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Just finished watching the match and Arsenal have now lost their unbeated record of 49 games to their rivals Manchester United.

Being a Utd fan I have to laugh at Arsenal and say that you are not as good as you think!!!! :D :D

Who else watched the game?

I agree its impressive, but only the fact Arsenal have gone so long without loosing, not that Man Utd won. Arsenal are as good as they think, 49 games unbeaten V's Man Utd last 49 games results would be interesting to see, and Man Utd have a lot of work to do because they really arent as good as they think, or should be. I hope they can step it up and make the season even better.

You gotta love all of Wengers moaning about how they should of won when Roy Carroll had like 1 save to make. Im a Utd supporter but im afraid Arsenal will still win the league unless man utd realise their full potential and start playing football like they are capable of.

I'm a Liverpool supporter, and in my unbiased view (lol), I think that the only possible way to beat Arsenal was to cheat.. Rooney dived, leading to the first, and second goal (if there was no penalty then the second would never have been scored). Still, that's football.

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