Red Star Parade

Arsenal lost more games than they won on the road in 2018-19 and there's minimal reason to think that trend will change this season after three winless away outings in a row.

Man United have a surprisingly good recent record at Old Trafford against their great rivals but that counts for little because the current gap between the sides is vast.

The Robins can count themselves unlucky to be as low as 6th following a 10-match unbeaten stretch but then again they're only 2pts off the top. We throw them in with Bournemouth and Wolves in our treble.

It's all going wrong for a man who was considered unlucky at Hull City and Watford. His star has fallen and the fixture list hasn't even been unkind.

It's a fixture featuring two managers under some early pressure and it's really hard to envisage any kind of classic encounter.

Mesut Ozil has been well and truly frozen out by Unai Emery now. The news cycle could become far more critical of the Arsenal boss if his team's defensive frailties catch up with him.