Where to watch Arsenal vs Manchester United plus team news and talkSPORT coverage for Premier League clash

Arsenal and Manchester United resume their storied Premier League rivalry this afternoon.

The two sides meet at the Emirates Stadium following their clash in the north west earlier this season.

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On that occasion, the Gunners claimed a 1-0 victory on the opening weekend of the campaign.

Mikel Arteta’s side have since emerged as title favourites and will be hoping to re-establish their seven-point advantage over Man City at the top.

Meanwhile, United head to north London in fifth place following their win over City last time out.

Another victory this weekend will see the Red Devils leapfrog Liverpool into the top four

However, they have not beaten the Gunners in the Premier League since September 2022.

Their last victory in the fixture, meanwhile, came on penalties in last season’s FA Cup third round.

Arsenal vs Man United: Date and how to follow

The two sides meet at the Emirates on Sunday, January 25 with kick-off at 4.30pm.

Sky Sports Main Event will have live coverage of the Premier League fixture from 4pm.

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Arsenal vs Man United: Team news

Arsenal’s injury crisis has eased in recent weeks, with Arteta set to be without just three first-team players for the visit of United.

Piero Hincapie continues to be assess after missing the last four matches with a groin issue.

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Riccardo Calafiori will not be involved, though, with the following weekend’s trip to Leeds United slated for his return.

Teenage midfielder Max Dowman has been ruled out until February with an ankle injury.

As for United, Noussair Mazraoui has returned from international with Morocco after reaching the Africa Cup of Nations final.

His comeback follows the news that Matthijs de Ligt will miss out with a back issue.

The Dutch defender is expected to be fit in time to be available for the clash with Fulham on February 1.

However, his compatriot Joshua Zirkzee’s return remains two weeks away.

Arsenal vs Man United: Betting odds

• Arsenal – 1/2
• Draw – 16/5
• Man United – 19/4

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Arsenal vs Man United: What has been said?

Arteta has challenged Arsenal supporters to create ‘more energy and more positiveness’ in the club’s pursuit of a first Premier League title in 22 years.

He said: “It is not about calming the fans, but it is about continuing to do what we are doing really well and try to evolve every single day to be better.

“So, from their side, it is continuing to do what they do in the stadium; create more energy, more positiveness around the games in each action, and if we do that and we create that kind of a scenario, we are going to make it more and more difficult to the opponent, and that is going to help us to win more games.”

Michael Carrick started his interim United tenure with an emphatic 2-0 win against City at Old Trafford last weekend.

“They are so good in a lot of departments,” continued Arteta.

“It is clear that when that team has the space to run and certain players to activate their runs, they become lethal and you saw that a few days ago in Manchester.

“Michael coming in will bring new ideas. Always, the intensity rises up. And you could see that in the Manchester derby, the kind of behaviours and the game that they played, so we will expect a really tough match and we’ll adapt to that for sure.

“But we are at home and we know how important that game is for us.”