The Red Devils have already beaten the Gunners this season, with an impressive display at Old Trafford just a few weeks ago. But the return at the Emirates will be a different kettle of fish altogether. Arsenal have already shown they can shrug off such a defeat with a 2-0 win in their next game, a victory that extended their lead at the top of the table to four points. The Gunners have not looked this convincing for many years, and the fact that they have remained top of the league for some time now shows title credentials that haven't been apparent for about a decade. Arsenal unperformed at Old Trafford, but depending on where they are in February next year, they are sure not to let the same thing happen again when they host United. A battle between these two clubs could be in the north London side's favour for the first time in years, making it a very important match for Moyes' side.
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