Manchester United v Arsenal results: Cristiano Ronaldo scores 800th & 801st career goals in Utd win

Mikel Arteta is unhappy with Arsenal's performance in the 3-2 defeat:

"I think that we were sloppy in possession. We gave the ball away to the opponents when we had no pressure and that created some momentum. You allow them to run, you have the structure to play and suddenly you start to give the ball away and so many unforced errors that leads to them to have the belief that they could do something in the game."

CR7 801 not out, one of the most bizarre PL goals you'll see, a VAR intervention and a goodbye win from departing caretaker boss Carrick.

Oh - and Rangnick was watching on from the stands.

Fair to say it was a real cracker of a match.

Ronaldo's double leads the hosts to victory in front of new interim boss Ralf Rangnick, who watched on from the stands after being granted a work permit earlier.

Still time for Arsenal to rescue something here.

Van de Beek on for Bruno.

CR7 was grimacing away there. He gingerly walks off the pitch and is replaced by Martial.

In three matches, Carrick has impressed. The caretaker boss in on the verge of clocking up two wins and a draw to leave Rangnick with plenty of positives to come into.

Saka is left in a fair amount of space on the right side of the United area. He has time to fizz it across the six-yard box but scoops a tame effort straight at De Gea.

Can Carrick and Co see this out from here?

Lacazette and Nketiah come on for the Gunners.

The Gunners cause problems down the right. It falls for Auba in acres of space in the area but his snap shot is straight at De Gea. Replays suggest he was probably offside but neither attacker or goalkeeper knew it.

How long since the Theatre of Dreams was reverberating to such jubilant sounds from the home support? It's been a while.

Did you ever doubt him? CR7 crashes home his second of the night.

Saka replaces Smith-Rowe.

Ronaldo lashes the penalty down the middle to snare the 801st goal of his career.

Atkinson checks the monitor and returns to the scene of Odegaard's foul on Fred to award the spot kick.

Martin Atkinson waves away Fred's appeal but VAR will check.