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Watch all the goals and key highlights from Arsenal vs Manchester United in the Premier League. Marcus Rashford scored the first goal in the EPL clash.

It looked as though the game was heading for for a draw before Arsenal struck again in the final minute of normal time. Arsenal keeper Ramsdale failed to catch cleanly from a corner kick and Martinez reacted quickest to head the loose ball into the roof of the net. Arsenal completed the turnaround and took the lead eight minutes into the second half courtesy of a fine strike from Bukayo Saka.

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He is above Jesus in the goal stakes in all competitions this season but it was never just about finishing with the Brazilian and neither is it with the Londoner. Like another United signing this season, much has been made of Weghorst’s height, but the 6ft 6in (197cm) striker’s true value comes from his off-ball movement (he would frequently drop deep here to dispossess Thomas Partey from behind) and his positioning. Holding the width did allow Saka to drift inside and exploit Christian Eriksen’s limited mobility but he also looked a little shaky when pressed. The England right-back was on a booking, had struggled all game and would probably have become an ever-bigger target for Manchester United in the second half. Rather, Arsenal continued to be on the front foot, and it was their closing down of a Manchester United goal kick that ultimately brought their equaliser. From the very start of the match, Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta could be seen remonstrating with his players, particularly White, demanding they show more composure when the ball broke to them. Therefore, Antony did not have much in the way of a highlights reel over on their right side, and was largely ineffective during his 71-minute stint. It was goal number 110 for the 25-year-old — he is 19th in the all-time club rankings — and one of his best yet. He quickly adjusted his body to hook Martin Odegaard’s ball into the net, rounding off a mature individual performance and sealing a momentous victory. The balance of risk and reward is crucial, as Arsenal were able to sustain an attack from pressing high during United’s poorly-executed short goal kick. [Marcus Rashford](https://theathletic.com/football/player/marcus-rashford-xgQlXcNj79jwXiD4/) gave United the early lead with a superb goal from long range, before Nketiah equalised by heading in a [Granit Xhaka](https://theathletic.com/football/player/granit-xhaka-701HGKSsMRGk4Bry/) cross. Like Fernandes’ goal against Crystal Palace at midweek, the strike was helped by a run ahead of it from new striker Wout Weghorst, who opened up a fraction more space with off-ball movement that occupied Arsenal’s centre-backs.

There was a frenetic pace to the game from the off. Early on Martin Odegaard scuffed a shot when well placed in the and Thomas Partey shot wide before Bruno ...

And the Belgian was involved in the late, late winner. The intensity hadn’t dropped for a moment, and Odegaard had our next chance. The game was just beginning to settle down when United took the lead. Copyright 2023 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Early on Martin Odegaard scuffed a shot when well placed in the and Thomas Partey shot wide before Bruno Fernandes had a hopeful penalty appeal turned down. There was a frenetic pace to the game from the off.

The striker popped up in the 90th minute to complete a memorable comeback win, after the visitors had struck first through Marcus Rashford. Nketiah drew us ...

The boys were incredibly good today and deserved to win the game.” We showed a lot of emotional control and a lot of quality and personality to take the ball and do what we did, especially in the second half to win the game. The way we played, the way we sustained our level and we got better and better at the end of the game.

Chelsea's record sale last year has proved to the Glazer family that now is the right time to sell Manchester United, industry experts told Reuters, ...

"There is likely a need for any new investor to consider these at United in the future. The biggest club stadium in England seats around 75,000 fans but is considered a relic compared to modern European arenas. The Chelsea deal involved the new owners paying 2.5 billion pounds ($3.10 billion) to purchase shares while committing a further 1.75 billion pounds to invest in the club, particularly the stadium. Register for free to Reuters and know the full story The Glazers bought United for 790 million pounds in 2005 in a highly-leveraged deal which has been [bidding process](/lifestyle/sports/ineos-enters-bidding-process-buy-manchester-united-times-2023-01-17/) to buy the record 20-times English champions after he failed to acquire Chelsea, who were [sold for $5.2 billion](/lifestyle/sports/chelsea-confirm-terms-agreed-boehly-led-consortium-buy-club-2022-05-07/) in May.

The Gunners currently lead the Premier League by five points but Mikel Arteta's men have a game in hand over Pep Guardiola's chasing group. Erik ten Hag's Red ...

Jack Butland is eligible after missing the Palace trip but has yet to even make the substitutes and Fred is no longer treading a suspension tightrope. Unless Leandro Trossard's move from Brighton and Hove Albion is completed early enough on Friday for him to be registered, the Belgium international is unlikely to make his debut here. Bukayo Saka has scored in his last two outings against United which can only be bettered by Thierry henry and Freddie Ljungberg who scored in three consecutive encounters. Arteta is yet to see his men concede in 2023 after a goalless draw with Newcastle United and clean sheets against both Oxford United and Tottenham Hotspur. Arteta's side have only tasted defeat once in the league so far this season and that was against United back in September. Last campaign was a 3-1 victory but United could complete the double over the Gunners for only the second time since Sir Alex Ferguson retired back in 2013.