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Originally Posted by guccilvr
Well considering the massive injuries and suspensions on the back line for United, and the midfield that is still a major issue, I say it was men against boys. Arsenal looked rattled after the first goal.They reverted back to their passing only game that has the fans frustrated for years. United beat them on their own counter game, and while the gooners did create some chances, they didn't do much in the final third with the exception of maybe 10 minutes in the second half.
You have Chelski next, and while I think the gooners are doomed, I'm going to cheer them on only for the sake of the title race.
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You do realise that Rooney was the difference, right? Without the work he put in, it was down to an Almunia own goal. Look at the chances Arshavin spurned.
Arsenal have equal if not greater injuries this season. United's have just been concentrated in the backline, whereas Arsenal have had injuries in every position. It says much that they're still in the race, even though the best Arsenal lineup on paper hasn't been put out once this season.