Manchester United will be targeting a third successive victory when they face Arsenal in the Premier League at the Emirates Stadium this evening, kick-off 8.15pm. United, who have not beaten the Gunners away from home since January 2019,

Amorim's side bounced back after a disappointing debut against Ipswich Town with a 4–0 dismantling of Everton. In just his third Premier League game on the touchline, Amorim has the tough task of getting Manchester United over the line against Arsenal. The Red Devils have lost five of its last six games at the stadium with the other being a draw.