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Premier League rivals in Manchester United and Arsenal on Sunday afternoon. Naturally, there were some contentious decisions both ways - including an early incident in the first-half.

Mikel Arteta has blasted his side's disallowed goal after Arsenal suffered their first loss of the season away to Manchester United. The Gunners had won each of their first five matches of the new Premier League season before Sunday's heavyweight clash at Old Trafford.

Manchester United new boy Antony might have already forged himself into club folklore after scoring the opener and then celebrating in front of the Arsenal fans.The Brazil international was signed from Ajax for a jaw-dropping £84million but has already gone some way in repaying his fee. After being named in the starting line-up to face the Gunners, eyebrows were raised.But the forward has silenced his doubters with a brilliant opener against Arsenal after latching onto Marcus Rashford's pass.

Gary Neville has given his verdict after Arsenal believed they were unfairly denied after Gabriel Martinelli's eleventh-minute goal was disallowed by VAR and referee Paul Tierney.

Arsenal have been given an injury boost ahead of mouth-watering trip to face Manchester United on Sunday.

Arsenal took on an inspired Fulham at the Emirates on Saturday evening and faced a stern challenge against Marco Silva's men.

Arsenal maintained their perfect start to the Premier League season with a comfortable 3-0 win away at Bournemouth, as Mikel Arteta's side continue to impress.Martin Odegaard was in the right place at the right time to put Arsenal ahead inside six minutes, turning in Gabriel Martinelli's saved effort. And the captain doubled his and Arsenal's tally just five minutes later, smashing his effort past Mark Travers.

Arsenal fans were left raving over Gabriel Jesus again after his excellent build-up play led to Martin Odegaard's opener against Bournemouth.Fresh off his two goals and two assists against Leicester last week, Jesus played a major role as the Gunners took the lead inside five minutes at the Vitality Stadium. The £45million striker held off his defender to take down a looping ball before dancing past three more.He fed Gabriel Martinelli, whose shot was saved but the rebound was then turned home by Odegaard.

Arsenal after clashing with supporters and telling them where to go after being booed off during a fixture against Crystal Palace in 2019 - but one man saved his career at the club. Xhaka, speaking to the media ahead of the release of All or Nothing: Arsenal, spoke openly about his feud with fans and how he owes his last three years in north London to Mikel Arteta. With the fixture taking place in October of 2019, Arteta replaced Unai Emery the following December and made a point of speaking to Xhaka before the winter transfer window opened. READ MORE: Aaron Ramsdale quit social media after abuse - but realised true Arsenal fans have his back While talking about his relationship with the club, Xhaka told Daily Star Sport of Arteta: "He is the guy why I'm still at this football club.

Roy Keane is left speechless, but Micah Richards had the Irishman lost for words after he brought up the infamous tackle on Erling Haaland's father.Keane and Richards were part of the punditry panel for Manchester City's Premier League opener against West Ham, with Haaland making his league debut. It was well documented that Haaland's father, Alf-Inge was in attendance, and he watched on as his son scored two goals to open his City account in style.And with Haaland's dad in the crowd, Richards couldn't resist the urge and brought up the tackle that saw Keane all but ended his career during a Manchester derby in 2001.

Manchester City have produced the perfect response to their Community Shield defeat to Liverpool by kicking off their Premier League campaign with a richly-deserved 2-0 victory over West Ham.Erling Haaland scored his first goal in English football after winning, and subsequently converting, a penalty before adding another in the second half - a trademark Haaland goal following a fast-paced City counter attack.It puts Pep Guardiola's side in the driving seat ahead of what promises to be another heart-palpitating title race, with Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool dropping two points away to Fulham on Saturday.Here, Daily Star Sport details three things the Reds will be worried about after watching City power past David Moyes' hapless Hammers...READ MORE: Erling Haaland gave savage response when Martin Odegaard asked him to join ArsenalIt was only a matter of time wasn't it? There was a faint amount of hope on Merseyside that Erling Haaland might take a few weeks to adapt to the Premier League, especially after fluffing his lines during the Community Shield, but those hopes have been dented now.The big Norwegian looked sharp, bullish and hungry for goals as he terrorised West Ham's backline, and on the odd occasion he had the space to run at defenders he was predictably terrifying - demonstrated best by his sublime second goal.It's fair to assume the destination of the title will depend heavily on how well Haaland fits in at the Etihad. On today's evidence, he'll be just fine.What did you make of Man City's victory over West Ham? Let us know in the comments section below.Sure, City always dominate possession, but the way they suffocated West Ham was a frightening sign of things to come.David Moyes' side are no mugs.

Erling Haaland quite literally laughed off Martin Odegaard's attempts to get him to join Arsenal. Haaland joined Premier League champions Manchester City from Borussia Dortmund in a £51million deal earlier this summer. City won the race to sign the 22-year-old, who had been linked to host of Europe's elite before putting pen to paper at the Etihad.

Arsenal left-back Kieran Tierney said "f***ing hell" when he learned about Martin Odegaard's £4million per season wages. The Norwegian wonderkid joined the Gunners on a permanent basis last season in a £30m deal from Real Madrid.

Arsenal fans are convinced the glory days are returning to the Emirates after Martin Odegaard was confirmed as the new Gunners captain. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was stripped of his captaincy by Mikel Arteta - shortly before the Gabonese international was sold to Barcelona.

Thomas Tuchel has made a brutal admission in a rant after his side let four in to Arsenal in a preseason friendly.Chelsea played London rivals Arsenal in the Blues' final game of their preseason tour which capped off an underwhelming three games. Mikel Arteta's side were 2-0 up at halftime thanks to goals from new boy Gabriel Jesus and Martin Odegaard with the Gunners doubling their lea thanks to goals from Bukayo Saka and Albert Sambi Lokonga in the second half as the North London side ran rampant in front of just under 64,000 fans in Orlando.

Arsenal on Saturday night has left rival fans delighted as the Blues' pre-season preparations hit a new low point.Thomas Tuchel's men had already lost to MLS side Charlotte in a dire penalty shootout defeat. They were unable to bounce back from that disappointment when they faced Arsenal at Orlando's Camping World Stadium.It took just 15 minutes for Gabriel Jesus to open the scoring, with the Brazilian dinking the ball over Chelsea keeper Edouard Mendy.

Arsenal fans have been left salivating over the prospect of Gabriel Jesus starring in the Premier League after his outrageous chip kick-started a 4-0 win over Chelsea. The Blues fielded a near full strength line-up that included the likes of Raheem Sterling, Mason Mount, Reece James and Edouard Mendy as Thomas Tuchel looked to beat their London rivals in the Florida Cup on Saturday evening (July 23).Mikel Arteta also opted to play his best available XI with Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Martinelli and Martin Odegaard in behind new star signing Gabriel Jesus - who didn't need long to make a mark.

Brad Pitt appears on Instagram – as far as we’re aware, he doesn’t have an account of his own, and he barely appears in snaps with friends. So of course, fans were celebrating when the legendary actor appeared in co-star Joey King’s post at the premiere of their latest film, Bullet Train.The new blockbuster, which stars Pitt, 58, alongside King, 22, Aaron Taylor Johnson, 32, and Brian Tyree Henry, 40, premiered in Paris on Monday ahead of its cinema release next month.

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Former Arsenal defender Nigel Winterburn believes Kieran Tierney's recent injury record could hamper his chances of being made captain at the Emirates.