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Arsenal 2-3 Manchester United – Tactical Cam Full Match 25.01.2026 Highlights Premier League Victories for title rivals Manchester City and Aston Villa earlier this weekend piled the pressure on Mikel Arteta's team, and they went ahead just shy of the half-hour mark through Lisandro Martinez's own goal. However, Bryan Mbeumo punished Martin Zubimendi's error to equalise, before Patrick Dorgu lashed a bouncing ball in off the woodwork to complete the turnaround early in the second half. Arsenal substitute Mikel Merino thought he had salvaged a point, but he was outdone by Cunha, who curled home superbly from distance only two minutes and 58 seconds later. United's second win in as many games under Michael Carrick moves them above Chelsea and Liverpool into fourth, with Arsenal's lead at the top now only four points. How the match unfolded Arsenal put United under pressure from a series of early set-pieces, with Senne Lammens having to push Zubimendi's close-range header over the crossbar. The Gunners went ahead in fortuitous fashion in the 29th minute, as Martinez sliced his attempted clearance from Martin Odegaard's shot into his own net. But mistakes crept into Arsenal's game, and after William Saliba's sliding intervention put Bruno Fernandes off, Zubimendi's poor pass was intercepted by Mbeumo, who rounded goalkeeper David Raya and slotted home in the 37th minute. Matters got worse for Arsenal five minutes into the second half as Dorgu linked up beautifully with Fernandes, with the ball sitting up kindly for the Dutchman to send a sensational strike swerving off the underside of the bar and in. Lammens turned Bukayo Saka's drive around the post as Arsenal upped the pressure, and when the resulting corner provoked a goalmouth scramble, Cunha was unable to hack Merino's stab off the line. But Cunha had the final say as he curled a sublime effort around Gabriel and into the bottom-right corner, provoking wild celebrations among the travelling fans. What the managers said Mikel Arteta: “First of all you have to give credit to Man Utd. We gave them a goal that was unusual and painful and then they had two brilliant moments when they have incredible strikes from the edge. We weren’t at our best today. “In the first 30 minutes, we were in total control and played the game we wanted to play. They scored a goal and then after that we gave the ball away unnecessarily in dangerous areas. We started to lose control and it became a chaotic game.” Michael Carrick: “I am massively proud. It is very difference to last week, two very different games. They put us under pressure in different ways and we never had as much threat as we did last week. To come here and score three goals in the manner we did - going one down and then coming back and then the setback - the boys had to put a lot in today. “Last week the flow of the game was with us but in this one we had to dig deep. It was a massive effort and I’m proud of the players.” Key facts This was Man Utd’s first comeback victory at Arsenal in the Premier League since February 2005 (a 4-2 victory); they had trailed on 12 occasions away to the Gunners in the period since then, losing 11 of them (D1). Arsenal suffered their first Premier League defeat at the Emirates since last May (v AFC Bournemouth). Sunday was just the second home league game they had trailed in at any point in this season (also v Man City), while 38 per cent of their league goals conceded at the Emirates this season occurred in this match (3/8). The Gunners conceded 3+ goals in a match for the first time since December 2023 (v Luton Town), ending a run of 121 matches across all competitions without conceding more than twice. Man Utd won away to the side top of the Premier League for the first time since March 2021 (2-0 v Man City under Ole Gunnar Solskjær), while it was the first time they had scored 3+ goals away to the league leaders since a 3-2 victory at Man City in April 2018, under Jose Mourinho.