There is something quietly revealing about how certain Premier League fixtures arrive. Arsenal versus Manchester United has rarely needed external narrative fuel, yet this Sunday meeting at the Emirates comes heavy with subtext. Stability meets revival, control faces impulse, and both sides arrive with recent evidence to support their beliefs.

Michael Carrick’s first game back at Old Trafford ended in resounding victory for Manchester United over neighbours Manchester City. In a first half dominated by the home side, Amad and Bruno Fernandes both had goals disallowed for offside, as did Mason Mount in the second half.

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Manchester City take on Manchester United today in the 198th Manchester derby at Old Trafford. Every meeting between the two teams is significant given the rivalry that exists and with bragging righst at stake.

57 of the previous 197 Manchester derbies have come in the Premier League, with United winning 26 and City winning 21. Of the 28 of those games at Old Trafford, we have won nine and lost 12. That is more Premier League wins at Old Trafford than any other visiting side, while only Liverpool (41) have scored more goals at Old Trafford than us (37).

Manchester United travel to the Emirates to take on table-topping Arsenal on Sunday evening. The Red Devils have played the Gunners 244 times in one of English football’s most historic

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Arsenal have been largely unstoppable this season—losing just two matches in all competitions—and their record at the Emirates is astounding. With injuries few and far between and confidence sky high,