Arsenal's attacking options, accompanied by the absence of Bukayo Saka, give us the belief that Ruben Amorim's side can exploit this Arsenal side. Despite having no wins in five, Manchester United have a decent record in this competition against the hosts, with the Red Devils winning two of their previous three meetings with Arsenal - which includes a 3-1 win away at the Emirates in 2019.
Manchester United tend to score first in this fixture, having scored first in five of the previous seven meetings between the two sides. Neither side has been great defensively, with no clean sheets in three for Arsenal and no clean sheets in nine for Manchester United.
Bruno Fernandes has been excellent for club and country this season with 21 goal contributions for Manchester United and Portugal and is likely to contribute in this fixture.
Arsenal's home record will make it difficult for Manchester United, as the Gunners have only lost once at the Emirates all season in their recent 2-0 defeat to Newcastle United.
We predict a 1-1 draw with potential penalties which could see Manchester United come out on top.
Arsenal 1-1 Manchester United.