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Arsenal - Manchester United.
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We simulated Arsenal vs Manchester United to get a score prediction.
Manchester United travel to the Emirates Stadium to take on Arsenal on Saturday afternoon.
10:49, 30 JAN 2021.
Manchester United will be hoping to bounce back from their shock home defeat to Sheffield United, as they take on Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium this weekend.
Eric Bailly was said to be a doubt for United after sustaining a knock ahead of their last game, though he may be involved, whilst Anthony Martial is likely to be replaced by Edinson Cavani in the starting lineup after a poor performance.
The reliable midfield duo of Scott McTominay and Fred could also return against the Gunners, with Luke Shaw also likely to come back into to the team, despite full-back Alex Telles registering an assist in United's previous game.
So, what line up will Solskjaer go with against the Gunners? And, what will the final score be?
Ahead of the game, we used FIFA 21 to get a score prediction. This is what the game predicts.
Arsenal vs Man United score predicted using FIFA 21.
To set up this simulation, we used kick-off mode within FIFA 21 but didn't select a team to control; we then selected the teams and watched the match play out by itself, to give us a prediction.
The AI difficulty was set to world class, with the line-up updated with the latest transfers, injuries and suspensions.
We predict that Arsenal could set up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, with the line-up as follows: Leno; Cedric, Holding, Luiz, Tierney; Partey, Xhaka; Pepe, Smith Rowe, Saka; Lacazette.
We predict that Manchester United could set up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, with their line-up as follows: De Gea; Wan-Bissaka, Lindelof, Maguire, Shaw; Fred, McTominay; Rashford, Fernandes, Pogba; Cavani.
Manchester United had a number of chances to open the scoring in the first-half of our FIFA 21 simulation, but a combination of good goalkeeping and poor finishing meant that they couldn't take advantage.
The best chance of the half fell to Edinson Cavani just before the half-hour mark, with Marcus Rashford cutting the ball back to the veteran striker, but Bernd Leno produced a great save from close range to deny him.
Paul Pogba, Rashford and Bruno Fernandes also had half chances to open the scoring, with Fernandes going particularly close from a long-range free kick, which was inches wide of the top corner.
United continued to dominate possession after the break, but Arsenal grew into the game gradually and started to create dangerous opportunities on the counter-attack, which is what led to the opening goal.
After another United attack had broken down, Thomas Partey found Alexandre Lacazette in the final third, who approached the United area far too easily.
By the time both Victor Lindelof and Harry Maguire came across to close down the French striker, he had already unleashed a powerful effort, which hit the post on it's way into the far corner, leaving David De Gea stranded.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer introduced Anthony Martial and Mason Greenwood in the final 15 minutes to try and rescue the game, but a strong defensive performance from the Gunners kept United at bay.
Predicted FIFA 21 score: Arsenal 1-0 Man United.
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FIFA 21 predicts that United will need to be clinical with the chances they create this weekend, or they could leave themselves open to a second successive defeat at the hands of Arsenal on Saturday.
What do you think the score will be at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday? Have your say in the comments below.
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Manchester United concede ground in title race with battling draw at Arsenal.
Arsenal 0-0 Manchester United : Edinson Cavani and Alexandre Lacazette went closest in the stalemate at the Emirates.
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A point both sides will take, although it gives neither much of a boost. That currently feels more costly to Manchester United, as they lose more ground to Manchester City. This 0-0 draw at Arsenal at least ensured they didn’t follow defeat with defeat - and streak with streak - in the way that has become one of the more frustrating trends of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side. Mikel Arteta’s team are meanwhile seven games unbeaten in the league now, as pragmatic tactics in the absence of Bukayo Sako and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang ensured they frustrated United.
Solskjaer’s side at least stood their ground after Wednesday’s slip to Sheffield United, but the reality is they need to start making strides. City have suddenly gone three points clear in the space of a few days, and that with a game in hand.
It might just be things naturally levelling out as we go past the halfway stage, and it’s possible United’s true objective was always making top four while showing progress. Maybe that’s what this match really showed. The feeling always was they were never as good as that recent run of results looked, Arsenal never as bad as that dismal early winter run appeared.
The result of this match bore that reality out, with the general pattern of play pointing to the different qualities of the squads, and the different stages of development. United had the better of the play and the chances, Arsenal were forced to defend, but both approaches ended up cancelling each other out in a classic clash of styles: counter against attack. This wasn’t coincidence of course. They were concerted gameplans.
Both managers had evidently recognised something in the other.
Lacazette carries the ball forward.
