MU vs Arsenal: The Universe Supports the Gunners

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The motto ‘Arsenal will not be able to party at Old Trafford’ is outdated in the Mikel Arteta era ahead of the Premier League duel
Manchester United
Vs
Arsenal
At Old Trafford, Sunday (8/17) night.
In the last 18 matches, Arsenal only won two over Manchester United at Old Trafford.The two wins were created when Arsenal were handled by Arteta, in 2020 and 2024.
Opta’s supercomputer engine predicts that Arsenal’s potential to win over the Red Devils reaches 45.1 percent, greater than the chance to win Man Utd by 29.5 percent and a 15.4 percent draw.
This is in line with Opta predictions that mention the potential of Arsenal to win the title this season, referring to 1,000 simulations, by 19.7 percent, while Man United is only 7.4 percent.
But MU has a sweet history in the opening match of the competition.Man Utd beat Arsenal 4-1 in the opening match of the 1989/1990 season.A similar story can be repeated this season.
The Red Devils, nicknamed Manchester United, also hunted the 100th victory over Arsenal.Of the total 243 meetings in all competitions, MU won 99 times, 55 draws, and 89 defeats.
The probability of MU’s victory is quite large, because only the arrival of three high -priced players.The three players are Matheus Cunha, Bryan Mbeumo, and Benjamin Sesko.
The three of them played as front lines.Ruben Amorim has the opportunity to make the three of them starter.If the third chemistry is solid, Arsenal is in a serious threat.
It’s just that Arsenal have sleek statistics.In the last six seasons, the Gunners have never lost in the opening match of the season.Five wins won in six seasons.
Arsenal’s away report cards are also fierce.Since the 0-1 defeat of Newcastle United last season, Arsenal have been won by 14 consecutive wins in an away match.
Arsenal also have a new weapon called Viktor Gyokeres.The Swedish player recorded 102 goals in two seasons with Sporting CP, the team that was handled by Amorin.
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