Arsenal v Manchester United: Premier League – Live! | Soccer

Chelsea's failure in the win means that these teams will give Maurizio Sarri sixth place in the Premier League. Arsenal are fifth on goal difference, one point behind Manchester United which was converted under Solskjær:

This is the 200th league match between these powers. Arsenal have won their last eight home games, while Manchester United have won six on the return of Old Trafford. Ole Gunnar Solskjær said: "We had to find a balance, with Paul [Pogba] to be available again it was a no-brainer, Nemanja [Matic] he's been well trained in recent days and Diogo [Dalot] Once again, we have fresh legs. "Arsenal defender, Nacho Monreal, admits that Arsenal needs to improve. "We know we have not played a good match [against Rennes] but it's a totally different game, a different competition. "

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While Arsenal's aspirations in the Champions League are on the verge of balancing the top four spots and the Europa League, Unai Emery is urging his team to clear the frowns. Positive thinking is on the agenda. So, when he saw one of his players particularly shot down as his team regrouped at London Colney on Friday morning after a demoralizing defeat at Rennes, Emery decided that it was not the best time for a head-to-head head. For the moment, he just does not want to come into contact with negative vibrations.

News from the team Unai Emery brings five changes to the defeated Arsenal team in Rennes, while Aaron Ramsey is preferred to Matteo Guendouzi. Mesut Özil has fewer points in the league, but Shkodran Mustafi has to settle for a place on the substitutes' bench alongside Alex Iwobi. Elsewhere, Paul Pogba is back at Manchester United after serving a European ban at Paris Saint-Germain midweek. Diogo Dalot and Nemanja Matic also begin, while Solskjær makes three changes.

Arsenal (3-4-1-2): Leno; Sokratis, Koscielny, Monreal; Maitland-Niles, Xhaka, Ramsey, Kolasinac; Özil; Aubameyang, Lacazette

Subs: Cech, Mustafi, Elneny, Guendouzi, Suarez, Iwobi, Nketiah

Manchester United (4-3-3): De Gea; Young, Lindelof, Smalling, Shaw; Matic, Fred, Pogba; Dalot, Lukaku, Rashford

Subs: Romero, Bailly, Rojo, McTominay, Pereira, Martial, Greenwood

Referee: Jon Moss

Vieira against Keane, Keown against van Nistelrooy and, uh, Guendouzi against Pogba? It may be now Ole driving, but it's still a supercharged device, never running out of needle. While these matches were used to decide the title race, the latter tend to define which teams will get the first four places in May. There is no doubt that there is still a lot to do in this area. The loss could be damaging, especially for the Unai Emery team, with eight games to play. Manchester United arrives in North London with incredible confidence after an amazing night in Paris midweek, while Arsenal also returned from France but with contrasting emotions, leaving Rennes on an incoherent note after the defeat of the Europa League. The most difficult job facing Ole Gunnar Solskjær – certainly a blow to the permanent job – is apparently to keep quiet about the noise that surrounds a team that is enjoying football. "I'm not here to get on my nerves," Solskjær said. "I'm here to do my job. I am under contract with Man Utd until the end of June.

United has won its last two games at Emirates Stadium and another win would be 15th in 18 games of Solskjær. The Norwegian will lead his team to the quarterfinals of the Champions League on Wednesday. As for news of the team, Paul Pogba is back after serving a European suspension, while Anthony Martial should return. There are also some milestones that spark enthusiasm: Laurent Koscielny will make his 250th Premier League match and Chris Smalling will be ranked 200th for United. For Arsenal, Alexandre Lacazette is back from suspension but Lucas Torreira serves the first of his three ban matches after being sent off in the derby of North London.

Start: 16:30 (GMT)