Solskjaer might well argue his side should have been ahead early on. The fact they were not was down to a mix of bad luck, bad finishing and some good defending.
Arsenal were impressively resilient, putting in full-bodied blocks at every United half-chance. Two fell to Marcus Rashford, who showed admirable footwork with the second, but probably should have been quicker to shoot when Bernd Leno was briefly exposed.
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It was just another frustrating element to the game for the forward. Shortly after Cedric Soares had been booked, Solskjaer ran to the edge of his technical area to point in the full-back’s direction and shout at Rashford, “Marcus, he cannot defend. He cannot defend. Take him on if you want.”
Marcus Rashford takes on David Luiz.
The problem was Rashford rarely got another opportunity. Arsenal were generally holding their line well. It meant two of United’s better chances fell to the player opposition defences would most accept. Aaron Wan-Bissaka may be a fine defender - as he proved with one second-half block - but his finishing technique is some way short of that. He fluffed one first-time finish and headed wide from a set-piece. His abilities are best used at the other end, such as when he blocked one Willian shot.
You can’t quite say that of Edinson Cavani, who missed the chance of the game. With the goal gaping after a second-half break from Luke Shaw - the ball admittedly coming in at speed - he somehow directed a shot wide of the past. It looked even worse because Leno had managed to actually run past the post.
Bruno Fernandes gets his shot away past David Luiz.
Beyond that, though, it was as if Arsenal were under siege but not quite under pressure. They felt resolute. They only occasionally looked dangerous in response. Two of those occasions naturally involved Emile Smith-Rowe, with one brilliant break from deep releasing Nicolas Pepe to curl a shot just wide, before the two combined for an almost identical effort that went that bit closer in the second half. Having run himself into the ground, by covering so much of the pitch, Smith-Rowe was later taken off to give Martin Odegaard his debut. He didn’t sparkle.
The closest Arsenal came was when Andre Lacazette, so often crowded out in general play, hit the underside of the crossbar with a fine free-kick.
It was close as anyone got to a goal. The main consequence of the game is United falling further away from City.


Arsenal inflict Solskjaer's first league defeat.
A goal from Granit Xhaka and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's penalty saw Arsenal beat Manchester United 2-0 at the Emirates.
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English Premier League Standings.
Premier League News.
Everton hold on against slow-starting Leeds.
Leeds were ultimately unable to produce an equaliser after falling behind 2-0 in the opening half.
Liverpool title hopes hammered with loss to Brighton.
The Reds were unable to make their opportunities count against Brighton, falling seven points off the pace thanks to Steven Alzate's winner.
Tuchel should find winning silverware easy at Chelsea, says Mourinho.
New Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel has an easy job at Stamford Bridge according to former Blues manager Jose Mourinho whose Tottenham Hotspur side host.
Tottenham & Chelsea have 'more problems than positives'
Steve Nicol cannot pick Tottenham or Chelsea to come out on top given their recent struggles in front of goal.
Liverpool's latest slip-up vs. Brighton means they must beat Man City to keep their title hopes alive.
Liverpool entered the day four points behind leaders Man City but after a shock defeat to Brighton, Sunday's game at Anfield is now a must-win.
Nicol: Liverpool don't look like they'll beat anyone.
Steve Nicol questions how Liverpool will rediscover their form of old after yet another defeat this season.


Man Utd fail to fire against Gunners as relentless City fire clear: PL Wrap.
Manchester City opened up a three-point lead at the top of the Premier League with a 1-0 win over bottom-of-the-table Sheffield United, while Everton’s bid for a top-four finish was dented by a shock home defeat by Newcastle.
And Arsenal and Manchester United played out a tense goalless draw at the Emirates which saw Arsenal’s new loan signing Martin Odegaard make his debut off the bench, while Gunners striker Alexandre Lacazette is under an injury cloud after falling heavily in the dying minutes.
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Jesus sours Sheffield's stellar week | 01:26.
A physical battle between hosts Arsenal and Manchester United finished all square on a cold night in north London, despite some decent chances from both sides.
Edinson Cavani missed two chances in the six-yard box, somewhat of a surprise for the veteran goal poach, including an acrobatic attempt in the 89th minute which fizzed just past the post.
Alexandre Lacazette came closest to finding the net, with a free kick slamming into the crossbar.
Arsenal overtake Chelsea into ninth place, while United remain stuck in second, three behind leaders Manchester City (who won earlier in the day) and having played a game more.
Arsenal’s unbeaten run improves to seven games, while Manchester United made history with a club-record 18th league game away from home without defeat. It was also Arsenal’s fourth-straight clean sheet at home, with David Luiz starring in a disciplined performance from the back line.
