Izzy Christiansen
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's an Arsenal team who have got a massive three points on a school night.

The Arsenal fans will be delighted with that.

Aston Villa haven't won since beating Bologna in the Champions League on October 22.

They've got about three more minutes to see out at Villa Park.

Manchester United lose for the first time under Ruben Amorim. Arsenal were the better team and a constant threat from their set-pieces. Jurrien Timber headed in the first goal and then William Saliba, without knowing much about it, got a fortunate second from another corner.

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Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola told BBC Sport: "We won. All that matters. Today is a good day."

On Kevin de Bruyne: "He played really good. Defensively he helped us a lot. Very good. I'm really pleased. He's an incredible person. What he's done these years with us have been outstanding. When he's fit, maybe he can't play every three days, but hopefully he can help us like he has since coming from Germany.

"The reality is he played few games last season and this season. We'd love to have Manu And Nathan and two defensive midfielders. They are fantastic human beings and fantastic players.

"After what happened in the past we were not relaxed until the referee's whistle at the end."

Five minutes added on. Villa are almost there.

Izzy Christiansen
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was Andre Onana who made a save without knowing about it.

Manchester United managed to get the pressure away.

Almost a third goal from an Arsenal corner - it's some weapon they have up their sleeves with the deliveries from Bukayo Saka on the right and Declan Rice on the left. Rice takes this one, Andre Onana with some unconvincing goalkeeping before United, rather panickily, launch it clear.

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Aston Villa are almost in again as Lucas Digne whips in a pacey cross that Jhon Duran can't quite divert goalwards.

Leandro Trossard twists and turns to create some space, but Matthijs de Ligt is in the way, although that means Arsenal have another corner.

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Villa look far likelier to score next.

Lucas Digne cuts the ball back to Jhon Duran and Mark Flekken makes a top save to keep him out.

Robbie Fowler
Former Liverpool striker on Amazon Prime

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Mohamed Salah was unbelievable in the second half for Liverpool. He was a little bit-part in the first half, but was class after the interval.

His stats and data are incredible. We talked about him getting that new contract and his agent should be there first thing in the morning to get him to sign that contract.

He is that player who can change a game. He has moments and he is exceptional in those moments. He is a match winner.

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Mohamed Salah has both scored and assisted in 37 different Premier League matches, overtaking Wayne Rooney (36) as the player to have done so on the most occasions in the competition.

One from the training ground for Manchester United as Bruno Fernandes slides a free-kick to the free Antony but he can't make use of the space and sends it tamely into David Raya's gloves.

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Villa's Matty Cash is booked for a late challenge on Mikkel Damsgaard.

About seven minutes to go plus stoppages.

Leandro Trossard gets in the penalty area, the effort is blocked with Noussair Mazraoui then flinging himself at the ball to block Martin Odegaard's follow-up attempt. Gunners well on top and heading for a fully deserved three points.

Aston Villa are very happy to sit back and pick Brentford off on the counter.

Ross Barkley plays in Jhon Duran who shoots first time but sees his effort saved by the legs of Mark Flekken.