Manchester United were a bit lucky, the whole game was possessed by Arsenal, if Arsenal attack was as strong as Liverpool then the number of goals in that match would be more numbered than yesterday score line. Arsenal had no progressive attack, they focused on one part of the field which United was aware and capable of defending themselves, a more better performance from Arsenal would have given them the winner but they were unlucky to share points when they needed it the most.
Manchester United were indeed very lucky they were able to draw 1-1 against Arsenal and of course the hero for Manchester United was Bruno Fernandes who scored a beautiful goal that made the stadium atmosphere roar, honestly I didn't expect his kick to result in a good goal, Bruno Fernandes' kick was really extraordinary. yes it is true of course with the possession of the ball that Arsenal controls a lot of course it will make Arsenal score a lot of goals if for example Arsenal has an attack like Liverpool and takes advantage of so many opportunities created for Arsenal but of course Arsenal can only play as it is, try if for example in January they bring in a reliable striker maybe they will be better when competing and of course it will make Arsenal score more goals.
yes indeed now Arsenal are forced to share points with Manchester United and of course now Nottingham Forest will be very happy because they see Arsenal have failed to get 3 full points and of course this will create a good opportunity for Nottingham Forest and of course Arteta should start now trying to make Arsenal perform better. but actually in that match I bet on Arsenal's victory but unfortunately I was not lucky at that time.
United were gifted that goal. 15m gave Bruno Fernandes all the space he needed. Arsenal’s wall was practically in the parking lot! It was a free free-kick, and even Christian Eriksen admitted it. But Bruno does knew how to exploit the situation. He’s United’s only reliable attacking weapon right now, which says a lot about their squad depth
Arsenal Has the same old story: dominate possession, control the midfield, then do nothing with it. 65%+ possession and just one goal in three matches. That’s not a title-winning side. Liverpool have scored at least two in 19 straight home games. Arsenal dropped 20 points from 10 draws this season. They don’t just need a striker, they need a clinical, relentless finisher who can actually turn dominance into goals. They went all in on Kai Havertz, but he’s not the guy to lead a title charge