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United are the only Premier League side to still have their 100% record intact, and they’ll be aiming to continue that excellent start to the season here today. Jose Mourinho’s men have looked the real deal since the start of the campaign, comfortably swatting aside West Ham United and Swansea City before working hard to pick up a well-earned victory at home to Leicester City just before the international break.
 
The Red Devils are yet to let in a single goal - a feat matched only by Huddersfield Town - and have dazzled inside the final third of the pitch. Romelu Lukaku has hit the ground running and already has three league goals to his name, whilst Paul Pogba, unshackled from defensive duties by the signing of Nemanja Matic, is starting to show exactly why United paid so much to bring him back to Old Trafford.
 
As for Stoke, they narrowly lost 1-0 away to Everton on the opening weekend but did well to fight back with a hard-earned victory against Arsenal in their next outing. The only goal that day was scored by on-loan forward Jese, who has thoroughly impressed since joining the Potters. With Eric Choupo-Moting also now at the club, Mark Hughes will be hoping his men have enough firepower to break down United’s stubborn back line.
 
Recent meetings between these two sides haven’t been as clear-cut as expected, with United failing to get the better of Stoke on the last two occasions. Both of those games ended in 1-1 draws, and the last victory to come at the Bet365 actually went the Potters’ way thanks to an impressive 2-0 win on Boxing Day 2015. It’s now nearly four and a half years since United won a league game in this part of Staffordshire.
 
After suffering back-to-back defeats, this afternoon's victory is exactly what Arsenal needed. They did well to come away with what was a comfortable win, but their task was made easier by another disappointing performance from Bournemouth. The visitors looked all over the place at the back and only improved after Howe stuck an extra man in midfield midway through the second half, but by that point the game was as good as over.
 
After suffering back-to-back defeats, this afternoon's victory is exactly what Arsenal needed. They did well to come away with what was a comfortable win, but their task was made easier by another disappointing performance from Bournemouth. The visitors looked all over the place at the back and only improved after Howe stuck an extra man in midfield midway through the second half, but by that point the game was as good as over.
 
Numbisa said:
The Red Devils are yet to let in a single goal - a feat matched only by Huddersfield Town - and have dazzled inside the final third of the pitch. Romelu Lukaku has hit the ground running and already has three league goals to his name, whilst Paul Pogba, unshackled from defensive duties by the signing of Nemanja Matic, is starting to show exactly why United paid so much to bring him back to Old Trafford.
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Numbisa said:
After suffering back-to-back defeats, this afternoon's victory is exactly what Arsenal needed. They did well to come away with what was a comfortable win, but their task was made easier by another disappointing performance from Bournemouth. The visitors looked all over the place at the back and only improved after Howe stuck an extra man in midfield midway through the second half, but by that point the game was as good as over.
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Numbisa said:
As for Stoke, they narrowly lost 1-0 away to Everton on the opening weekend but did well to fight back with a hard-earned victory against Arsenal in their next outing. The only goal that day was scored by on-loan forward Jese, who has thoroughly impressed since joining the Potters. With Eric Choupo-Moting also now at the club, Mark Hughes will be hoping his men have enough firepower to break down United’s stubborn back line.
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