Arsenal 2 — 3 Manchester United

Manchester United came from behind to record a dramatic 3-2 away win against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium — a result that has big implications for the Premier League title race and the top four battle.

Match Summary

• Arsenal started the brighter, taking the lead early in the match thanks to an unfortunate own goal by Lisandro Martínez — the ball ricocheted off him under pressure to give the Gunners the advantage.

• Bryan Mbeumo capitalised on a defensive error from Arsenal midfielder Martin Zubimendi to make it 1-1 before half-time, rounding the keeper before slotting home.

• Early in the second half, Patrick Dorgu unleashed a stunning strike from distance to put United ahead — a goal that stood after a VAR check.

• Arsenal fought back and Mikel Merino found the net to make it 2-2, setting the stage for a late twist.

• In the 87th minute, substitute Matheus Cunha struck a sublime long-range effort to secure a 3-2 victory for United.

Key Talking Points

• The win ends Arsenal’s unbeaten run at home and dents their title momentum.

• United climb into the top four, boosting their hopes of qualifying for the Champions League.

• Arsenal fans vented frustration over defensive errors — particularly Zubimendi’s mistake that led to Mbeumo’s goal.

• There were also hot reactions over VAR decisions, including a goal allowed for handball in the buildup.