Manchester United's stunning victory at Premier League leaders Arsenal was another unbelievable result, driven by their big players finally delivering. Harry Maguire was brilliant at the back, Casemiro controlled the midfield, and Bryan Mbeumo was a constant threat. Manager Michael Carrick deserves credit for a tactical setup that played to his squad's strengths.

The key was a formation that suited the players, likely a 4-2-3-1 with Bruno Fernandes as a number 10. This system allowed United to defend in numbers and then launch devastating counters with their pace. Unlike under previous management, the team looked comfortable, communicated well, and played with visible confidence and freedom throughout the match.

Arsenal's composure faltered under title pressure, with mistakes leading to both United goals. Their double substitution after going behind disrupted their rhythm. For United, this win proves they can compete with the league's best when organized. The challenge now is maintaining this level of performance and consistency for the remainder of the season.