How to watch Arsenal vs Manchester United for free plus predicted lineups and talkSPORT coverage for the Premier League clash

Arsenal will hope to close the gap on Premier League leaders Liverpool when they host Manchester United this Wednesday night.

The gunners beat London rivals West Ham at the weekend in a thrilling clash that saw all seven goals in their 5-2 victory come in the first half.

A dominant victory allowed Mikel Arteta's team to remain in second place. even if it's in alphabetical orderand nine points behind Liverpool.

It's a big gap to close even at this early stage of the season, but another three points against Man United would give them hope.

Ruben Amorim However, he will be hoping to claim his second win as coach in what will be his toughest task as Red Devils boss yet.

The draw at Ipswich was followed by a convincing victory for the Everton on Sunday to mark a great start to his time in Manchester.

Arsenal vs Man United: looking for a record

Arsenal He can make club history at the Emirates on Wednesday.

The Gunners have won their last three Premier League games against Man United.

If they win again, it will be the first time they have beaten their rivals in four consecutive league games.

And it is highly likely that they will too, with United having lost seven of their last nine trips to the red side of north London.

The Red Devils have also lost their last three away games against Arsenal, and have not won in any of their last six such meetings.

The last three results of this match are 3-1, 3-2 and 3-1 for the hosts, so Amorim will want to put an end to the streak of so many goals conceded.

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• This will be Arsenal's 500th competitive match at Emirates Stadium in all competitions (335 wins, 93 draws, 71 losses). They have won 10 and lost six of their 20 meetings with Manchester United on the pitch (D4), only losing more against Manchester City (9) and Chelsea (7).
• Manchester United have won just two of their last 18 Premier League away games against London sides (D5 L11), with both wins coming against Fulham. The Red Devils had been unbeaten in 13 visits to the capital before this (W8 D5).

Arsenal vs Man United: predicted lineups

Arsenal are likely to be without Thomas Partey, Ben White and Takehiro Tomiyasu, while Mikel Merino could also miss out again with a knock.

Gabriel is also a doubt after being substituted at half-time against West Ham with a persistent problem.

However, Arteta revealed that this was mainly to avoid further problems for the Brazilian with the game already won.

he will be a partner William Saliba as centre-back and Jurrien Timber and Riccardo Calafiori will sit on either side as full-backs as usual.

With Partey out, Jorginho is likely to sit in midfield while Declan Rice and Martin Odegaard flank him in more advanced positions.

The three of Bukayo Saka, Kai Havertz and Leandro Trossard scored at the weekend and are expected to keep their place, but Gabriel Martinelli will want to start.

If breaks are made after a quick change, Gabriel Jesus and Raheem Sterling will also want more minutes.

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As for United, Amorim has most of his squad fit, with only Victor Lindelof and Leny Yoro recovering from their injuries.

Lucas Shaw and Harry Maguire He appeared off the bench at the weekend and will be pushing for a start at the Emirates.

André Onana will be in goal, but Shaw could come on to replace Lisandro Martínez, who is suspended after receiving his fifth yellow card of the season.

Matthijs De Ligt and Noussair Mazraoui are likely to keep their places, while the in-form Amad Diallo and Diogo Dalot remain at full-back.

In front of them, Casemiro could be accompanied by Bruno Fernandez as Kobbie Mainoo is also suspended for this match.

Fernandes played a deeper role in Europe last week and could move there again to allow bricklayer assembly join Mark Rashford behind the forward.

And that striker is likely to be Joshua Zirkzee after a brace against Everton, unless he is rested for Rasmus Hojlund.

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• Bukayo Saka has already scored and assisted in four different Premier League games this season. Only four times has an Arsenal player done more in a single campaign: Thierry Henry (7 in 2002-03, 6 in 2004-05), Robin van Persie (7 in 2011-12) and Lukas Podolski (5 in 2012- 13).
• Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has won six of his nine Premier League games against Manchester United (D1 L2), and his first win for the Gunners came against them (2-0 in January 2020). Of all the coaches who have faced the Red Devils at least five times in the competition, Arteta has the highest win rate (67%).

Arsenal vs Man United: What has been said?

Rashford now has three goals in two games for Amorim and looks like he could get back to his best.

After a brace against Everton, the 27-year-old praised his new manager but played down his recovery after a difficult year.

And despite praising him, Amorim did not want to insist too much on his forward's performance and asked for more.

The Man United boss said on Sunday: “He can do a lot so he has to keep improving, he has the ability to do it, he has already shown that.”

“But he can play a lot better, and so can the other guys.

“It was a good performance, (but) tomorrow he has to recover and start thinking about Arsenal.”

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• Arsenal have won just two of their 17 evening matches (7pm or later) against Manchester United in the Premier League (D9 L6), although one of those came in their most recent home game in January 2020 (2- 0).
• Manchester United have won six of their last seven midweek (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday) Premier League games (L1), and these games produced 38 goals in total (F23 L15).

Arsenal vs Man United: how to watch for FREE

This Premier League clash will take place on Wednesday, December 4.

The start in the Emirates is scheduled for 8:15 p.m.

The game will be broadcast live on Amazon Prime Video.

New and existing Prime members can watch the game through the Prime Video app, on mobile devices, Fire TV, gaming consoles, Virgin's V6 TV Box, BT TV, TalkTalk TV, Apple TV, Chromecast and online.

For fans who aren't members yet, you can start a FREE 30-day trial of Amazon Prime that gives you access to all of this week's games. You can register here.

Alternatively, new customers can join Amazon Prime for £8.99 a month or £95 for a one-year subscription.

talkSPORT and talkSPORT.com will also keep you up to date with the latest developments.

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