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

United attack down the left and feed it infield to Fred. Hep lays a lovely ball into Telles who turns towards goal inside the area, but is denied by a magnificent last-gasp challenge from Ben White. There are some weak appeals for a spot-kick but it was a clean tackle.

It's been a positive response to going behind from the home side but for all of their neat approach play they've struggled to carve out any clear-cut openings. Indeed, Ramsdale has not really been called into much action. That needs to change if they are to appease a frustrated home faithful.

OPTA STAT: Emile Smith Rowe (21y, 127d) is now the second-youngest goal scorer for Arsenal in the Premier League at Old Trafford, after Nicolas Anelka in February 1999 (19y & 340d).

United have now failed to keep a clean sheet in their past 15 home fixtures in all competitions, the second-longest run in their history following a sequence of 21 matches between April 1958 and March 1959.

Controversial? Maybe, maybe not. You don't see that sort of scenario very often though.

The hosts look for an instant response. Ronaldo flies down the left, cuts inside but sees his low strike towards the near post well saved by Ramsdale.

United players surround the referee. They are furious but by the letter of the law, Arsenal didn't impede the goalkeeper there. A tough one for the official. Was that in the spirit of the game?

Martin Atkinson is talking to De Gea who is now on his feet. Replays are showing De Gea was caught by his own teammate. Surely it's a goal... isn't it?

Smith-Rowe volleys home from 25 yards out after United failed to completely clear a corner. There's real drama though as De Gea was lying injured inside his six-yard box.

The Man Utd No.7 turns into space 25 yards from goal but rushes a low shot and it lacks power and accuracy.

Partey and Smith-Rowe combine brilliantly to feed Aubameyang just inside the area but the forward can't connect properly with his strike and it dribbles through to De Gea.

A rare United attack ends with Dalot cutting in from the right and drilling in a low left-foot shot that is simple enough for Ramsdale to get down and gather.

Carrick's men have had trouble playing out from the back as Arsenal's hungry press continues to make life uneasy for Maguire and Co. Most of the game has been played in he home team's half so far.

Arsenal are straight on to the front foot. The visitors win a succession of corners but can't convert despite some shaky defending by the hosts.