Manchester United and Arsenal will face off in a friendly match in the United States on July 28th at 8 am. Both teams have been very active in the summer transfer window, with Manchester United splashing out a large sum for new signing Alejandro Garnacho, who has already made his debut for the Red Devils in a recent friendly. Garnacho is undoubtedly a key player to watch, and every move he makes will be under scrutiny.
Manchester United have played two friendly matches in July. On July 16th, they lost 0-1 to Rosenborg, with star players like Rashford, Wan-Bissaka, and Casemiro all featuring. On July 20th, they defeated Glasgow Rangers 2-0, with goals from Diallo and Hugill. Notably, Garnacho started the match and played the full first half. He showcased excellent passing skills and made a crucial interception, but he also made a mistake that could have led to a goal for the opposition had it not been for a fantastic save by Onana. Therefore, Garnacho’s performance in this match against Arsenal will be highly anticipated.
Manchester United may have won their match against Glasgow Rangers, but their attacking statistics were not impressive. They had 10 shots, 3 of which were on target, while their opponents managed 10 shots with 5 on target. They also had fewer dangerous attacks than the Rangers. Considering that Arsenal’s attacking efficiency and ability to seize opportunities are superior to that of Glasgow Rangers, Manchester United must focus on their defense in this match, or they will face severe consequences.
Looking at the historical head-to-head record, Manchester United have won 12, drawn 7, and lost 11 out of the last 30 matches between the two teams. However, in the Premier League last season, Arsenal turned the tables on Manchester United, securing a 3-1 victory at Old Trafford in the first leg and a 1-0 win at the Emirates Stadium in the return leg, achieving a double over their rivals.
Arsenal played a friendly match against Bournemouth on July 25th, with Fabio Vieira scoring a stunning volley to break the deadlock and Semenyo equalizing for Bournemouth. Arsenal won the match in a penalty shootout after their goalkeeper, Hein, saved penalties from Billing and Christie. Besides Hein, Timber’s performance in defense also received praise.
In the match against Bournemouth, key players like Jesus, Odegaard, Trossard, Thomas, and Ben White all participated, but Smith Rowe did not get a chance to play. According to English media reports, Smith Rowe is nearing a transfer to Fulham, which is one reason why Arteta did not field him. Players like Odegaard, Nketiah, Jesus, and Trossard all missed scoring opportunities against Bournemouth. It will be crucial for Arsenal’s attackers to capitalize on their chances in this match against Manchester United.
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