Manchester United fans believe they could form one of the largest protests ever seen against the club's owners before their Premier League game with Arsenal.

There will be another protest by supporters at Old Trafford when Manchester United take on Arsenal in the Premier League.

Sky customers can watch Manchester United vs Arsenal on Sky Sports from 4pm or via the Sky Sports app; non-Sky customers can stream the game with a NOW Day or Month pass; kick-off at Old Trafford is 4.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is set to mark a significant milestone in his managerial career as he takes charge of his 200th Premier League match against Manchester United at 5:30 pm (Nigerian time) on Sunday.

The old rivals meet at Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon, but the clash is a world away from the title battles they used to indulge in

Manchester United and Arsenal collide again in a huge Premier League showdown at Old Trafford this afternoon. Despite their lack of firepower with Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Martinelli and Kai Havertz all sidelined, the Gunners went some way in addressing those concerns by putting seven past PSV Eindhoven on Tuesday.

The stage is set for the biggest English Premier League, EPL, match of this weekend as Manchester United host Arsenal at Old Trafford. The match will take

Antoine Semenyo will revel in the space offered to him in transition and he operates in an area where Spurs are weak, between Pedro Porro and whoever plays right centre-back. The 9/4 for Semenyo to score rates as a great wager.

Ruben Amorim believes he will not get the time at Manchester United to turn around the club like Mikel Arteta did at Arsenal.

Just when Manchester United's season could not get any worse, the Red Devils found themselves in the middle of an injury crisis. Only 18 players made the trip to Spain to face Real Sociedad in the Europa League and now, Ruben Amorim's depleted squad must take on Arsenal just three days later.

Follow live coverage as Brighton & Hove Albion face Fulham today in the Premier League. Another top-flight season will be covered in full right here with The Independent, as reigning champions Manchester City look to make it an unprecedented five titles in a row come the end of 2024/25.