It seems to have been a recurring theme this season, and, once again, Arsenal have injury worries in a number of areas ahead of the visit of United. Mikel Merino, Thomas Partey and Gabriel are all doubts, but the latter seems more likely to be involved than not.

More recently though, Amorim tasted defeat for the first time as Man United boss as his side were beaten 2-0 by Arsenal on Wednesday night. What was interesting about the game in North London, certainly before kick-off was the visitors’ starting line-up as Amorim continued his theme of heavy squad rotation as he looks to manage his players' workloads and hand minutes to those who have recently returned from injury.

Ruben Amorim laments that a former Manchester United player is currently shining at another club and will probably never return to the Red Devils.

The Premier League continues on Wednesday, Dec. 4 and the weekday action includes a matchup with Arsenal going against Manchester United at Emirates Stadium in London. The match is scheduled to start at 3:15 p.