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Sunday December 3
Ozil on Man Utd defeat
14:40: Mesut Ozil thinks Arsenal could have beaten Manchester United if they'd taken their chances.
"The day after I'm still very unhappy about the result," he wrote on Twitter.
"We played good football and dominated the match, but wasted too many chances.
"The 3rd goal killed us, but we have to keep going.
"Thanks for your support Gunners."
David De Gea played a key role in denying Arsenal, saving 14 attempts from the Gunners.
Mkhitaryan to Dortmund
14:05: Henrikh Mkhitaryan could leave Manchester United and return to Borussia Dortmund next summer.
That’s according to the Daily Star, who claim the Armenian could be sold to make room for Mesut Ozil.
Mkhitaryan has endured a tough 18-month stint at Old Trafford and has started any of United’s past five games.
And he may head back to Germany, with Dortmund said to be ready to jump at the change to re-sign him.
De Gea on THAT save
12:55: Manchester United star David De Gea has admitted his double stop was his best save against Arsenal.
“Probably the double save when we were winning 2-1 [in the second half],” he told MUTV.
"I think that was the most important save but, like I said, the full team defended very well and fought for the three points."
De Gea discussed what set him up to perform so well at the Emirates too.
"Sometimes, you just start a game with a really good save, with a good feeling, you feel that [unbeatable] but we started the game really well, we scored two important goals and it’s true that we lost a bit of a control of the game after, but it was a good performance," he added.
Shearer hails De Gea
12:00: Alan Shearer praised David De Gea in the wake of the Spaniard’s incredible showing against Arsenal.
The Manchester United goalkeeper can take a large portion of the credit for his side’s win having made 14 saves.
And Shearer reckons he proved he has the edge on the likes of Manuel Neuer and Thibaut Courtois at the Emirates.
"I think De Gea is the best goalkeeper in the world," he told Match of the Day.
"He was brilliant."
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Manchester United will not pay more than £60m than Real Madrid star Gareth Bale next summer
10:55: Frank Lampard has suggested Jose Mourinho blasting Paul Pogba was to blame for the Manchester United star’s red card against Arsenal.
"He was very heated and I’m of the opinion that if a manager gives you a message in a game you accept it as a player," Lampard told BT Sport.
"You can talk about it in the dressing room afterwards – you don’t need to throw arms as he does here.
"Considering he got the red card a few minutes afterwards I think he got emotional I think he lost his head.
"It wasn’t a tackle he needed to make. You’re leading 3-1, you’re protecting a lead and you understand the importance of the game and I think it’s affected his approach to the tackle."
Man Utd helped Man City
10:00: Manchester United aided Manchester City in their title pursuit by beating Arsenal, Martin Keown says.
"You know, I think Guardiola might be watching [and] thinking it’s perfect," said Keown.
"Because if they [City] were lulled into a false sense of security in their performances, they’ve seen that somebody’s challenging.
"And he’ll be thinking: ‘Okay’, because that’s maybe the only thing that can beat City, because they could become complacent.
"They’ve [United] shown already that there is a threat there and they’re at home as well [next Sunday]."
Pogba blames Koscielny for red
9:15: Jose Mourinho has revealed Manchester United star Paul Pogba blames Laurent Koscielny for his sending off against Arsenal
"I was not even looking in that direction [of the incident]," the 54-year-old said.
"I just know Paul is frustrated.
“A bit disappointed with his colleague [Laurent] Koscielny, with this kind of reaction.
"Paul is very frustrated because everyone knows he is a clean player and it is not his intention to be close to a red card."
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Tim Sherwood: Spurs cannot lose Danny Rose
Shearer on Arsenal vs Man Utd
08:25: Match of the Day pundit Alan Shearer has made a complementary comparison between Manchester United and local rivals Manchester City.
"It was a magnificent game of football. We've sat here and eulogised about Manchester City going forward many times but what we've seen from United at times is equally as good,” said the Premier League legend.
"They were just breath-taking at times. They were too quick and too sharp for Arsenal.
"Their pace and power, they went after Arsenal. They put them under pressure and wanted to get in behind. They gave them no time on the ball.
"They were too quick and too clever for them.
"Arsenal just couldn't cope with the one and two-touch football.
"They were briliant going forward, just superb."
Rose to Man Utd
07:40: Tottenham reportedly want £45m for Manchester United target Danny Rose.
The England international is only just back in Spurs' first-team plans following a lengthy injury lay-off.
But he's set for a battle with Ben Davies to secure a starting spot under Mauricio Pochettino.
Jose Mourinho is keen to add Rose to his defensive ranks to replace out-of-favour Luke Shaw.
And theDaily Starclaim Tottenham are prepared to do business for £45m.
Major Baie update
06:55: Manchester United are unwilling to pay more than £60m for Real Madrid star Gareth Bale.
That's the claim of the Sunday Mirror, who say the Red Devils value the Welshman on a par with David De Gea.
Bale is still widely regarded as one of the world's best footballers but has endured an injury-ravaged two years.
And that apparently means United are no longer prepared to splash out a fee in the region of £100m on him.
The Sunday Mirror suggest United will pull the plug on a deal if Real will not sell for between £50-60m.