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You know, 20 years ago, this game and this rivalry had some bite to it. The two best teams in the league, both at the top of their games, squaring off to stay top; neither team liked the other, most of the players couldn’t stand each other, and there was always something extra about these matches that brought a lot of heat and fun to the Premier League’s earliest years.
Now, though, it’s different. The glory eras of both teams have faded away, and both are trying to get back to their best, back to that point where they’re once again the cream of the crop. But for now, this is a battle for who belongs in fourth or fifth place; the table doesn’t really matter at this point of the season, but if Arsenal win, they’ll go joint third with Leicester City, while keeping United in 11th. More importantly, a win would set down a marker that Arsenal are serious about this whole getting-back-to-where-they-should-be thing.
WHAT: Arsenal at Manchester United
WHERE: Old Trafford
WHEN: Monday, September 30th 12:00 PM PT | 3:00 PM ET | 8:00 PM BST
US TV: NBCSN. Streaming here.
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WHO:
Two changes from our @premierleague win against Aston Villa...
— Arsenal (@Arsenal) September 30, 2019
➡️ Chambers, Torreira
⬅️ Maitland-Niles, Ceballos#MUNARS
Tonight's #MUFC team news for #MUNARS!
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) September 30, 2019
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