Michael Carrick continues to impress at Manchester United, securing a 2-0 victory over Tottenham. His impact is evident, with the team scoring 10 goals in four games under his leadership. The team's improved performance has already surpassed last season's points total, a significant turnaround from the underperformance prior to his appointment. Carrick's success is a breath of fresh air for United fans.

Contrasting the success at Man Utd, Cristian Romero of Tottenham faces a four-game suspension after a reckless red card, his second of the season. His actions have raised questions about his leadership and reliability. Meanwhile, Viktor Gyokeres is adapting to a new role at Arsenal, where he's showing promise as an impact player off the bench, bringing a fresh dynamic to the team's attack.

With Gabriel Jesus back, Gyokeres finds his starting position challenged. He has contributed eight goal involvements in his last eight games. This could be a tactical masterstroke by Arteta, maximizing Gyokeres' strengths in specific game situations. His ability to capitalize on counter-attacks is becoming a valuable asset for Arsenal.

Fact: Manchester United won the Premier League in the 2012-2013 season, their last title win, under Sir Alex Ferguson. The team's current form under Carrick is a marked improvement, hinting at a potential return to previous glory. The Gunners' depth in squad is crucial for success.