Welcome into the latest edition of ESPNFC. I'm Dan Thomas. Look at this. Everyone's here.

Shacket here. It's not pre-burning. Steve E. Nichol will kick things off, shall we?

With Arsenal's clash against Manchester United. What an ending. This game had. It would be

a nice idea to open the scoring nice strike from Marcus Rashford. Immediately, though,

Oda Guard would get the equaliser. They thought they scored later on. Garnacho had the

ball in the back of the net. He was just off side and then two late goals. The first of

weeks from Declan Rice and a nice finish from Jesus would see Arsenal win by three goals to one.

For more on this, Nathan Manoeu, joins us from England. We're here from Nathan Manoeu.

Craig, this is a bit of a weird game one. Well, where do you want to start? There's so many

stories. I think we just start off with the overall match because a draw could have actually been

a fair representation. Well, I actually think Arsenal, in some sense, got a

way with this because they're playing against a very average United side, but not only an average

United side, but one that's got quite a few injuries, particularly in the back line. As you said,

they ended up with Harry McGuire and Johnny Evans, who have had to give a one-year contract

at 36, because they're short in numbers. Diego Dallow playing left back. Who actually thought

they did really well? He is one of the problems. United, a track of pass-to-ball out from the back.

And I've got two defenders at the moment that can't pass-to-ball, lindle off and want to be

soccer. So that's a problem straight away. But in terms of the game and Arsenal, I thought they

hoffing the puff, but they're not convincing. And you know what I'm going to say here,

Michel Attetta, and they've won the game, and it's three points. But he's got a couple of weeks

of an international break to try and figure out how he gets off this Kai Havett's train.

Because most of us have said it. At the event aside, they're a week aside with Kai Havett's,

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