Matheus Cunha's 87th-minute winner gave Manchester United a stunning 3-2 victory at Arsenal, denting the Gunners' title hopes. The win, United's first at the Emirates since 2017, moves them into fourth place, 12 points behind league leaders Arsenal but with momentum under interim boss Michael Carrick.

This result leaves Arsenal just four points clear of Manchester City and Aston Villa, with their lead cut after a home defeat for the first time since May 2024. United, now focused solely on the league, have won back-to-back games against top sides, showing a transformed approach under Carrick compared to Ruben Amorim's troubled tenure.

Arsenal's nervous performance, marked by errors from Martin Zubimendi and William Saliba, raises questions about their mentality in the title race. With Champions League distractions ahead, United's cleaner schedule could allow a sustained push, though a 12-point gap remains a formidable challenge.