US EditionSecond-placed Arsenal held to 1-1 draw by Man United at Old Trafford
- Declan Rice scored Arsenal's equalizer in a 1-1 draw against Manchester United at Old Trafford, saving Arsenal from defeat after Bruno Fernandes scored from a free-kick.
- Bruno Fernandes initially put Manchester United ahead with a free-kick taken from an advantageous position due to a refereeing error.
- The match saw protests from about 5,000 supporters against the ownership of Manchester United by the Glazers and Ineos.
- Despite the draw, Arsenal remains 15 points behind league leaders Liverpool, complicating their title aspirations.
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Arteta left frustrated as Arsenal title hopes dim
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta was visibly agitated after his team could only salvage a 1-1 draw with Manchester United in a result that critics said might have sounded the death knell of his team's English Premier League chances. With 10 matches left to play, second-placed Arsenal trail leaders...
Man United draws with Arsenal after double save from David Raya
MANCHESTER, England — A stunning double save from David Raya denied Bruno Fernandes a dramatic late winner for Manchester United against Arsenal in the Premier League on Sunday. Raya’s heroics salvaged a 1-1 draw for Arsenal at Old Trafford but its Premier League title looks all but out of reach with runaway leader Liverpool 15 points clear at the top of the standings. “I don’t want to say that, but today the frustration is that we haven’t won o…
The Premier League match between Manchester United and Arsenal, which took place on Sunday, was interrupted to allow Noussair Mazraoui to break his Ramadan fast.
Arsenal coach Arteta stomps away from post-game interview after draw with Man United: 'Football is for clever people'
Arsenal suffered a big blow to their Premier League title ambitions after a draw against Manchester United. They are now 15 points behind leaders Liverpool, albeit with a game in hand, but only 10 matches are left to play.
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