Arsenal play host to Manchester United at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday in what will undoubtedly be labelled the standout fixture in the Premier League this weekend, and both teams will be looking to try and keep the pace with runaway leaders Manchester City. The Gunners picked up their third successive top flight win as they thrashed Huddersfield Town 5-0 on Wednesday – stretching their winning run in the league at home to 12 games – but the victory didn't come without its costs as club-record signing Alexandre Lacazette picked up a groin injury that will keep him out of this weekend's clash. The north London outfit maintained their spot in the top four with the success against the...
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