saka
Gabriel Jesus
Trossard
Madueke
Gyökeres
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Lee Dixon
Former England and Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
Image source, Getty ImagesThe handbrake needs to come off a little bit. This is Mikel Arteta's first job.
He has been given a lot of money, and he has been given the equipment to get the job done.
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First off, well done to Manchester United - it was a fully-deserved win. As for Arsenal, despite what Mikel Arteta said, that type of performance has been a feature all season. When we are in possession it's "don't concede" first, "let's score" second. It is time to flip that around if we want to regain momentum.
Matt
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Image source, Getty ImagesOne cause for concern will be the lack of a clear goalscorer in their side.
None of their attackers are freely scoring at the moment, which is putting more of an emphasis on their threat from set-pieces:
Bukayo Saka - 1 goal in his last 10 appearances
Viktor Gyokeres - 1 goal in his last 11 appearances
Gabriel Martinelli - 0 goals in last 13 appearances
Leandro Trossard - 1 goal in his 8 appearances
Noni Madueke - 0 goals in last 25 appearances*
*Yesterday marked a year to the day since Madueke's last Premier League goal
NB: Premier League games only
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United fan here - far too much criticism of Arsenal at this stage. They're four points clear and lost at home for the first time in forever to two absolute worldies. Can't see that happening to them every week. They'll still win the league.
Peter
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Micah Richards
Former Man City defender on Sky Sports
Can you get over the line? There was a lack of urgency, energy and someone wanting to take the game to Manchester United and make something happen. That was the worrying thing. When you have Bukayo Saka, Leandro Trossard, Gabriel Jesus...they went missing.
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Arteta is playing far too defensive with a team of such offensive quality. Taking our best player in Saka and putting him on the left was a poor decision when he could have just kept it the same and brought Martinelli on the left. Clearly feeling the pressure.
Rezaa
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Peter Schmeichel
Former Manchester United goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live
The thing about winning and getting it over the line is about understanding that it is not all going to go your way every game.
Manchester United and Arsenal were neck and neck in 1999, and we ended up winning it by one point, and we had two draws in the last five games.
I think the inexperience of everyone at Arsenal of not winning the Premier League and having finished second for three years and being close - that is now coming back to them.
That is the pressure. It is not the pressure from the outside, it is more internally and now is the time.
That is something they have to learn, and they have to learn it quickly.
Image source, Getty ImagesCraig Nelson
BBC Sport reporter
You are not alone, Ola, in thinking Arsenal are showing their inexperience. A certain goalkeeper with a Treble to his name thinks the same...
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Arsenal will still win the league this season. Sunday's result shows it may not be by nine or 10 points. Arteta also needs to use his squad better. Too many first-XI players were used at Inter when it was not necessary. Perhaps quadruple chase inexperience?
Ola
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Lee Dixon
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
That is the sloppiest I have seen Arsenal in a long time.
It was a disappointing performance. I think they were in control for the first half an hour, but they were not creating anything, which has been a problem of late.
They just looked a little bit off the pace. They did look under pressure when Manchester United started to come back into the game a little bit and that mistake can tip you over the edge.
I think Mikel Arteta came out, and he said he was going to stick to the players, which he should do.
People tell you that you don't go through a season and win a league and get it all your own way.
This is Arsenal's time just now, and it is how they react and how they bounce back in the next game.
Image source, Getty ImagesCraig Nelson
BBC Sport reporter
We will be looking more closely at Manchester United's resurgence under Michael Carrick a little later on, but for now we are continuing our analysis of what Sunday's defeat means to Arsenal and the Premier League title race.
Let's see what former Arsenal defender Lee Dixon and ex-United goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel had to say about Arsenal on 5 Live Breakfast this morning...