Gunners and Red Devils share the points | 01:28.
Arsenal’s recently-arrived loan starlet Martin Odegaard emerged off the bench late, but couldn’t have much of an impact in the dying minutes despite some neat touches.
Meanwhile Alexandre Lacazette copped a bruising late knock and limpoed gingerly off the pitch when he leapt high into the air in a duel with United defender Harry Maguire. The French striker slammed his head hard into the turf and lay prone for some time, and appeared groggy as he made his way off the park.
It was the second successive match United had dropped points in after their shock defeat against Sheffield United in midweek.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men have won just one of their last four league games, stalling the momentum of their title challenge.
City also have a game in hand on their bitter rivals as the title race hots up. “The Sheffield United result of course was disappointing when you’re at home. If you feel, away at Arsenal, you deserve a win that’s a step forward,” Solskjaer said.
“We take the point and move on to Southampton on Tuesday. It’s like an NBA season this, on the road again.”
VILLA WIN AFTER VAR DRAMA.
Aston Villa moved above the Gunners into eighth after Ross Barkley’s header earned a 1-0 win at Southampton.
Dean Smith’s men had goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez to thank for brilliant saves to deny Che Adams and Jan Bednarek, while Danny Ings had a goal ruled out for offside deep into stoppage time as Southampton slumped to a third straight league defeat.
Barkley was set up by Jack Grealish, who moved to third on the league assist charts with his ninth of the campaign.
But Southampton were left fuming over the Ings offside, which was incredibly fractional, as well as a controversial non-penalty inside ten minutes when Matty Cash handled the ball in the box.
Saints denied draw by dubious decision | 01:27.
Saints' last minute VAR heartbreak | 00:44.
CITY GO CLEAR.
Gabriel Jesus scored the only goal inside the first 10 minutes at the Etihad as City extended their winning run to 12 games in all competitions.
Pep Guardiola’s men thrashed West Brom 5-0 in midweek, but after beating Manchester United away on Wednesday, the Blades again belied their lowly position to put up a fight against the leaders.
“People think if we won the last one 5-0, we will win this one 5-0. This is the real world, not a fairytale,” said Guardiola.
“Today when I see Sheffield is bottom of the league. You see his team and realise how tough is the Premier League.” Ferran Torres and Jesus were two of five changes made by Guardiola and they combined to make the breakthrough as the Brazilian tapped home for his first Premier League goal since November.
City failed to build on the lead, but comfortably held out for a 15th clean sheet in their last 19 games to pull clear of second-placed Manchester United.
Silky smooth Eze the hero for Palace | 01:27.
RELEGATION DRAMA.
At the other end of the table, Newcastle were the big winners of the day as they pulled clear of the drop zone with a first win in 12 games, while two of the bottom three West Brom and Fulham played out a 2-2 draw.
Magpies manager Steve Bruce’s future was under the spotlight after a wretched run that plunged his side into the relegation dogfight.
‘LAZY’ EVERTON.
But Callum Wilson scored twice in the final 17 minutes to earn a deserved 2-0 victory at Goodison Park on a bad day for Carlo Ancelotti’s men.
“We were lazy, we were slow, we were not focused,” said Ancelotti. Everton could have moved to within a point of local rivals Liverpool in fourth with a win, but rarely looked like scoring and were finally punished for a poor performance when Wilson lost his marker at a Jonjo Shelvey corner and looped a header across Jordan Pickford and inside the far upright.
Wilson was then denied by the post after rounding Pickford, but the former Bournemouth striker made no mistake when Newcastle countered quickly in stoppage time.
“There’s no disputing it — it’s been very difficult,” said Bruce. “We’re trying to be more on the front foot and push up the pitch. That’s something we want to do more. We were a lot better.”
Wilson at the double to down Toffees | 01:30.
Bruce’s men are now eight points clear of the relegation zone after a point each did little for West Brom or Fulham’s battle to beat the drop.
The visitors were dominant in the first half at the Hawthorns and were made to regret not building on Bobby Decordova-Reid’s opener.
Kyle Bartley levelled for the Baggies two minutes into the second half before new signing Mbaye Diagne teed up Matheus Pereira to turn the game around.
Ivan Cavaleiro’s equaliser ensured Fulham remain above West Brom in 18th and edged to within four points of safety.
Crystal Palace eased fears they could be dragged into a scrap for survival as Eberechi Eze’s winner earned the Eagles a 1-0 win over Wolves to move up to 13th.




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