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Manchester United stunned Arsenal and reopened the Premier League title race with a 3-2 comeback win at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday.

Visitors United are set for their second match under interim manager Michael Carrick, off the back of their impressive win in the Manchester derby last time out. Meanwhile Arsenal are looking to maintain their advantage at the top of the table as they go in pursuit of a first league title for 22 years.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, spoke to BBC Match of the Day after his side's defeat by Manchester United: "You have to give credit to Manchester United. We gave them a goal which is unusual and painful,

Manchester United stunned Arsenal with a 3-2 win at the Emirates to jump into the Premier League's top four. The Gunners dominated the opening stages and made the breakthrough when Lisandro Martinez prodded into his own net. But the Reds levelled after Martin Zubimendi gifted Bryan Mbeumo a chance and the United man took it.

Michael Carrick has Manchester United looking a little bit like the Manchester United of old after beating title contenders Manchester City and Arsenal in his first two games as interim boss.

"First of all you have to congratulate Manchester United for the victory," Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta told Sky Sports. "It happened in a really strange way.

The same questions around Arsenal’s frail psychology were spewed up on Sunday.

The Arsenal vs Manchester United player ratings were wild to dish out as a crazy game, and result, played out.

Arsenal's January wobble continued as Matheus Cunha's stunning late winner saw Manchester United silence Emirates Stadium with a stirring 3-2 victory.