Although I scored a stunning free kick today but to be honest this particular Arsenal player really impressed me today,I wasn’t expecting such performance from Him,If only we have His quality we would have been fighting for Top four now”, Manchester United Captain Bruno Fernandez named the ONE Arsenal player that changed the game Today – Not Declan Rice and not Skelly
Although I scored a stunning free kick today but to be honest this particular Arsenal player really impressed me today,I wasn’t expecting such performance from Him,If only we have His quality we would have been fighting for Top four now”, Manchester United Captain Bruno Fernandez named the ONE Arsenal player that changed the game Today – Not Declan Rice and not Skelly
Arsenal struggled in attack once again in the Premier League, seeing the Gunners settle for a draw against Manchester United.
Manchester United against Arsenal is not the spectacle it once was, which was very much the narrative from the clash at Old Trafford.
An uneventful first half from the Gunners ended with Bruno Fernandes scoring moments before the interval, putting the visitorsâ control to waste.
Declan Rice scored in the second half to earn a point on the road for Mikel Artetaâs side, who were a different outfit from the one that punished PSV Eindhoven only days ago.
From a tedious meeting at Old Trafford, here are Arsenalâs winners and losers
Martin Odegaard
For all of Arsenalâs stagnancy in the final third, the brains behind each attempt going forward was Martin Odegaard.
The captain was in fine form against PSV Eindhoven and, unlike others in the front line, managed to keep momentum going at Old Trafford.
Odegaard faced a heap of criticism earlier in the season, with his performance against Man United another step in the right direction for the midfielder.
Riccardo Calafiori
Arteta chose to replace Myles Lewis-Skelly in the starting XI with Riccardo Calafiori, which was a questionable tweak to the starting XI.
Calafiori offers more going forward than the Englishman however, what the Italian could not handle was his defensive workload.
Alejandro Garnacho troubled the summer signing countless times on the flank, putting the left-back under real pressure to expose a weakness.
Leandro Trossard
Leandro Trossard has impressed in recent weeks but against United, the Belgian was one of the worst on the pitch.
From repeated mistakes to a lacklustre approach going forward, the former Brighton man couldnât get anything right at Old Trafford.
