Arsenal left Old Trafford with all three points - but not without controversy. Mikel Arteta called it “a big, big result,” but many felt the Gunners were fortunate to escape with a win after a shaky performance and a questionable goal.

Calafiori’s header settled the score, but the performance exposed early-season nerves and will leave Arteta demanding more control from his side.Photo by Michael Regan/Getty ImagesArsenal opened

Winning at Old Trafford may not prove to be as common as last season, making Arsenal’s result stand out among the title hopefuls

Manchester United vs Arsenal proved an unusually high-tax affair for Week 1 of a Premier League season, and it was ultimately an error that divided the sides at Old Trafford.

Arsenal Edge Manchester United in Tense Premier League Opener at Old TraffordManchester United began their Premier League campaign with a performance that showed promise but ended in frustration, as

ARSENAL have BEATEN Man Utd in a blockbuster first Super Sunday at Old Trafford! Arsenal’s Italian left-back Riccardo Calafiori headed the Gunners ahead at the back post, after some poor by

Manchester United's defeat at the hands of Arsenal won't necessarily have been a surprise to many, even if the Red Devils were the team mostly on the front foot throughout.

Two Arsenal analysts sat together in the press box and one became particularly animated as United wrestled back control in the fixture after falling behind from a corner. There was even a moment when the Arsenal analyst reacted to a misplaced pass and lashed out at the desk in front of him.

I went to Old Trafford on Sunday to watch Man United play Arsenal. Here are three things I saw that you might've missed!

HUNDREDS of fuming Manchester United fans were left stranded outside Old Trafford after being denied entry for the season opener against Arsenal. And thousands more were stuck in massive queues,