Danny Mills
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

I think there has to be a more stringent fitness test for referees so they can keep up with play a bit more.

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Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is the first player since Alexis Sanchez in 2016-17 to reach 20 goals in a single campaign for Arsenal.

Just looking at the replay of that second Arsenal goal, a man ran onto the pitch to celebrate.

Silly man.

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Momodu: Fred, oh Fred, how much is he worth again?

Jamie Watson: Fred doesn’t really make a challenge, just tried to stay with him, not quite sure what Moss sees there. Dive from Lacazette that.

United are all over the place.

Victor Lindelof misjudges a header allowing Alexandre Lacazette in on goal, but the French striker drags his shot wide.

Could it prove crucial?

Anthony Martial makes his return for Manchester United, in place of Diogo Dalot.

Nemanja Matic was booked for his protestations after Jon Moss awarded that penalty.

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Danny Mills
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Very cool penalty considering he missed the last one. He keeps his eyes on the goalkeeper, waits for David de Gea to dive the wrong way and then rolls it past him.

But going back to the penalty decision - I don't think it is one. Alexandre Lacazette throws himself to the ground.

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Danny Mills
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

We're a long way away from this. But I'm not sure it's a penalty. I don't think there's enough contact.

Fred into the back of Alexandre Lacazette and referee Jon Moss points to the spot.

Clumsy from the Brazilian.

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Arsenal playmaker Mesut Ozil is finding pockets of space in the final third.

The German lays the ball off to Granit Xhaka, but this time the shock is shanked wide.

Danny Mills
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

Bernd Leno is playing very well. He's made three or four very good saves. And again there he's out to the feet of Marcus Rashford to smother the ball.

Manchester United just look a little bit off the pace we've seen from them in recent weeks.

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Bernd Leno is having an excellent game.

The Arsenal goalkeeper quickly of his line again to smother the ball at the feet of Marcus Rashford.

United striker Marcus Rashford does look a little jaded, he gets forward well but then plays an awful pass out wide to Luke Shaw. Gave his team-mate no chance.

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Arsenal manage to break quickly and United are on the back foot, but Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's shot is blocked.

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Danny Mills
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

It's all gone a bit scrappy. There's not been a lot of quality this half but that suits Arsenal. If they can hold out until full-time and get the win it will be massive for their top four hopes.

An hour gone, Arsenal holding firm...for now.

Josh Earl: Lukaku is playing brilliantly, he's done everything but score. Hopefully his goal will come.

Tom Poynton: Let's face it, there's a huge gulf in quality below City and Liverpool, this is really poor affair.

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