Arsenal enjoyed an exciting 3-1 victory against fierce rivals Manchester United thanks to Declan Rice and Gabriel Jesus, two record signings who helped lead their side to an exciting victory. Manchester United thought they had equalised late through substitute Garnacho beating Ramsdale but it was later disapproved due to offside.

United have suffered an immense setback since Erik ten Hag took charge. They continue their poor away form.

Goals from Declan Rice and Gabriel Jesus

Arsenal came back strongly despite conceding an early goal to Marcus Rashford with two late goals from record signings Rice and Jesus to put an end to their indifferent start.

Rice controlled a corner kick on his chest before shooting through Jonny Evans’ legs into the net in the sixth minute of added time, sparking wild celebrations at Emirates Stadium.

At first, this game had been defined by two big VAR decisions – Kai Havertz being awarded an unjust penalty against Ashley Young and Alejandro Garnacho’s effort being disallowed due to offside. Now things had come full circle with another VAR decision going in Havertz’s favour and another from Alejandro Garnacho being disqualified due to offside. But things were set to take an altogether different turn as his effort would ultimately stand.

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United pushed for a last-minute equaliser

Arsenal record signing Rice was instrumental in sealing their win late on as they overcame United in this fierce rivalry. Marcus Rashford opened up their advantage early, but Arsenal equalised as time ticked away to take an impressive win over their archrivals.

Kai Havertz thought he had awarded United a last-minute penalty when he went down under pressure from Aaron Wan-Bissaka, but this claim was disapproved after referee Anthony Taylor asked Havertz’s claim to be reviewed using VAR technology on-field.

Still, Arsenal managed to turn their luck around as Bukayo Saka had an close-range chance before Rice scored his second of the match and then sealed their victory at The Emirates Stadium with his goal being the one that proved decisive; Arsenal moved up into fifth place on the Premier League table thanks to this latest win against United – their fourth straight and largest of this year against them!

Rice’s goal was ruled out for offside

Arsenal have now won three consecutive home league games against Manchester United for the first time since May 1991, thanks to Declan Rice’s late winner which maintained their unbeaten home start and put them two points back of champions Manchester City.

Marcus Rashford had given United an unexpected lead with an early counter attack from Marcus Rashford in the 27th minute, before Martin Odegaard levelled shortly afterwards with an equaliser of his own. They thought they had taken the lead when Alejandro Garnacho found himself through one-on-one with Aaron Ramsdale but it was disallowed for offside.

With the game seemingly heading towards a draw, record signing Rice sent shockwaves through Emirates Stadium by scoring with a deflected shot in stoppage time – his first goal since joining from West Ham this summer.

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Jesus’s goal was ruled out for offside

United substitute Alejandro Garnacho thought he had won it with an amazing run and finish in the 88th minute, only for it to be disallowed due to VAR review due to being slightly offside.

Rice had cost Arsenal over $100 million when they signed him from West Ham last summer, yet even that wasn’t enough to spoil his day. He sent the Emirates crowd into delirium with an exquisitely controlled corner kick in additional time that took a deflection off 35-year-old center back Jonny Evans before beating goalkeeper Andre Onana.

An emotional welcome awaits a player who has invested so heavily in joining his club, with teammates and home support welcoming him warmly.

Arsenal’s goal was ruled out for offside

Rice and Gabriel Jesus completed a thrilling Emirates showdown by scoring late goals to earn victory for Arsenal. Marcus Rashford opened up scoring when his close range strike beat Aaron Ramsdale but Bukayo Saka equalised seconds later after being found by Martin Odegaard.

United continued their push for an equaliser late on, and Alejandro Garnacho thought they had secured it with an impressive finish on 88 minutes; however, this was disapproved due to VAR review.

Rice stunned his hosts with his deflected effort in stoppage time to seal an historic three-point win and propel them up the table to fifth spot. It was his debut goal for the club and secured them three vital points as they moved ahead of opponents Blackpool.