Manchester United Versus Arsenal at Old Trafford on 10th November 2013

Arsenal have been doing really well since they lost in their opening league game against Aston Villa.
They now face another test when they travel to Old Trafford to meet the reigning Champions of England Manchester United who themselves have been playing really bad under new manager David Moyes.
Manchester United in recent seasons have convincingly defeated Arsenal on a regular basis in the English Premier League with the 8-1 trashing still lurking in the 2011 season.But this time around Arsenal look like favorites to win as they lead in the EPL with 5 points at the top. They recently have impressed this season by defeating the inform team Liverpool who have a potent strike force of Suarez and Sturrigde(SAS) and they have defeated Borussia Dortmund at their home in the Champions League just a few days ago.

Gareth Bale win PFA and Young player of the year award Defeating RVP and Cannibal Suarez for FPA

Gareth Bale has bagged the PFA player of the year plus the Young player of the year. The feat has only been managed by two other players : Andy Gray in 1976-77 and Cristiano Ronaldo in 2007.
Gareth Bale defeated the favorites Robin Van Persie and Luis Suarez. Suarez must have lost the PFA award after his biting incident against Chelsea. Gareth Bale must have won the PFA as he has been more consistent than Van Persie, Van Persie went on a 12 game run where he did not score.

Manchester United And Robin Van Persie Dampen Arsenal's Champions League chances

After wining the English Premier League last week at Aston Villa courtesy of a Robin Van Persie hatrick Arsenal had a good chance to get all three points against Manchester United to get their Champions League pursuit on track.
With pictures of almost all the Manchester United player parting up till early morning after their win on Monday night their would have been a hangover of winning the league and it was visible in the first half against Arsenal.

Evra was just asleep when Rosicky put a ball through for Theo Walcott, Walcott was slightly offside but the assistant said play on and Walcott put the ball in the goal past David deGea.