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Reuters

Arsenal crushed Manchester United 3-0 on Sunday after a pulsating first-half display to climb above them into second place in the English Premier League on goal difference.
They stunned Louis van Gaal’s side, who had been top before the weekend, by scoring three times in the first 20 minutes at the Emirates through Alexis Sanchez (two) and Mesut Ozil.
This game will send out a message to the Premier League that we are ready to have a go this season
Arsenal's Theo Walcott
United dropped to third, two points behind leaders Manchester City who have 18 from eight games.
Arsenal’s Theo Walcott, who provided two assists, said: ”We caught them on the break, we maybe eased off in the second half but the clean sheet was crucial for the whole team today.
“This game will send out a message to the Premier League that we are ready to have a go this season.”
Meanwhile, Tottenham Hostpur’s Christian Eriksen scored with two stunning free kicks to earn his side a 2-2 draw at Swansea City.
Andre Ayew and an own goal by Harry Kane had twice put the Welsh side in front.
Spurs stayed eighth, level on 13 points with Everton and still three ahead of Swansea.
 


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Arsenal thrash Manchester United 3-0 to go second in English Premier League

Alexis Sanchez celebrates after scoring his second goal for Arsenal in their 3-0 rout of Manchester United at the Emirates. Photo: Reuters

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In pulsating first-half display, Gunners score three times in first 20 minutes through Alexis Sanchez (two) and Mesut Ozil


Arsenal crushed Manchester United 3-0 on Sunday after a pulsating first-half display to climb above them into second place in the English Premier League on goal difference.


Arsenal thrash Manchester United 3-0 to go second in English Premier League

.css-1c6uqr6{color:inherit;font-weight:inherit;font-size:inherit;font-family:inherit;line-height:inherit;overflow-wrap:break-word;}In pulsating first-half display, Gunners score three times in first 20 minutes through Alexis Sanchez (two) and Mesut Ozil

In pulsating first-half display, Gunners score three times in first 20 minutes through Alexis Sanchez (two) and Mesut Ozil