FA Cup, Arsenal and Man United

Why Arsenal will be wearing an all-white kit in the FA Cup
Premier League teams can only play in three kits during the league campaign, hence Arsenal wearing the all-white kit in the FA Cup.
Arsenal's Arteta impressed by Amorim's Man United before FA Cup clash
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta is impressed by the impact new boss Ruben Amorim has had on Manchester United, and expects it to be a beautiful game when the two teams face off in the FA Cup third round on Sunday.
Keys to Arsenal's FA Cup match vs. Man United
Wright, Nick Mendola, and Andy Edwards preview the Arsenal v. Man United match, including why the Gunners need to score early to increase confidence against a Red Devils team that lacks sound defense.
FA Cup schedule: Everton, Fulham in action; Manchester United vs. Arsenal to come on Sunday
One of the most storied competitions in English soccer is intensifying as Premier League teams enter the FA Cup for the third round beginning on Thursday. In the 144th edition of the tournament, Manchester United will look to repeat as champions but with a tough first-round fixture against Arsenal,
Arsenal XI vs Manchester United: Confirmed team news, predicted lineup, injury latest for FA Cup
Arsenal ’s fitness woes are easing as they prepare to host Manchester United in the FA Cup on Sunday. The Gunners have been hit by illness around the turn of the year, but both Kai Havertz and Martin Odegaard started Tuesday’s defeat to Newcastle in the Carabao Cup.
FA Cup: Amorim confirms Man Utd keeper for Arsenal clash
Manchester United boss, Ruben Amorim has confirmed that goalkeeper Altay Bayindir will play against Arsenal in the FA Cup third round tie. Amorim’s side will face the Gunners in the FA Cup clash on Sunday evening at Emirates Stadium.
Jreck Sub Shop opens in new location
The new Jreck Subs store on Arsenal Street opened on Sunday. The sub shop made a not-so-big move — from its old location to the former HSBC bank across the street. The crew of 12 employees also made ...
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Mikel Arteta at Arsenal - what the next five years will look like: Trophies, big changes and maybe surprises
His first five years in charge have seen plenty of progress, but Arteta and Arsenal know that the job is far from over.