اخبار گوهردشت - Arsenal 3-1 Man Utd

 Ronaldo, who was starting for the first time since the announcement of the death of his newborn son, scored his landmark goal in the 34th minute as he pulled a goal back for Man Utd after they fell behind following Nuno Tavares' early goal (3) and Bukayo Saka's penalty.

Despite trailing, United produced a vastly-improved performance from their 4-0 drubbing at the hands of Liverpool in midweek, and they were gifted a penalty of their own early in the second half after Tavares' inexplicable handball.

However, they failed to take advantage as Bruno Fernandes' spot-kick hit the outside of the post, and it proved a costly miss as Granit Xhaka produced a thunderbolt of a strike to secure what could be a crucial victory in Arsenal's bid to qualify for next season's Champions League.

Despite the win, Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta insists there will still be plenty of ups and downs in the battle to secure Champions League football. "I said this is going to be a rollercoaster," he said. "The winning and losing in this league is small margins. Today things went our way and we are really happy."

Victory sees the Gunners move into fourth spot in the Premier League and three points ahead of their north London rivals Tottenham, who travel to Brentford.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta: "A big performance in a game I think had everything. Moments where we showed real quality, a game where we had to suffer, a game where there were moments where we were a bit lost and lacking energy, a game where we were really efficient in the boxes, a game where we had luck when we needed it. Overall I am extremely happy."

Man Utd interim boss Ralf Rangnick: "I think we showed an improved performance but in the end a disappointing result. I think we bounced back well from the early goal and had numerous chances in both halves to score more goals.

"I thought the weak part of our performance today was we didn't defend well inside and around our box. I felt there were three very unlucky VAR decisions. For me the Arsenal third was clearly offside. The second of Cristiano was not offside. We were not very happy with the VAR decisions today. An improved display but a disappointing result."

Manchester United have conceded 51 Premier League goals this season, only the second time they've shipped 50+ goals in a single campaign in the competition's history (54 in 2018-19).

Arsenal have won 19 games in the Premier League this season, one more than they'd registered in 2020-21 and their most in a campaign since 2018-19 (21).

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