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Hello there everyone and welcome to the latest edition of ESPN FC.

I'm Alexis Dunes alongside Steve Enochal and Craig Burley.

There's only one place to start right now, and that is the primary league because it was Arsenal.

The league leaders hosting Manchester United.

And believe it or not, it's the Red Devils that walk away from the Emirates with all three points.

Things went Arsenal's way after an own goal from Lisandro Martinez, put them in the lead in the 29th minute.

But then goals from Brian and Boma and Patrick Dorgoo gave Michael Carrick's men the lead.

Michele Marino equalized in the 84th minute for the gunners.

But a stunning goal from Mateos Cune who came off the bench saw Manchester United get the three to win.

Let's have a look at the top half of the Premier League's standings. Now, despite the lost arsenal, still very much in front, but only by four points.

Manchester City and Aston Villa level on 46 points and look at that

Man United sneaking in to the top four let's welcome in Frank Leboff who made sure

he was on time for this one but Craig let me start with you because I don't think

anybody really expected this result from United well he certainly expected a little

bit more hope for United off the back of the city game and the change

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