It wasn't even close at the Emirates on Saturday as the Gunners stayed in the title race with a clinical victory

Arsenal sparked their Premier League title challenge back into life by trashing rivals Manchester City in a heated 5-1 win that saw the Gunners earn revenge against the champions. Tensions between the teams were high after September’s 2-2 draw between the teams but Arsenal earned a statement victory against Pep Guardiola's side,

City conceded a goal inside two minutes and was overwhelmed in the second half in a 5-1 loss at Arsenal, which trimmed the gap to leader Liverpool to six points. United lost again at home, 2-0 to Crystal Palace,

Overcoming Liverpool's advantage atop the table won't be easy, but Sunday's display shows Gunners are up for the challenge

Gabriel Magalhães appeared to celebrate Martin Ødegaard's opening goal by screaming in front of Erling Haaland's face Arsenal vs Manchester City.

Arsenal are six points behind league leaders Liverpool, who have a game in hand, while the defeat leaves City in fourth spot, 15 points off the pace and level with fifth-placed Newcastle United. James McNicholas, Sam Lee and Thom Harris analyse the key talking points…

Manchester United have secured the signing of Patrick Dorgu from Serie A side Lecce for a fee of £25.2million ($31.2m; €30m) plus £4.2m in add-ons. Dorgu is United’s second signing of the January window after teenage centre-back Ayden Heaven’s arrival from Arsenal was confirmed on Saturday.

A source has told ESPN that United also explored the possibility of re-signing Álvaro Fernández from Benfica but Dorgu was their top target in January after impressing in Italy

Manchester United have clinched the signing of Patrick Dorgu from Lecce for an initial £25m. The Denmark international, who is their second signing of the weekend after bringing in teenage defender Ayden Heaven from Arsenal,