All the reaction from the Premier League weekend as Manchester United dent Arsenal's title bid with a 3-2 win at the Emirates Stadium.

It feels like Arteta’s side will require a burst of brilliance from an attacking player if they are to fend off their title rivals

United defeat revives old fears in the title fightOld fears return: Former Gunners captain unsure Arsenal have what it takes to finish the jobArsenal’s long defensive streak ended after 3-2 home

Defeat against Manchester United at Emirates Stadium highlighted some major flaws in the leaders. Without change, their best chance to win the Premier League titie in 22 years could pass them by.

Martin Ødegaard has said that Arsenal's catalogue of near-misses must serve as fuel rather than fear as they bid to bounce back from defeat.

Arsenal have been excellent this season but it is fair to say that, despite their strong position in the Premier League and the Champions League, their attack has not really fired this term. Forwards Gabriel Martinelli and Viktor Gyokeres are the joint-top goalscorers in all competitions with nine each.

Manchester United’s Matheus Cunha blew the Premier League title race wide open with a stunning winner as his team beat Arsenal 3-2.