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‘A draw’s a fair result,’ claims Mikel Arteta
by Layth Yousif at Ashburton Grove

ARSENAL drew 0-0 with Manchester United at Ashburton Grove on Saturday to ensure their unbeaten league run continued.

The goalless stalemate against the Red Devils saw Mikel Arteta’s side make it seven top-flight games undefeated on a cold north London evening.

In a match full of attacking endeavour, if not end product, the Gunners’ best chance came when Alex Lacazette’s second half free-kick thudded off the bar with David de Gea beaten. 

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