
Manchester United vs. Arsenal: Odds, Live Stream, TV Schedule and Preview
Manchester United will aim to return to winning ways in the Premier League on Monday when they take on Arsenal at Old Trafford.
The Red Devils were comfortably beaten by West Ham United in their most recent league outing and needed penalties to overcome League One side Rochdale in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday.
Arsenal head into the game on the back of three straight wins in all competitions. Their only defeat this season came against Liverpool at Anfield in August.
Date: Monday, September 30
Time: 8 p.m. (BST), 3 p.m. (ET)
TV Info: Sky Sports Premier League (UK), NBCSN (U.S.)
Live Stream: Sky Go, NBC Sports
Odds (courtesy of Caesars): Manchester United 7-5, Draw 49-20, Arsenal 19-10
Preview
United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will have to make do without some key players against the Gunners.
Forwards Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial are expected to miss out, while midfielder Paul Pogba is also an injury doubt, per ESPN FC's Rob Dawson:
The club's injury situation means the 17-year-old Mason Greenwood could start against Arsenal. The teenager may lack experience but has scored in each of his past two games. Samuel Luckhurst at the Manchester Evening News noted how Greenwood has outshone Rashford in recent weeks:
Solskjaer seems to have full confidence in the young forward but stopped short of confirming he would start against Arsenal, per Simon Stone at BBC Sport:
Manchester United have only managed two Premier League wins in six games this season, and their disappointing form and injury situation will give Arsenal hope of a first top-flight win at Old Trafford since 2006.
The Gunners have racked up 11 goals in their past three outings, with striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang in prolific form:
However, the north Londoners will be without Alexandre Lacazette because of injury. The Frenchman is not expected back until late October, according to James Benge at Football.London:
While Arsenal have only been beaten once this season there are still doubts over the quality of the team, particularly in defence.
Unai Emery's side have shipped 10 goals in six matches and have made more errors leading to goals in 2019 than any other Premier League team, per Jordan Seward at MailOnline.
Arsenal were able to welcome back defenders Rob Holding, Hector Bellerin and Kieran Tierney during Tuesday's Carabao Cup win over Nottingham Forest, and that trio's presence may help to boost a leaky back line.
Emery's side head into Old Trafford in better form and in good shape to notch a rare win at the home of their rivals, but this is a fixture Solskjaer's side can ill afford to lose despite their injury problems.




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