Manchester United vs. Arsenal score: Live Premier League updates, highlights, stream, TV info, team news

The Gunners visit Old Trafford for what promises to be the most-anticipated matchup of the weekend

Manchester United welcome Arsenal to Old Trafford as they look to build on an impressive run of recent results and continue their rivals' difficulties away to the rest of the big six.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's United beat RB Leipzig 5-0 in the Champions League on Wednesday, 24 hours before Arsenal's 3-0 home win over Dundalk. Mikel Arteta's side won on the last two occasions these two sides met, Nicolas Pepe and Sokratis Papstathopoulos scoring in a 2-0 victory.

However, Arsenal have not won at Old Trafford since September 2006 and have not left the home ground of one of their "Big Six" rivals since beating Manchester City 2-0 at the Etihad in January 2015. A win for the Gunners would take them level with fifth-placed Chelsea on 12 points, while United could hit the 10 point mark with a game in hand on most other teams in the division.

CBS Sports will be with you throughout the entirety of this match providing updates, analysis and highlights below.

Manchester United vs. Arsenal (11:30 a.m. ET, NBC Peacock)

[Nov 1, 2020 at 1:14 pm ET · James Benge]

This really has been a frustrating game for Pogba, who as of a few minutes ago had only completed one pass into the penalty area, had not created a chance nor had a shot. The latter might change if someone is very generous in their assessment of his cross, easily held by Leno. On a day when Arsenal have sat deep for long stretches United have needed so much more from one of their best players.

[Nov 1, 2020 at 1:05 pm ET · James Benge]

I'm not yet sure how many passes Arsenal made in the build-up to Pogba's foul on Bellerin but it was absolutely a lot. This is becoming typical of Arteta's side, that they can hold the ball long enough to draw frustrated, clumsy mistakes from their opponents. Usually it's an overambitious press or a failure of positioning. On this occasion it was a clumsy tackle.

[Nov 1, 2020 at 12:49 pm ET · James Benge]

Arsenal's intensity is starting to wash away in the Old Trafford rain. Lacazette's touch is ever heavier, their press slightly less intense, passes that once zipped to feet are just drifting away. It's giving United much more of a foothold for this match and we're seeing Bruno Fernandes on the ball far more frequently.

[Nov 1, 2020 at 12:41 pm ET · James Benge]

United appear to have tweaked their system somewhat, moving to a 4-2-3-1 that sees Rashford play through the middle and Pogba drift wide to the left, a position he was constantly having to move into anyway when Hector Bellerin darted forward. Notably with the Manchester United No.6 in that position Bellerin hasn't felt able to get up the pitch just yet.

[Nov 1, 2020 at 12:23 pm ET · James Benge]

Half-time at Old Trafford and Arsenal are well on top, their press is functioning very effectively and they've kept their hosts to one shot on goal. Still even this week we've seen United cut through opponents when their intensity diminished in the second half. Arteta may fear that his side will regret not making more of their dominance, with Willian particularly profligate. He seems to slow down the Gunners' counter-attacks and lacks the killer pass or shot to punish his opponents.