Arsenal have their sights set on pulling themselves back into the title race as they face Manchester United in a midweek battle this Wednesday.

Fernandes’s availability is good news for United as their early resurgence under new management is put to a serious test at the Emirates Stadium by old rivals Arsenal, who have bounced back themselves since the November international break with three successive wins across all competitions in which they have amassed 13 goals - including five from all different scorers in back-to-back away games.