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Louis Van Gaal will take his injury-hit Manchester United to the Emirates Stadium to take on Arsene Wenger and his Arsenal side in their all-important Premier League clash this Saturday, but which team will grab the vital three points? This is a must-see top-end of the table clash, and luckily we're bringing you a free online live stream, so you can watch every minute of the action. Expect goals galore, as neither team is defensively solid, and they are both in need of a morale-boosting victory. Do not miss Wayne Rooney taking on his former friend Danny Welbeck, or you might just miss a soccer spectacle.
United have several injury concerns, but Van Gaal is in no mood to make excuses. He explained, "It's difficult to say if anyone is back because we have to wait for tomorrow's training session to decide if players are coming back. But the players are not coming back in the squad — that's a different thing. My philosophy is that you have to train at least one week with the squad, but better two. But if you see our circumstances, we maybe have to bring players back to the squad early because of the circumstances."
Some of the players look set to play, but he wouldn't confirm nor deny, adding, "Di Maria has trained today normally so I don't think that is a question mark, but Shaw is a question mark. David De Gea is good, no problem. I think Michael Carrick I have to wait for the reactions tomorrow in the training session, but I expect also that he's ready to play. Blind is not ready to play. He has now a brace on his knee, 10 days' rest, then we have to make another scan and we can say more about his injury. It's not so bad as the doctors are thinking after the match, but it shall be a long story, I believe, but not six months or something."
United have been in mixed form this season, as have Arsenal, but with a lack of first-team players, and Arsenal having the home advantage, one can wonder, do the Red Devils have any chance of going in to London, and beating the Gunners? Either way, with their attacking power, it won't be an easy game.
